Bermuda and The Azores
Bermuda and The Azores Curatorial Department, National Museum of Bermuda Bermuda’s history of survival and prosperity owes much to the Island’s Portuguese community. As far back as the European ‘Age of Discovery’ in the
Bermuda’s Shipwreck Postage Stamps
Bermuda’s Shipwreck Postage Stamps In 1986 the Bermuda Post Office issued a set of stamps depicting seventeen ships that were wrecked off Bermuda. This is a short description of each wreck: 3¢ – CONSTELLATION
20 Things You Might Not Have Known About Cup Match in Bermuda
20 Things You Might Not Have Known About Cup Match The roots of Cup Match lie in the abolition of slavery in Bermuda on August 1, 1834 when men from Somerset and St. George’s
Discovery of Bermuda
Above: The wreck of the Sea Venture Do you know About... The Discovery of Bermuda An Irish monk known as Saint Brendan the Navigator lived from 484 to 578 and according to legend was
Tucker House Historic Home, Bermuda
Tucker House Historic Home Historic Tucker House offers an intriguing window back in time to old Bermuda. Built around 1752, the museum features an extensive collection of antiques including fine porcelain, portraits and Bermuda cedar
Verdmont Historic House and Gardens Bermuda
Verdmont Historic House and Gardens Bermuda This fascinating and beautiful old house is one of Bermuda's most significant historic buildings. Built c. 1710, Verdmont is a unique example of early Georgian architecture, and has remained
