Historic Forts
There are approximately 90 forts scattered across the island of Bermuda. Some are easy to find and in picturesque areas – and the best part? You don’t have to be a history buff to enjoy them. Most have been restored, some are in parks, but all have gorgeous views.
Historical Forts in St. George’s Bermuda
Discover Historical Forts in St. George's St. George's is home to several forts that played a crucial role in the island's defense throughout history. Fort St. Catherine: Located at the northern tip of St.
Bermuda’s Historical Sites
Bermuda's Historical Sites The Olde Towne of St. George’s A UNESCO World Heritage Site and Bermuda’s first capital. Features a number of historical attractions including St. Peter’s Church, The Unfinished Church, The Bermuda
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
