Throughout the length and breadth of the island stand monuments to how Bermudians lived and worked in times gone by. These homes were built in the days before electric tools, cranes and concrete. They don’t…
For generations, Bermudians have surrounded themselves with objects that reflect the island’s unique history and culture. Cedar carvings, Hogge money coins, antique bottles, stamps, vintage Bermuda books, banana leaf dolls, maritime relics and Gombey memorabilia…
White stepped and pitched roofs, shutters, pastel colours, tall chimneys and welcoming arm staircases are just some of the many architectural and design features that make Bermuda’s homes unique. Many of these evolved out of…