Rising above Bermuda’s south shore since 1846, Gibbs Hill Lighthouse has long stood as a symbol of guidance and resilience. This vintage photo album from The Bermudians archives offers a rare glimpse into the lighthouse’s enduring presence, capturing...
Looking back at snapshots taken of Bermuda long ago, the world seems to only exist in black and white. Here are some rare vintage photographs that breathe life and colour back into our perception of old Bermuda....
Are you tired of depending on others to get bonfires off the ground? Or perhaps you have been to a few bonfires and would like to host your own. Either way these steps will help you to get started. All bonfires on the beach require...
This article was taken from our archives. It first appeared in the June 1991 issue of The Bermudian. It appears here exactly as it did originally. Getting out of school for summer vacation was the best event in the school year. In those last wee...
This article was taken from our archives. It appears here exactly as it did originally. Joyce Finn is introduced to the unique Bermudian delicacy, shark hash. A grey-haired woman in twin set and pearls beams out at my husband and me from our ...
Bermuda has always been a hub for air travel, and when the tourism industry was booming Pan Am and other airlines made traveling to our island an event within itself. ...
