From the train to pedal bikes and what are now vintage cars, transportation in Bermuda has always featured some great ways of seeing our beautiful island. Here is a collection of photographs from our archives showing how locals once got around the island, at time when they travelled not only for convenience, but also for enjoyment.
A now-antique Ford car.
A couple enjoys a bike ride (and directions from a young tour guide) in Somerset.
The Bermuda Railway
January 7, 1931 a tiny seaplane called Tradewind, piloted by Beryl Hart and navigated by Lt. William S. McLaren landed in Bermuda
Front Street bustling with traffic and pedestrians.
Circa 1890, children ride on a cart pulled by a donkey.
