In June 1959, posters and placards were plastered on walls and utility poles throughout the island. Letters were mailed out. Signed by A Progressive Group, they called for a boycott of all movie theatres beginning on June 15. &nb...
In 1814, during the War of 1812 between the United States and Britain, British forces launched an attack on the United States from Bermuda. British ships stationed in Bermuda were instrumental in mounting naval offensives along the American coastline...
St. Anne is the name traditionally given to the Mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the Feast of the Title falls on July 26th. No other church in Bermuda stands so near a magnificent stretch of shore, within smell, sight and sound of the broad ...
This article was taken from our archives. It originally appeared in the August 2002 issue of The Bermudian. It appears here exactly as it did in print originally. The 2002 Cup Match will be cause for double celebration. Not only is it the 100th ...
Castle Harbour is an expansive harbour sitting between Hamilton Parish and St. David’s. The harbour holds an important history of its own, providing an integral trade route in the early days of the colony through its main channel, Castle Roads. Here ...
Most people think privateers were a short-lived and nasty phenomenon of the eighteenth century. "State- sponsored piracy" is a phrase commonly used to describe those whom governments licensed to prey on enemy shipping. At the very least, that is an o...
