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Duncan McDowall, University Historian Emeritus at Queen’s University, requests public assistance in locating photographs of Wilfred Onions

It is hoped a structure can stand in place of the original, which was built before 1877

Landmark compilation is dedicated to Kathleen Caffee Dickinson, who “opened our eyes to the past”

The National Museum of Bermuda is working with the Naval Dockyards Society for next year’s event

The December issue features a cover story on archaeological work at Smith’s Island

Cecille Snaith-Simmons takes us back to a time when the easternmost part of the island was the place to be

The Bermuda Hospitals Board is contemplating whether to sell or renovate a building that has been allowed to rot in plain sight

The Bermudian artist is attempting to fill a gap with her art

Bermuda National Trust says efforts should have been made to preserve the 200-year-old building

The programme is aimed at helping to educate young people about the intertwined history of Bermuda and the US

Members of the public are invited to view Nicola Muirhead’s exhibition, which opens on October 4

An English knight buried in the Virginia colony was likely commemorated with a tombstone traced to Europe