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The façade of the building is to be retained, while the rest of the site will be used to create 31 private parking spaces

The milestone conflict is to be recognised at Devonshire Recreation Club on Sunday, among other events

Monday marked the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz Concentration Camp

A hamlet in England bears little resemblance to the island it was named after

Island’s secretive organisations unveiled in Cold War thriller by former finance minister turned author

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