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A new book that charts the history of the island’s railway service is to be launched next week. The Bermuda Railway, published by the National Museum of Bermuda examines the short life of the service with hundreds of rare historic photographs, m...

Historian Michael Jarvis's opinion last week on previous epidemics in Bermuda was timely. He rightly said it has been so long since countries in the Western world experienced epidemics, let alone pandemics, that it is easy to assume that the Covid-19...

This is not intended as an anti-political party opinion, as much as it is intended to cause reflection and hopefully develop a sense of accountability for the truth of the effects of party politics on Bermuda. It has been stated and even repeated tha...

The 1960s saw real and explosive change in Bermuda. Given the international background, change abounded globally. In Africa, the Caribbean, and through civil rights and other movements in the United States, a potent environment was established. On r...

Twentieth-century Bermuda began as a new diversity. We have the presence of the British and their bases, which invariably meant the residual fallout from many of their global conflicts would end up on our shores. The “Bully Roosters”, who had active...

Bermuda, Epidemics and the Lessons of History The global Covid-19 pandemic has significantly disrupted our world for more than a year now, and it is natural to think we are living in unprecedented times, in which the Government, medical experts,...

The 20th-century Bermuda, which by then had become a larger and more diverse population compared with the century that went before, was characteristically different in that — rather than a symbiotic albeit uneven codependency — unleashed was a battle...

Much of what we think we know about the domestic slave trade and domestic traders of enslaved people in the United States is wrong. To the extent most Americans think about the slave trade at all, they usually envision traders as people so brutal tha...

Bermuda as a continuously evolving country has moved to the point where its future may no longer resemble any of its past. The long and winding, at times twisted, legacy notwithstanding is still the most instructive tool to capture from where we came...

A team of experts from the Smithsonian Institution have teamed up with the National Museum of Bermuda to host a free webinar next week. The panel of all-female researchers will explain the role that personal stories and objects play in the developmen...

An effort to identify a Bermudian boy from a Second World War era photograph has led to the discovery of hundreds more pictures from the same period. Horst Augustinovic, a historian and author, said about 500 photographs of the island by Victor Haag ...

SOS! There is an urgent need to have put forward a few direct questions that have real-time significance and are of national importance. What must one do in Bermuda to attain justice or even relief, if everyone from the very head of our judicial fram...