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Efforts are being made to ease the traffic impact of tomorrow’s National Trust Walkabout in St George’s. The event, which gives members of the public access to a number of historic National Trust properties, has in the past caused some traffic conges...

The only way to save Albert and Victoria Row from the wrecking ball is by attracting an entrepreneur to renovate the historic buildings, the Bermuda National Trust has conceded. The executive director, Jennifer Gray, said the Trust was “in no positio...

Children can have fun while learning about maritime history thanks to the launch of the National Museum of Bermuda’s Playhouse. The whimsical exhibit offers 15 interactive stations to try — from “Hey, That’s Not My Head!” to “The Mutoscope”. It is h...

Boston librarian Laura Koenig will be the featured speaker at a public meeting at the National Library next Wednesday. Ms Koenig, the daughter of Consul General Mary Ellen Koenig, will discuss children and teen literature for those who want to give b...

A book signing of the Bermuda National Trust’s Tucker House, The Story of a House, Its people & Its Contents is to be held tomorrow. The book, about the former East End residence of Henry Tucker which is now a museum, was researched and written by Di...

The historic Verdmont House in Smith’s is closing temporarily to have its interior painted, the Bermuda National Trust has announced. The building, which dates to the early 1700s and houses an extensive museum of Bermudian history, is to reopen to th...

The National Museum has embarked on a major campaign to raise more than $2.5 million to help maintain and improve some of the oldest buildings in Dockyard. The “Raise the Roof” drive was launched just before Hurricane Joaquin caused further damage to...

The Bermuda National Trust has expressed sadness at the news that Victoria Row in Dockyard is set to be demolished. Landowners, the West End Development Corporation (Wedco), has said that it has exhausted all avenues trying to find investment or a de...

The Island’s first hurricane of the season has been ranked a lucky miss, with relatively few reports of property damage taken by insurers. Joaquin had moved 185 miles north of the Island by noon yesterday, leaving Bermuda battered but spared the deva...

The Island’s historic properties escaped largely unscathed despite the 100 miles per hour winds and torrential rain that lashed us as Hurricane Joaquin passed to the west. Jennifer Gray, executive director of the Bermuda National Trust, said the old ...

The Bermuda National Trust has embarked on a major renovation project to restore one of the Island’s oldest homes. The historic Springfield property, with its spectacular cedar porch and picturesque buttery in Sandys, dates back to the 1740s when it ...

Four historic cannon dating back to 1834 have been shipped to Bermuda from the UK and installed at the entrance to the National Museum. The 32-pounder matching guns and their original cast-iron carriages had previously been part of a private collecti...