Bermuda St George's, Bermuda

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Nigel Shaw

Nigel Shaw

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St Peter's church, the oldest continually used church in the western hemisphere dating back to 1612. At more than 400 years old, the historic house of worship bears time-worn features like rugged Bermuda cedar beams, limestone walls, candlelit chandeliers and a communion table dating back to 1615. The building has a set of steps leading to the entrance, a beautiful belfry and arched windows.

St Peter's church, the oldest continually used church in the western hemisphere dating back to 1612. At more than 400 years old, the historic house of worship bears time-worn features like rugged Bermuda cedar beams, limestone walls, candlelit chandeliers and a communion table dating back to 1615. The building has a set of steps leading to the entrance, a beautiful belfry and arched windows.

Nigel Shaw

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Buckingham, 2 King St. Built 1750 by Samuel Mills

Buckingham, 2 King St. Built 1750 by Samuel Mills

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Nigel Shaw

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State House, constructed in 1621 specifically to serve (instead of at St. Peter's Church as before, from 1620) as the meeting place of local parliamentarians. It later became a Freemasons Lodge but is open to the public. It was the first stone-built civilian property in Bermuda and one of the oldest standing stone structures erected by English colonists in the New World.

State House, constructed in 1621 specifically to serve (instead of at St. Peter's Church as before, from 1620) as the meeting place of local parliamentarians. It later became a Freemasons Lodge but is open to the public. It was the first stone-built civilian property in Bermuda and one of the oldest standing stone structures erected by English colonists in the New World.

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Broad Alley

Broad Alley

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Whitehall, 12 Clarence Street. St. George's. Private. Historically important, a 2 storey mansion house, the finest in the town, built and designed himself by St. George's Mayor John Van Norden in 1815 as his residence.Now a private residence.

Whitehall, 12 Clarence Street. St. George's. Private. Historically important, a 2 storey mansion house, the finest in the town, built and designed himself by St. George's Mayor John Van Norden in 1815 as his residence.Now a private residence.

Nigel Shaw

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About this spot
St. George's is a town on St. George's Island, in Bermuda. It's known for being the territory's first English settlement. Colonial buildings on and around central King's Square include the 18th-century town hall. Nearby, the Tucker House Museum is a typical home from the 1700s, with displays of crystal, silver and period furniture. Other notable landmarks include St. Peter's Church, founded in 1612.

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