State House, St George's, Bermuda
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Nigel Shaw
About this spot
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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