The Bermuda National Trust
Office at Waterville in Paget This eighteenth century house is headquarters to the Bermuda National Trust. There are two public rooms featuring Victorian furnishings. Free entry. Buckingham Historic house with Antique Garden store stocked with an eclectic array of items, including vintage linen, artwork, china, furniture, lamps and collectibles. Gladys Morrell Nature Reserve The Reserve is an ideal place to walk and is the natural nesting area for the Bermuda bluebird. Free entry. Paget Marsh Nature Reserve A peat marsh with boardwalk access into the centre of Bermuda’s largest cedar and palmetto forest (25 acres) with interpretive signs. Free entry. President Henry Tucker House This traditional 18th century Bermuda house was the home of one of Bermuda’s leading families during the American Revolution and Napoleonic Wars. Features include portraits, furnishings, porcelain, silver and an archaeological exhibit (artefacts found on-site). Spittal Pond Bermuda’s most impressive area of open space, boasts magnificent coastal views. Free entry. Stewart Hall Bermuda Perfumery – shop and scented garden. The Bermuda National Trust Museum – Globe Hotel The Museum features a video presentation tracing the early history of the Islands and an exhibition which explores Bermuda’s role in the American Civil War (1861 – 64). Also houses the Museum shop. The Old Rectory An early 18th century house set in an English cottage-style country garden. Free entry. Verdmont Museum An historic18th century house surrounded by lovely gardens. Features unique collections of Bermuda cedar furniture, Chinese and English porcelain, and portraits by Blackburne and John Green. Warwick Pond Nature Reserve Interpretive trail into 9 acres, dominated by scenic pond and woodland. Free entry. |
