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Verdmont, a magnificent historic building operated as a museum by the Bermuda National Trust, is important not only for its architectural and man-made heritage but also its social and cultural significance. Perched on Collector’s Hill in Smiths, Verdmont has been witness to c300 years of Bermuda’s history. The BNT is committed to telling the full story of Verdmont - both currently and historically. The exhibit will combine objects and panels to create a dynamic display that provides historical record and insight for a number of topics including: Her People (black and white), The Community (Verdmont’s place in it), A Changing Landscape (including archaeological evidence), Life at Verdmont (throughout the ages), and Her Architecture. Verdmont, built c1710, is unique for its unchanged footprint, featuring inspiring architecture, cedar furniture and 300 year human history.
Contact: Nicola O’Leary for more information - tel. 236-6483, Email
Start date: July 1, 2009