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Larry Burchall's new memoir provides a fascinating insight into Bermuda's recent history. He tells Christen Pears about his book and why it is be recommended reading for the island's youngsters.
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Filmmaker Lucinda Spurling's new documentary charts the 400-year relationship between Bermuda and the United States. She talks to Christen Pears about the project.
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One of Bermuda's best-known hotels is inviting members of the public to discover more about its history. Christen Pears delves into the archives of the Fairmont Hamilton Princess
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As The Fairmont Southampton celebrates its 35th anniversary, Christen Pears talks to one member of staff who was there at the beginning.
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From making a kite to baking hot cross buns, Christen Pears immerses herself in some Bermuda traditions for her first Good Friday on the island.
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The slave trade was outlawed in 1807 but it was almost 30 years before the institution of slavery was abolished. Mary Prince, a Bermudian slave, wrote a famous account of what life was like for…
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Last week, the local newspapers had a field day of articles related to war veterans from Bermuda and elsewhere. This is a good thing, for many men went missing in action and many have gone…
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Bermuda's timeline spanning from 1505 with Juan de Bermudez sighting the uninhabited island though to 2000 with the town of St. George becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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