Founded in 1994, the aims of the Bermudian Heritage Museum are to research, authenticate, collect, preserve, display, fund, promote, and manage information based on the heritage and accomplishments of black Bermudians. The museum highlights those who formed and served in the island's early Independent Orders and is housed in the defunct Samaritan's Lodge Building. A valuable resource to the entire community, we invite you to tour our facility and discover the nearly 400 years of history of the Bermuda people.

Photos, seats and other memorabilia from "Old Rattle and Shake," better known as the Bermuda Railway.

Come to browse and spend: artist Jo Birdsey Lindberg showcases her watercolor and oil paintings at this renowned art gallery.

Reconstructions, alterations and additions over the past three hundred years have made this building one of the most beautiful and distinctive churches in Bermuda.

Private parish featuring beautifully landscaped gardens and a pond with a relief map of Bermuda in its center.

Five acres of unspoiled woods for nature buffs.

An art gallery featuring the works of world famous artist Michael Swan.

Seventeenth-century Bridge connecting Somerset island with the mainland, reputed to be the world's smallest drawbridge.

Gallery featuring the work of painter Sharon Wilson, whose paintings vividly depict the people of Bermuda.

Experience the unspoiled marshland of the Caribbean at this nature reserve.

Built in the early 18th century, this is one of the oldest houses in Bermuda and offers a unique view into the colonial history of the Caribbean.