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Welcome to the Bermuda National Trust
The Bermuda National Trust cares for 277 acres comprised of 82 properties that represent much of the best of Bermuda’s heritage – a variety of traditional historic houses, islands, gardens, cemeteries, nature reserves and coastline. In addition, three museums display an outstanding collection of artefacts owned and made by Bermudians, and tell the intriguing story of the island’s development.
The Trust has a strong education programme, focused on encouraging appreciation of our built and natural heritage and what it means to our future.
Our mission:
To protect and promote Bermuda’s unique natural and cultural heritage forever, by:
- acquiring and conserving land, buildings and artefacts;
- inspiring appreciation and stewardship through advocacy, research, education and participation
For Everyone, Forever
Trust News
2021 Mid-Term Break Camp
Sign up your kids for our 'Bermuda's Natural Wonderland' Mid-Term February break Camp! Children will enjoy a week filled with engaging field activities about Bermuda's biodiversity. Download the form below to sign up and for more information or email dhorsfield@bnt.bm
2021 February Mid-Term Camp Flyer
Built Heritage: Wantley
BUILT HERITAGE: December 7, 2020 By Linda Abend and Margie Lloyd, Bermuda National Trust
This post is part of a series of architectural articles by the Bermuda National Trust that highlight some of Bermuda's endangered historic buildings.
Wantley, located on Princess Street, has a rich social history and was built by prominent businessman Samuel David Robinson. One of the founders of Berkeley Educational Society, Samuel David and five other men met in 1879 at his newly-built home to discuss the feasibility of establishing a school that would become the Berkeley Institute. The Robinsons were influential family in the then Town of Hamilton. Younger brother Joseph Henry Robinson built The Emporium on Front Street and lived at the elegant Finsbury on Court Street.
Click here to read the full article on Wantly
BNT 2021 Calendars
BNT 2021 calendars are available for purchase! This calendar is filled with images of some of the most beautiful aspects of Bermuda. Each month provides a glimpse of the diverse treasures that fills this 22 square mile paradise. Photographed and designed by Bermuda photographers Hannah Horsfield.
Calendars cost $10 and can be purchased at Waterville, BNT Museums, Brown & Co, Bermuda Bookstore and more locations. To purchase a calendar over the phone please call 236-6483 or email palmetto@bnt.bm. Envelopes are available for mailing overseas.
Unfortunately, we have discovered that the alignment of dates for the month of July 2021 are incorrect. The corrected version for the month of July is included below and can be printed to easily replace the page you currently have.
If you would like to exchange your calendar, we will have limited quantities available at Waterville after Monday, January 4, 2021. We do apologize for this oversight and any inconvenience this may have caused. Please do not hesitate to contact us at palmetto@bnt.bm if you have any questions.
Click here to download the updated version of July
Museums
In the National Trust’s care are 70 properties, covering 250 acres and representing much of the best of Bermuda’s heritage. Learn more about Bermuda's unique architectural...
Gift Membership
Purchase a gift membership (Membership begins/ends October 1st). Show you care by giving a Bermuda National Trust Membership. It's a great gift idea for birthdays, retirement...
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Walking Tours in St. George’s: Step Back in time at Tucker House and the Globe Hotel
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Plant & Bake Sale 2021
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Auction & Jumble 2021
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Palm Sunday Walk 2021
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