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ST. GEORGE'S SMART TOUR STARTS AT THE TOWN'S CREST, AND AFTER THE ELECTRIC CAR AT TIGER BAY LOOK FOR THE FIRST SPEED BUMP AND FIRST PEDESTRIAN CROSSING AFTER TURN RIGHT DOWN TO BLACK SMITH HILL.There is never a better time to download a safe Tour App.Feel free to follow this ST. GEORGE'S SMART TOUR WITH A SIX FT SOCIAL DISTANCING AND WHEN REQUIRED – WEAR A FACEMASK.The PRODUCER of this APP and Local Google Map Guide is Calix Todd. Calix has over FIFTEEN MILLION VIEWS on his GOOGLE MAP PAGE.The coronavirus pandemic could forever change the opening hours for some Museums.The Producer of this App, Mr. Calix ToddSt. George’s is known as God’s Garden to him.WELCOME TO ST. GEORGE'SThe St. George’s Town was founded in 1612, soon after the 1609 Sea Venture’s wreck on Bermuda’s reefs. In 1609, it was here where Admiral Sir George Somers and the first colonists & two dogs landed.The location is now well known as Gate’s Bay or Fort St. Catherine Beach.The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Committee, collectively identified The Historic Town of St George’s and related fortifications as a World Heritage Site and Diaspora Trail.LOOK FOR THE FIRST SPEED BUMP AND FIRST PEDESTRIAN CROSSING, AFTER TURN RIGHT DOWN TO BLACK SMITH HILL .The Town moved to Pembroke Hamilton in 1815.If your mapping your experience with the BERMUDA SMART TOURS, SEND A SELLFIE OF YOUR BEST LOCATION SO WE CAN HIGHLIGHT THAT STOP! Reviews help us to improve our products and services, but also to let others know that we care about delivering the best quality.bermudasmarttour+noreply@googlegroups.com“© App Developer 2021.” BDA.S.T.

THE WORLD HERITAGE CENTRE BUILDING

SMART TOUR technology safely guides you through visits of the WORLD HERITAGE SITES IN ST. GEORGE'S or see the towns beginnings through video by BERMUDA SMART TOURS ST. GEORGE'S SMART TOUR"Diaspora Trail"The World Heritage Centre in St.George's was built 1860 and is one of the key ferry points in St. George's. There is also Free Public Wi-Fi available in this area.On celebrating the mission of The St. George’s Foundation, The World Heritage Centre Building was built 1860 became a central point of promoting the town and parish. The center was conceived in 2005, opened in 2009 and closed in 2020. The building was once used as the Queen's warehouse when built in 1860's for stocking ships cargo during the American Civil War. Near by are 16th, 17th and 18th century buildings like the old white Coal Shed Building just before the World Heritage Centre which dates back from the 1800's. On Water Street, you can see Tucker House treasure collection of the prominent Tucker Family's silver, china, crystal, antique English mahogany and Bermuda cedar furniture and portraits by Artist Blackburn. The Governor's Council decided to move into the house in 1775. His family remained there until 1809. In the kitchen, on the eastern side of Tucker's House is Barber's Alley; where American Joseph Hayne Rainey, a former slave, worked as a barber. He escaped to Bermuda in early days and returned to America after the American Civil War as the first Black person in the House of Representatives in Congress.1. Head up the hill from Pennos Dr. toward York St.2. Turn right onto York St, near the first blue BUS STOP, turn left after the first pedestrian crossing.3. Turn into Old Maid's Lane. Take the first right and continue left on Aunt Peggy's Lane.

PILOT DARRELL SQUARE

NEXT LEFT & FIRST RIGHTDIASPORA TRAILPILOT JAMES ‘JEMMY’ DARRELL SQUAREIn May 1795, James Darrell piloted Admiral George Murray’s ship, the 74-gun HMS Resolute, into Murray’s Anchorage on the North Shore near Tobacco Bay, St. George’s Parish. The Admiral was so impressed with Mr. Darrell’s skills that he recommended that Mr. Darrell be granted his freedom. Pilot Darrell was also known for his bravery. “I do hereby declare the said Jemmy Darrell to be exonerated and released from all manner of Slavery or Servitude whatsoever, and I do earnestly request all Persons to treat him, as a man actually and bona fide Freedman.( By Governor James Crawford March 1, 1796.)Shortly after being freed, he purchased a house in St. George’s on what is now Pilot Darrell’s Square. It was restored in 1992 by his great, great, great grandson Romano Ramirez who lives there. Darrell was made a King’s Pilot on May 2, 1796. King's Pilots were premier pilots whose main responsibility was to pilot British Naval ships through the Bermuda reefs. History tells that Pilot Darrell was the first black man to own a home in Bermuda. This modest house was bought and owned by Mr. Darrell in the 18th century. Mr. Darrell was a slave who was “owned” by Captain Francis Darrell of St. George’s Parish. Historians report that he was quite a valuable slave, worth 100 British pounds. Mr. Darrell's experiences as a free man, were not much different than during enslavement due to legislation introduced to limit the rights of freed slaves. He consistently fought these regulations which sought to limit his hard-earned rights. He wrote petitions asking for better pay for pilots, as well as for the legal right for blacks to will their property to their wives, children or relatives. He died at the age of 66 on April 12, 1815. On April 12, 2007, Premier Dr. Ewart Brown presided over a ceremony in the graveyard for slaves and free blacks at St. Peter’s Church in St. George's on the 192nd anniversary of Pilot Darrell’s death.In 2008, the Bermuda Archives held an exhibition, A Very Manifest Alteration, which unveiled the life, and time of Pilot James Darrell 1793-1816 . In honour of Pilot James Darrell, in 2009, a reunion of his descendants was held. Some of the descendants live in Australia, Bermuda and New Zealand. Head down to the BLUE ARROW SIGN on the wall on to Queen Street for the next left and right turn. James "Jemmy" Darrell, a free black slave was buried on the western segregated area for blacks by a dividing wall of St. Peter's Church graveyard that's opposite to his home.

LILI PERFUMERY

To the Perfumery from Silk Alley onto Queen Street turn left.To the left, is the home for this Perfumery’s exclusive and unique scents. The staff delightfully tell visitors about the techniques of perfume making. This includes how the perfumes are aged and bottled. All Lili Bermuda perfumes are still bottled and packaged individually by hand at this Perfumery.Workshops and tea are offered on special days.

ST.PETER'S CHURCH & WHITE HALL

ST. PETER’S CHURCH NEXT RIGHT OFF QUEEN STREET ONTO CHURCH LANEDIASPORA TRAILSIX FEET SOCIAL DISTANCING AND WEAR A FACEMASK. ST. PETER'S CHURCH & WHITE HALL OPPOSITE THE CHURCH.Entry free of charge !!!St. Peter’s Church / Their Majesties Chapel located in the historic town of St. George's.St. Peter’s Church is held amongst history chronicles to be the oldest, constantly used Anglican Church in the western hemisphere. The current church was not the first house of worship on the site. It replaced a storm demolished structure in 1612 which was constructed from wooden posts and a roof of palmetto leaves. Inside, visitors marvel to see the altar from the original structure that was built in 1615 under the supervision of Richard Moore, Bermuda’s first Governor. This is the oldest piece of woodwork in Bermuda. Treasures in the vestry include a very fine collection of communion silver from the 1600's.The oldest part of the church is the area around the triple-tier pulpit. When you enter the architecture structure, the decor of this church gives you a reflection back in the 1600's.The Bermuda Parliament first met at the St. Peter’s Church in 1620, thus establishing the assembly as the 3rd oldest Parliament in the world. Outside in the church yard, there are two graveyards: one toward a walled area to the west of the church. This (NEW CUT OUT PATH) is for burial of the black enslaves and reserved eastward was for whites. In 1698, St. Georges had a population of one-third blacks, who were mostly brought in from Africa as slaves. St. Peter’s Church remains an important site on the African Bermudian Diaspora Heritage Trail of Bermuda which traces the legacy of slavery in Bermuda. In 1713, St. Peter’s Church was expanded. The tower and wings were added in the 19th century. Regular service is still held on Sunday mornings promptly at 11am. 400 years after the General Assembly first met in St. George’s in 1620, the Convening of Parliament and Throne Speech led by the now leader Premier David Burt of the Bermuda Government returned to the east end of the island to mark the 400th anniversary. (ground-floor slave quarters at White Hall)

FEATHERBED ALLEY

DIASPORA TRAILMITCHELL HOUSE ON FEATHERBED ALLEYMitchell House was named after Mr. Walter Mitchell, an architect, who had the home built in 1720. It’s been told that Featherbed Alley was named as such following the actions of a wife’s long suffering agony and annoyance over her husband’s excessive alcoholic binges. On one of his particular disorderly bouts, she dumped their featherbed mattress out of the upper window of Mitchell House to the street below. When her liquored up hubby returned home, sleeping under the stars on the featherbed mattress seemed a splendid option as that’s what he did. At this building is a barred window of the Mitchell House . A Methodist Preacher John Stephenson was imprisoned as he lacked authority and a permit to preach. He is noted to be the first Methodist minister to have a permanent posting in Bermuda. His spreading of the message of Methodism to blacks, whites, helped slaves and freed slaves was thought to be a threat. From that window with bars, he continued to preach while imprisoned. Government passed a law to silence him regardless of its location.

ST. GEORGE'S HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM

DIASPORA TRAILSIX FEET SOCIAL DISTANCING AND WEAR A FACEMASK.After Featherbed Alley, travel onto Duke of York Street, when you come to the intersection, take a left from Featherbed Alley. This resembles a typical Bermudian private home with a Coat of Arms Entrance as in the 1700 Colonial Days. The furnishings, articles and recreated setting from that period of life are worth visiting. On the lower level, visitors can view a working replica of a Gutenberg-Style Press, as well as early editions of Island Newspapers.

UNFINISHED CHURCH 🎧

DIASPORA TRAILTHE UNFINISHED CHURCH on Duke of Kent Street, continue up the hill to Church Folly Lane, you will find it toward the right.Just as the name suggests, this Gothic structure is an unfinished church designed by William Hay, an architect of Scottish descent. Construction of The Unfinished Church began in 1870 to replace St. Peter’s Church, which was very badly damaged in a storm. The completion of The Unfinished Church was hindered by Parishioners disagreements over fund allocations and the work came to a halt in 1899. A tornado demolished the roof in 1925.There is no cost to visit this grey stoned majestic landmark. It’s an edifice of archways in the Town of St. George's and is a very popular location for weddings, photo ops, special event backdrops, curious visitors and the consuming photographer. Continue up Government Hill Road to Fort William and the GUNPOWDER PLOT TRAIL.

GUNPOWDER PLOT TRAIL TO TOBACCO BAY

DIASPORA TRAILGUNPOWDER PLOT TRAIL TO TOBACCO BAYThe parking lot to the right is Fort William. The tunnels within the Fort lead down to Convict Bay, which can be seen later in the tour located in the wall across from the entrance to the East End Mini Yacht Club. This trail now divides the fair ways of the New Golf Course.From this point after America reimposed the trade embargo on Bermuda. Bermuda played a role by helping George Washington during the American Revolutionary War. The war was used to gain independence from the British who ruled Bermuda, it's amazing. It is a classic story with intriguing adventures, action, and 100 barrels of gunpowder lead through this trail. Rewind to the summer of 1775, the American colonies are in revolt with Bermuda's loyalties are divided. While much of the island's populace remains loyal to the English Crown, there are many who sympathize with the America Continental Congress fighting for independence including one of Bermuda’s most powerful merchants Colonel Henry Tucker, a resident of the town of St.George’s. Tucker House where Henry Tucker resided, is now a museum. PLOTTING IN THE COLONIES OF BERMUDA Colonel Tucker is a born bred Bermudian. Tucker is a man of action, not content to sit idly by in these fractious times. He travels to Philadelphia to attempt to re-open trade routes with the colonies. Benjamin Franklin had other ideas. He wants gunpowder and he has information that more than 100 barrels of gunpowder is sitting in a lightly guarded magazine in St. George’s, near the present-day Fort William.AUGUST 15th. UNDER THE COVER OF DARKNESS, Night falls on St. George’s. Col. Tucker’s small party of trusted “Bermudians” (Brits) and incognito American sailors gather in a cobblestone alley. Few words are spoken as the band heads to the magazine, where the barrels of precious gunpowder are stored. The plotters are in luck; just one unarmed sentry guards the magazine, and he is easily overcome. The barrels are rolled down through this trail to a locally made cedar skiffs (boats), which transport the cargo to the waiting American ships in our northern reefs. Early the next morning of August 16th, the plot is discovered and a custom-built ship from St. George’s was sent to chase down the Lady Catherine and the Packet. It was too late. The cargo is delivered to Charleston and Philadelphia, providing the patriots with much-needed firepower in their fight against the Red Coats (British). And now a special part of the St. George's UNESCO World Heritage Site.

TOBACCO BAY - 🎧

FORWARD ON TO TOBACCO BAYContinue along Government Hill Road and down to Coot Pond Road and Barry Road. Next entrance to the beach, there you can find a concession stand where they have the best Hennessey wings. Challenge yourself from snorkeling to rock climbing and cliff jumping at TOBACCO BAY BEACH - the #1 beach in ST GEORGE’S, with free WI-FI and a picturesque stop for a photo op. History states the beach was named because tobacco was found growing here many years back. Others say tobacco was shipped from the bay area to James Town. However the history goes, the beach is one of our all-time favorites for snorkeling adventures, where you will see many reef formations, colourful fish and even turtles or lobsters, just a few feet under the warmer waters. It’s a fascinating view of the marine life along with beautiful clusters of coral. Tobacco Bay is ideal for children as it is quite shallow. This is not a pink sandy beach like those found on the southern side of the island. The sand here is normally pale yellow in color.When there’s a south wind, you will find some of the most sheltered spots in the bay, where you will find cozy romantic caves.Tobacco Bay Beach Bermuda has columns of limestone rocks 15’ft to 25' ft high that separates the bay from the open ocean. Across the way the rocks depth averages about 10 feet. If you swim off the rocks, you can find your way into the ocean. Some tourist challenge themselves by having fun cliff jumping off the rocks. The view from the top of rocks is simply breathtaking!FROM TOBACCO BAY TO ST. REGIS BERMUDA RESORTThe St. Regis Hotel is currently under construction next to the fort, it's due to open in 2021.Turn left and head toward Fort St. Catherine’s and Achilles Bay.

ST. REGIS BERMUDA RESORT & FIVE FORTS GOLF CLUB ⛳

Note : (1)WELL ON THE ROUNDABOUT(2)FORT ALBERT AND FORT VICTORIA(3) Free admission to Fort St. Catherine

FORT ST. CATHERINE MUSEUM, GATES BAY & ACHILLES BAY

SIX FEET SOCIAL DISTANCING AND (Left Fort St. Catherine’s) is one of Bermuda’s most notable forts open to the public. Visitors will be fascinated once they cross the drawbridge. Through the various tunnels, you'll be amazed by the historical artifacts of Bermuda’s fortifications located in the eastern end of the island. Additionally, there’s information on the development of Bermuda’s UNESCO World Heritage Site. From Fort St. Catherine’s carpark; take spectacular selfies or photo ops with some of the colourful homes in the background. This is a great landmark to see cruise ships navigate through the narrow northern channel into St. George’s and Hamilton Harbour, the Oil Docks and Old Slaughter House to the left of the Shore Line or the North Rock is on the Horizon due North at 11:00. Used during WORLD WAR TWO, see the navigational beacon from this point, North Rock is located in the northern waters of Bermuda were local fishermen thrive for the days catch. It’s about a 7-mile boat ride from the east end and the area around the North Rock beacon has been a ship wreck graveyard for many ships. Look down on Achilles Bay, a secluded cove so named as it's like the shape of a heel. Here visitors can enjoy another choice for snorkeling and swimming. On the sandy stretch at the water’s edge aligned, to the fort’s south side is St. Catherine’s Beach. Admire the view! The water area beyond the beach is Gates Bay named after Sir Thomas Gates, who was onboard the Sea Venture heading to Jamestown, Virginia when it ran aground on nearby reefs during a hurricane in 1609.( William Shakespeare - The Tempest movie and Play)

GATES BAY PLAQUE

On the left traveling near the old Iron Dock is a rock with a copper plaque engraved 'Gates Bay of the 150 Sea Venture survivors and two dogs . Enjoy the peripheral view of the northern coastline pass throughout the old rural resident military area.

THE 400th ANNIVERSARY

A historian of Bermuda mentioned that this monument marks a fitting end to Bermuda's 400th anniversary celebration. The monument is a nine-foot wooden cross. It is a symbol of the original cross that was made by the survivors to claim the island for England. The monument displays some fifty names of survivors and decendants of the now Town Crier of St. George's. For the 400th anniversary, many descendants flew in Bermuda to celebrate the landing of the Sea Venture rack and castaways at Gates Bay, which landed some 350 plus years ago in 1609. At that time the Island was known as "Isle of Devils" for good reason due to the deceptive and treacherous reefs that claim many sunken ships dating back from the 1600's to 1990's.Note : The Shipreck was a 1\2 mile for this point with a fleet of nine ships.

ST. GEORGE’S MILITARY CEMETERY

ST. GEORGE’S MILITARY CEMETERYOn the right, at the junction of Barry Road and Grenadier Lane is St. George’s Old Military Cemetery, also called the “Yellow Fever Graveyard” because of its former use during the 19th century. One particular interesting grave at the Military site is that of a surgeon. He served in the Crimean War at the battles of Balaclava and Sebastopol only to succumb to yellow fever in tranquil Bermuda.In 1920, Bermuda had no railway and for all intents and purposes, no automobiles, buses, or trucks, either. Bermuda had boats. It had carts and horses & carriages. Bermuda got along very well like this for a long time, but now times are changing. Many people did not want the new smelly faster transportation and the American writer Mark Twain was one of them who lobbied against automobiles as well. But lots of families had their own rowboats. Mr. Wade, who lived near Tobacco Bay, used to row from Tobacco Bay to Somerset to help his sick uncle. Most locals were satisfied with what they had then, times were changing! On the left is the cozy beach named DREW'S BAY.

ANIMAL FARM FOR THE CHILDREN

​For the kids see the farm with horses, cows, goats, chickens, cats and dogs. Just before Redcoat Lane, near the old Garrison Hospital is free for all viewers.

MEN MADE WELL

MAN MADE WELL AT SALT SPRAY LANE.Man Made Well on the right in the yard of the green house, one of seven wells dating back from the seventeen hundred decorated with Bermuda Limestone around it on Salt Spray Lane.

BUILDINGS BAY, GLASS BOTTLE BEACH & ALEXANDRA BATTERY

BERMUDA STONE MOON GATE IS A GOOD LUCK CHARM FOR A PHOTO OP. BUILDING'S BAY BEACH ALSO CALLED GLASS BOTTLE BEACH & ALEXANDRA BATTERY.The fort Alexandra Battery and Building's Bay Beach are located at the eastern edge of Bermuda, on Barry Road. The Deliverance, one of the two vessels that transported Sea Venture survivors on to Virginia in 1610, was built here. Alexandra Battery is a Fortification that was constructed in the 1860's. Just below the fort, there is a small beach which is well known in Bermuda for colorful sea glass. This beach was named after the princess of Denmark, Alexandra. She was married to Prince Edward VII who later became the King of the England. The fort was built on a site where there was another old battery, called Building's Bay Battery, which was built in the 1840’s. This one along with other fort was built to protect the eastern water ways. Not much is known about the actual protection.

GATES FORT AND TOWN CUT

DIASPORA TRAILGATES FORT AND TOWN CUTCUT ROAD IN ST. GEORGE'S, BERMUDAGates Fort was built around 1612. The small fort was named after Thomas Gates, the Governor elect of Jamestown, Virginia. Positioned with a great vantage point, the fort’s original purpose was to stop any suspect or enemy boats from entering Town Cut from the open Atlantic Ocean.Gates Fort was also known as the Town Cut Fort, and afterwards was called the Town Cut Battery. The fort sits right at the edge of Town Cut Channel which was created for ships to enter the St. George's Harbour.In 1790, Captain Andrew Dumford rebuilt this fort and mounted four cannons there. A guardhouse is at the entrance of the fort. The last occupants were of local descent. (Yellow flowers are called Angles Trumpet)

CUT ROAD

Bermuda Limestone Cuts, White Roofs, Rainwater Tanks, Gutter Stones, Wooden Rafters, Blue Shutters & Old Grey Gas Cylinders.CUT ROAD IN ST. GEORGE'S, BERMUDATRAVEL ALONG CUT ROADWhat beautiful views! The dazzling Bermuda limestone cuts and the white roof tops that keep the homes cooler during the hotter months. One study said that 1000 square foot area of rooftop painted white helps reduce global warming by cutting the impact of carbon dioxide emissions. Bermuda is doing its part to global warming, on the left, see the rain gutters leading from the roof top of the old updated white house named Faithful. The green water tank top and ¾ down, is a white PVC overflow pipe from the manhole of the tank. Originally, we experimented with cedar wood tanks top, later we progressed to stone blocks cement covered tanks and now galvanized tops. Water Trucking Services supplies fresh water on request per household through this manhole.A suction line from the tank supplies water to a pump system. We catch our water from the roofs and tank cleaning is every two years; also see the old grey gas cylinder nearby the tank tops. The next photo shows a diagram of a tank below the house. Currently, we use well water mainly for flushing. The major exception is Bermuda Government water supply goes through double purification procedures before it's sold.

FLORAL LANE - BUILDING MATERIALS ON RIGHT LIME STONE AND BLOCK

On the right, near Floral Lane, see the limestone pile cuts and the new cement blocks, left over building materials used to construct our buildings. On this route see the St. George’s Dinghy and Sports Club with its traditional Bermuda roof. Visiting yacht folks wash their clothes and shower after a journey across the Atlantic. On the right notice the thorny growth on the wall, it is the princess of the night. It has large white night blooming flowers. Still on the right, in the wooded area you see another thick succulent thorny vine, which produces large bell-shaped, sweet smelling, white flowers, also. These mixed sex flowers can be hand pollinated with a small soft brush to encourage the growth of delicious dragon fruit.Farther up, you pull into the bus lay-by overlooking Convict Bay.

BARRACK HILL NEXT BUS LAY-BY - TOWN HARBOR St.GEORGE'S & CONVICT BAY

DIASPORA TRAILYou can see Town Square, St. David's Light House, New Airport from a distance and Ordnance Island.This out look overlooking St. George's Harbour was Bermuda's first capital. This was Britain's second settlement in the New World.From this point, many Maritime Masters and Seafaring Slaves entered into Bermuda 1680-1783. The Salt Trade lasted for almost 300 years. In later days, despite close links to the American colonies and the material aid provided to the Continental Rebels in the form of a hundred barrels of stolen gunpowder for the American War of Independence. Bermudian privateers had sloops captained by Bermudians that greatly surprised the maritime world, which doubled the travel capability in distance and time during Bermuda's Salt Trade. Bermudian privateers included Black slaves, as Bermuda had legislated that a part of all Bermudian crews, must be made up of Blacks. When the Bermudian privateer Regulator was captured, virtually all of her crew were found to be Black slaves. The American authorities will always offer these men their freedom.The Americans built and maintained Bermuda’s airport (Kindley Field) until 2000, when they cut their lease.In this cliff off Convict Bay, there's a tunnel which leads up to Fort William and the Gunpowder Plot Trail.

CONVICT BAY AND EAST END MINI YACHT CLUB

DIASPORA TRAILCONVICT BAY AND EAST END MINI YACHT CLUB WITH FREE WI-FI.In this wall of Convict Bay there's a "Trap Door ", which leads up to Fort William and the Gunpowder Plot Trail.Convict Bay, The British used to dock the prison confinement ships called Hulks such as The Dromedary Hulk and the Coromandel Hulk (OLD WAR SHIPS). These convict ships played a significant role in the spread of yellow fever in Bermuda. Most of the prisoners were South African and British.During the U.S. Civil War, Bermuda served as a trans-shipment centre.Stop in to the East End Mini Yacht Club, where you can have a beverage and view the (GUNS IN WATER )Town Harbor.

BERMUDIAN HERITAGE MUSEUM

DIASPORA TRAILBERMUDIAN HERITAGE MUSEUMA part of the African Bermudian Diaspora Trail in Bermuda.The Bermudian Heritage Association, formed in September 1994, aims to research, collect, preserve, display, promote and manage this wonderful history based on the heritage and accomplishments of Black Bermudians.Situated in the Historic Town of St. George's, the museum is housed in a building that in itself has a vast history. It is designed to be a valuable resource to the entire community. We invite you to tour the facility and discover the grandeur of nearly 400 years of history of the Friendly Societies, Lodges and African Bermudian people's DIASPORA TRAIL.Leaving Mini Yacht club continue over the hill to the left The Bermudian Heritage Museum.SIX FOOT SOCIAL SOCIAL DISTANCING AND WEAR A FACEMASK.Diaspora Trail.

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SHINBONE ALLEY 💈

During war times sailors enjoyed a brothel, women & wine, where drunks creeped out on their shins in War Times, which inherited the name Shinbone Alley.SHINBONE ALLEY :-Malcolm’s Barber Shop is well known and has been operational for 53yrs, next door you will find the Finish Line Laundromat, are all located on Shinbone Alley.

SOMMER'S GARDEN

Sir George Somers was a native of Dorset, England. He was a privateer in his early years and preyed on Spanish ships in the West Indies. He earned sufficient money to purchase land and build a comfortable home near his native town of Lyme Regis, Dorset. Somers was referred to as “a lion at sea”. In 1603, he was knighted by King James of England. In 1609, Sir George Somers was named in the Virginia Company’s Royal Charter to settle Virginia. In 1609, Somers sailed on the Sea Venture, the resupply fleet’s flagship, that was shipwrecked off Bermuda, after days of surviving a storm at sea. Somers knew he was responsible to complete the journey to Jamestown, Virginia, to deliver Sir Thomas Gates and the castaways. He supervised the construction of the Patience while Richard Frobisher, a shipwright, directed the building of the larger ship, Deliverance. They used Bermuda cedar wood and some wood from the wrecked Sea Venture. Frobisher’s Buildings Bay is named in honor of the work done by Richard Frobisher. The ships, loaded with food, sailed successfully to Virginia. A short time later the new Governor Thomas West, Baron De La Marr, ordered Somers back to Bermuda to gather supplies. After two days Somers died in Bermuda. His nephew, Matthew Somers buried his uncles heart in Somers Gardens and entrails in St. George's however, the remains of Somers body was buried in England. Soon after this Bermuda was named Somers Islands.​Descendants of the castaways, who sailed on the Sea Venture in 1609, still live in Virginia, North Carolina, New Mexico, and New Jersey. With the encouragement of Community and Cultural Affairs.

ORDNANCE ISLAND AND PENNO'S WHARF

Ordnance Island:George Somers StatueThe Deliverance replicaThe stocks — a popular photo spot for visitors to the island — allow people to put their heads and arms through wooden frames, replicating a punishment meted out to people many years ago.Seven Nations flag poles representing Bermuda and the primary nations that form our heritage. (BDA = UK/USA/CAN/ Portugal/Ghana/Angola)Seven National Flags KINGS SQUARE: ​Town Hall.The Bermuda National Trust Museum exhibits from the American Civil War.Bridge House.State House.Tucker House.If your mapping your experience with the BERMUDA SMART TOURS, SEND A SELFIE OF YOUR BEST LOCATION SO WE CAN HIGHLIGHT THAT STOP! Reviews help us to improve our products and services, but also to let others know that we care about delivering the best qualitybermudasmarttour+noreply@googlegroups.com“© App Developer 2021.” BDA.S.T.

TOWN'S INFORMATION

THE TOWN INFORMATIONThe Mayor of St. George's brought the sunshine to a UK coastal town last week while on a visit to commemorate Sir George Somers, who helped to found Bermuda.REST ROOMS behind the TOWN HALL, Bank of Butterfield & ATM, HSBC Bank & ATM.TAXI Stand in front of the White Horse.Pink or Blue, Bus Stops on either sides just up from the V.I.C. Buildings.Public Bus #1,3,6,10, and 11.Post Office on Water Street.Ferry at Penno's Wharf.SIX FOOT SOCIAL SOCIAL DISTANCING AND WEAR A FACEMASK.KINGS SQUARE: ​Town Hall.The Bermuda National Trust Museum Bridge HouseState HouseGlobal HousePOP UP - Mobile Services or VenuesPEDIGO ELECTRIC BIKE RENTAL. SOCIAL CYCLES: 292-5814Hook Hook is an online delivery service connecting you to the people , products and services that you love. Followers: 674 Phone: (441) 519-9696 Hook - Saint George, Saint George, Bermuda | Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/hookedisland/ Private ManicuresFoot Massages and Leg Massages, Therapeutic Reflexology Calf Massages for blood Circulation.Hair Styles and Hair Cuts:If your mapping your experience with the BERMUDA SMART TOURS, SEND A SELFIE OF YOUR BEST LOCATION SO WE CAN HIGHLIGHT THAT STOP ! Reviews help us to improve our products and services, but also to let others know that we care about delivering the best quality.bermudasmarttour+noreply@googlegroups.com“© App Developer 2021.” BDA.S.T.

THE NEW INFORMATION SERVICE CENTER & CHURCH HILLS

THE NEW INFORMATION SERVICE CENTER The new Information Service Centre in St. George’s is located on the corner of the Duke of York and Queen Street, which is diagonally opposite Robertson’s Drug Store, in the beautiful blue building with white trimmings. Stop in with your questions about our St. George's while you can pick up your choice of brochures.There is never a better time to download a safe App Tour. (Curch Hills)Feel free to follow this ST. GEORGE'S SMART TOUR WITH SIX FEET SOCIAL DISTANCING AND WHEN REQUIRED - PLEASE WEAR A FACEMASK.The PRODUCER of this APP and Local Google Map Guide is Calix Todd. Calix has over 9.5 MILLION VIEWS on his GOOGLE MAP PAGE.The coronavirus pandemic could forever change the opening hours for some Museums.Roundabouts or circles are quite common on Bermuda roads where several roads meet and drive on the left hand side of the road.If your mapping your experience with the BERMUDA SMART TOURS, SEND A SELFIE OF YOUR BEST LOCATION SO WE CAN HIGHLIGHT THAT STOP! Reviews help us to improve our products and services, but also to let others know that we care about delivering the best quality.bermudasmarttour+noreply@googlegroups.com“© App Developer 2021.” BDA.S.T.

WAHOOS ’s BISTRO and PATIO

Bermuda Smart tours extro if your mapping your experience with the Bermuda Smart Tours send a selfie with your location so we can highlight that stop. You have now concluded the Bermuda Smart Tours reviews help us to improve our products and services but also to let others know the we care about delivering the best quality. And don't forget to experience one of our other tours.“© App Developer 2021.” BDA.S.T.calix.todd@gmail.com

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