Bermuda, was, for many years, a segregated society. While traces of this are rapidly being eliminated, some are still apparent. You will see many tributes in this museum to the grit, determination, skill, and daring of the "blockade runners" - attributes that these individuals, who did what most of their friends and family thought was good and just, doubtless possessed.... More

I am NOT a 'museum' person, perse, but had a chance to see the Bermuda National Trust Museum during St. George's Annual Christmas Walkabout and found the upstairs (the downstairs you can access w/o fee and peruse their gift shop) displays very plentiful, descriptive, and yes, probably worth the price-of-admission. Bermuda encompasses over 400 years of history most of the... More

Our fourth trip to Bermuda but the first time in St. George. Stopped at the Bermuda National Trust Museum and found it very interesting. First there is a 45 minute video on the beginning of the island. Found out that during the Civil War, Bermuda sided with the Confederacy. The museum has artifacts that are truly mind boggling. We were... More

Not your average museum and therefore fun for the whole family. Pleasant souvenir shop and really friendly staff too More

I must see for those interested in Civil War history. More