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Historic Town of St George and Related Fortifications, Bermuda

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	gb-bermuda2001-StPeters-st[257×225] St. Peter's Church, Bermuda Publishing origin
	gb-bermuda2001-Whitehall-s[267×232] Whitehall, Bermuda Historic St. George Town (St. George was the second English town established in the New World after Jamestown, Virginia), has lots of things to see. A two-hour Publishing origin
	gb-bermuda2001-KingsCastle[258×228] King's Castle, Bermuda Publishing origin
	gb-bermuda2001-FortCunning[257×225] Fort Cunningham, Bermuda Publishing origin
	gb-bermuda2001-WallStreet-[256×224] Walli Street, Bermuda Because of their strategic location, the Bermuda Islands formerly served as the winter naval station for both the British North Atlantic and West Indian Publishing origin
	gb-bermuda2001-BridgeHouse[259×232] Bridge House, Bermuda Publishing origin
	bermuda11.jpg[443×720] church graveyard plaque commemorating the settlement Link for more information on St. George's and Bermuda Publishing origin
	bermuda10.jpg[720×464] date back to the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Within a 3-block section of Front Street, you can find merchandise from every continent with the exception of Antarctica. Bank of Bermuda Publishing origin
	bermuda02.jpg[720×483] Bank of Bermuda Located two blocks from the Hamilton Cathedral is the Hamilton City Hall and Arts Center, this white post war building is simple in design, but incredibly striking. Atop the 91 foot Publishing origin
	bermuda15.jpg[475×720] old wooden door to St. Georges's church the priest presiding over a celebration Publishing origin

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