Verdmont Museum – Bermuda National Trust

Verdmont holds 300-years of Bermuda heritage in its Grade 1 listed buildings and two acres of grounds. Its stories of piracy and adventure, domesticity and family life span privilege and enslavement, romance and loss, land and sea. Authentic interiors, exceptional collections and moving memorials give glimpses into the forcibly interconnected lives of enslaving and enslaved Bermudians at this African Diaspora Heritage Trail site. Our trained, local interpreters will share the history and architecture of the main house, enslaved quarters and detached kitchen, privy (historic bathroom) and tank, lead you through the ground floor and second floor rooms highlighting stories and collections, and invite you to explore the attic with the People of Verdmont exhibit and the surrounding gardens, trails and vista lookouts.