Bermuda’s Architectural Heritage: St George’s
The unique nature of St. George’s and the detailed yet easy to read style of Michael Jarvis come together in the second volume in the Trust’s series, Bermuda’s Architectural Heritage. St. George’s, distinguished by being the oldest inhabited English settlement and the second permanent town founded by English colonists in the New World, has a rich heritage of over 400 years of continuous occupation. Written for both the casual visitor and the more serious historian, the book contains a wonderful array of early maps, drawings and photographs. Sidebars on architectural features, including walls, roof pitch, steps, chimneys and fishponds, supplement the intriguing stories of the inhabitants of St. George’s Town and Parish.
Writer/Researcher: Michael Jarvis
Editor: David L. White OBE
Published by: The Bermuda National Trust, 1998
Pages: 190
Illustrations: Black and white photos and illustrations
Cover: Paperback
Dimensions: 8.5″ x 11″
Price: Currently Out of Stock