Early days/History
The country that is credited with discovering Bermuda is . . .
What is Spain
Triminghams was set up in 1842 and had been trading continuously until it closed its door this year.
When is July 2005
The unconventional ceremony that celebrates the time when a seed was exchanged for rent.
What is the annual Peppercorn Ceremony
Bermuda's national flower
Bermudiana
The Bermudian author who wrote the book 'Freedom Fighters'.
Who is Ira Phillips
Segregation in Bermuda ended this year when the island's public schools were formally desegregated by law.
What is 1971
Hinson's Island is the only island in Bermuda served by the government ferry system and is lies in the southeast of the sound, and is part of this parish.
What is Paget
Bermuda's Good Friday traditions usually does not include these colorful dancers.
What are the gombeys
The Bermuda national bird is a nocturnal ground-nesting seabird and can be found pictured on Bermudian currency.
What is the cahow
This person was Bermuda's first female lawyer, first female Attorney General and the first female Opposition Leader not only in Bermuda but the British Commonwealth.
Who is Lois Browne Evans
Connecting the Somerset Island with the mainland, this historic drawbridge was built for the first time in this year.
What is 1620
It is the oldest school in the entire Western Hemisphere, and was established in 1662.
Warwick Academy
This territorial anthem of Bermuda is written and composed by Bette Johns.
What is 'Hail to Bermuda'
They arrived in Bermuda in November 1899 and were the first black regiment to be garrisoned at Bermuda.
Who were the Bully Rooster