Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Looking Back at Bermuda
1612 Richard Moore, the first governor, landed at St. George's Harbour.
1809 Royal Engineers began construction on the Royal Naval Dockyard.
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1815 Hamilton became the new capital of Bermuda, superseding St. George.
1937 The first scheduled air service to Bermuda from New York landed.
1946 Ian Fleming assigned the Hamilton Princess as a residence for master spy James Bond.
1973
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Governor Richard Sharples was assassinated at Government House.
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ATLANTIC
OCEAN
Bermuda
Maritime Museum
Royal Naval Dockyard
Ireland Island N.
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Ireland Island S.
Mangrove
Bay
Somerset
Village
Watford
Bridge
SANDYS
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Ely's
Harbour
hore
P E M B R O K E
PEMBROKE
PEMBROKE
Great
Sound
Ocean View
Golf Course
Fort Scaur
Fort Scaur
Hamilton
Long
Island
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Hawkins
Island
Waterville
Waterville
(House)
Waterville
(House)
Somerset
Somerset
Bridge
Somerset
Bridge
(House)
Hamilton
Harbour
Bridge
Botanical
Gardens
Ports
Island
Hinson
Island
Darrell
Island
PAGET
Port Royal
Port Royal
Golf Course
Port Royal
Golf Course
Little
Sound
Belmont Hotel
Belmont Hotel
Golf & Country Club
Belmont Hotel
Golf & Country Club
Golf Course
Golf & Country Club
Riddells Bay
Golf & Country Club
Riddells Bay
Golf & Country Club
Riddells Bay
Golf & Country Club
WARWICK
SOUTHAMPTON
Princess Golf Club
Princess Golf Club
Gibbs Hill
Lighthouse
Gibbs Hill
Lighthouse
Gibbs Hill
Lighthouse
During the course of their work, the trappers discovered one of the methods by
which the Germans were transmitting secret messages: They would shrink a whole
page of regularly typed text to the size of a tiny dot, then conceal the dot under an
innocuous-looking punctuation mark! The staff likened these messages, with their
secret-bearing dots, to the English dessert plum duff, for these “punctuation dots
[were] scattered through a letter like raisins in the suet puddings.” The term “duff
method” came to be applied to the technique that the Germans used to send military
and other messages through the mail.
When the United States entered the war, FBI agents joined the British in their
intelligence operations in Bermuda.
 
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