Bermuda the Motorless Eden
The Golden Era of Surrey-Fringed Carriages By Martha Harris Myron In 1908, while much of the world was embracing the
Transportation
The Famous Author Who Helped Ban Cars from Bermuda
In 1905, the island briefly experimented with a handful of motor vehicles including most notably the “Scarlet Runner,” which was introduced in 1905 to transport visitors to the South Shore. Residents complained that the noisy machines frightened horses
The Fascinating History Of Bermuda’s International Airport
On January 15, 1942, after critical meetings in Washington, Churchill boarded a massive Boeing 314 Flying Boat named the Berwick in Virginia and touched down on the waters of the Great Sound and taxied to the flying boat base at Darrell’s Island.