Open Everyday – 11:00 am til 2:00 pm
Admission: Adults $5 – Children $2
best experience ever.
We would recommended it to everyone interested in how people
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used to live in Bermuda.
the printing press.
The cellar is home to a vintage printing press and a gift shop. A Guttenberg press was brought to Bermuda by Joseph Stockdale in 1783 and our replica is still able to produce printed material.
more of our exhibits.
It’s time to catch up on life in Bermuda’s History.
In 1922 the St. George’s Historical Society acquired Mitchell House and it now stands as a museum.
Notable artefacts displayed at Mitchell house include a 300-year-old bible and the State House Table dating from 1620.
In the garden, you will find a well that has been there since the 1820s and was likely the well used by the entire town of St. Georges in the 17th and 18th centuries for fresh water.
The Museum.
In the house you will find a pristinely preserved colonial-era kitchen with various cooking implements that would have been commonly found in an 18th century home. Among them are examples of utensils used by the early settlers like palmetto baskets and calabash dipping gourds.
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