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Historical Visionaries
Executives of The Bermudian Heritage Museum
The Great Orator William Francis Wilson 2nd. 1869-1932
Our Hidden Heritage
A Time to remember- Heroes
The Discrimination of the Black Golfer
Never forget to remember the Trailblazers of Bermuda
Pioneers ahead of their time
FOR GET US NOT Marie Swan Carmichael–Nellie Swan— Violet White Mallory—Arthur Roy Gibbons
Florence Morris ‘Flobell’ Bell
Cecil (Bird) Dill-Let the music Play
A great Educator—– A Man of Vision
A Master Craftsman,Community Worker & Politician
Montague Egbert Sheppard – The foresight of a man
C.Ross Smith–His Vision-Became Reality-
Martin Trowbridge Wilson O.B.E. No ordinary Man 1894-1987
Edward Hubert Lancelot Simmons —Job Well Done
A man beyond measure- John Saunders Wilson
Robert Austin Wilson A great Activist
Did you know– TIT -Bits
Women of Substance Doris Lillian & Evelyn
The Joseph Haynes Rainey Story -Bermudian brother for a short while
A man with a Purpose–John Gwynne Bassett
Early News
The Men Behind the Venture- Herbert -Clarence and John
He Was World Class- William Ivor St. John Grant
It Took Dedication—-Gladstone Richard ‘Tab’ Bassett
Am I Not a man –My Brothers’ Keeper- Rev. Charles Vinton- Monk
He put his hand to the plow Gladwyn ‘Moe” Ming
Soldier of Justice Takhir Sharrieff (Gary Perinchief)
Reginald Burrows- ‘He had the Courage’
Dr George Thomas “A man with a Mission’
‘Education was the Key’ Margaret Edwena Smith
Michael Collinwood Preece ——-‘ He had the Heart’
‘She enjoyed her work ‘ Mrs. Winifred May Gertrude Nisbett
Ira P Philip M.B.E ‘Historian Extraordinarie’
Marion Ida Seager Trott-Dejean–Edward Hugh Dejean MBE Team work was no Issue
Arthur Norwood “Brodie” Smith M.B.E.– He Made Cricketing History
She Cherished her vision Elizabeth Musson Kawaley
When Duty calls-Frederick ‘Penny’ Bean
Trials and Tribulations of a good man Julian Hall
They called him ‘The Voice of Summer’
Betty L. Furbert-Woolridge She answered the call
He was a born leader -John Leslie Wilson
Like father Like son Rufus James Stovell and Wycliffe Stovell
The man behind the movement — Ottiwell A. Simmons
The First Among Many- Robert Charles Crawford O.B.E
He Battled His Challenges- Carlyle M.E. Crockwell MBE. 1932-2015
He had Courage and Kindness- James ‘Dick’Richards 1872-1965
Edna Gave it her all
Stanley Morton–‘It was time for a change’
Ms. Carol Hill–The Teacher -The Activist
After 1 comes 2- After 2 comes 3 My Honour Role of Teachers
‘He was a solid Rock’ Hon. Hugh Edward Richardson C B E O B E
Lionel Raymond Dowling—- Are you Registered?
Clarence Constantine Corbin “The Man With The Golden Voice And Touch “
Oda Mallory–1937-2020 ‘Living Memories’
Mrs. Elizabeth Butterfield-‘ The Soul of Victoria Lodge’
Dr. Eve Naomi Hodgson ‘Her Racial Stanch’
Heather ‘She took the blows’ 1951-2021
Malaika was ‘Determined to Succeed’
‘ Amne ‘And the Baton Moves On’
Earl ‘Gabby’Hart an Extraordinary Teacher
Keith Cunningham’ A man with a Vision’
Her Greatest Love – Thelma Wilson-Tucker
The Burns ‘It took team work’
Nurse Sylvia Richardson ‘A Gracious Lady’
Mr. Lionel L. M. Jean Jacques 1902-1993’A key to Success’
‘Never Say Fail’William E. R. Joell
George Frederick Beek and Isodora Beek ‘Spiritual Connection’1897-2001 -1902-1986
Rufus James Stovell 1873-1954 ‘A man of firm convictions’
The End of an Era–The Savings Clubs
They Celebrated in Style 100 years
The Great Achiever – Canon Thomas Nisbett
Edwin C, Wilson-Widely Acclaimed
‘They fought for change’ The Teacher Union
Luck of the Draw Mr.Charles Snaith
Lorrita- Lori-They realized their dreams
Our notable History Makers
SYDNEY L. JONES
HON. CYRIL EUGENE COX
MORDELL N.E.CAINES-1930-2005
MR. REGINALD E. E. MING M.B.E
CYRIL S. BUTTERFIELD
CECIL R. DISMONT M.B.E. O.B.E. 1915-2004
DR. THOMAS C. STOWE- M.B.E. J.P. 1907-1992
THE NORTH VILLAGE BAND
KEITH W.BATTERSBEE- THE PILOT
OUR BLACK BERMUDIAN WOMEN
Mrs. June Masters Augustus 1931-2006
Girl Guides First Black Company
Edith ‘Queen of the Kings’
Matilda Smith-‘Her Wishes Came True
‘The Special Gifts’ of Daisy and Nellie’
Ladies in White shared their talents
Cynthia Thomas Stovell The Lady in White
Ellen “A Champion With A Caring Heart”
Quinton John Augustus Ming
Michelle Gabisi Simmons(Grant)
DR.CHARLES A. SMITH. First in line
Stuart Hayward 1942-2022
THE EDMONDSONS
” Monica the Saint-Service to Remember”
St. Monica’s New Hall Dedicated
Walking in the Shadows Emancipation Day
Walter Cuthbert Roberts “A Political Giant”
He was business savvy H.E.A. Dowling
The came they produced -they conquered
Education was the key Joseph Sinclair Richards
The Director Earned respect-Herman Basden
Dorothea First but not the last
Earle A rough road to hoe
Early History of Black Bermudian Nurses
Edna Mae Jones- Barbara Wade -Gladys Simmons The saga of Nurses Continues
Slavery -Verses-Cup Match a Friendly Society Legacy
George Fielding Swan-Pilot -Cricketer
Ruth was an exceptional person
Georgine– Bermuda became her home
It Made Early History- First Devonshire School
Lucille — Quiet but Determined
Lois Lorraine Weeks –A Faithful Warrior
Calvin – The Consummate Professional
CONWAY –Solid As A Rock
Grace Viola Dill (Mallory)- Soon We’ll Be Done
Brenda P. I. Lake- Sports was her game
Calvin —A friend in deed
Dorothy-Aurelia– The Dream came True
Jemmy & Stephen & Esau -Draw to the Sea – The Price of Freedom
The need to know
Monthly Archives:
September 2014
September 20, 2014
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