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Set
within
the
fort
in
The
Keep
at
the
Royal
Naval
Dockyard
and
encompassing
the
beautifully
restored
19th-century Commissioner's
House,
the National
Museum
of
Bermuda has
a
mighty
collection
of
artifacts
and
exhibits
that
delve
into
Bermuda's
maritime
history.
Built
to
guard
the
entire
naval
base,
the
fort
features
seven
bastions
and
ramparts.
Visitors
can
learn
about
shipwrecks,
battles,
and
more
in
eight
historic
exhibit
buildings.
The
Commissioner's
house,
the
oldest
cast
iron
frame
residential
building
in
the
Western
Hemisphere,
transports
you
back
in
time
with
authentic
period
furniture
and
exhibits
on
the
island's
military
past.
Don't
miss
the
incredible Hall
of
History mural,
created
by
the
Bermudian
artist
Graham
Foster,
that
takes
up
all
four
walls
of
a
room
in
the
house.
Grab
a
bite
to
eat
and
enjoy
it
on
the
wraparound
veranda,
taking
in
the
panoramic
views
of
the
island
and
the
Atlantic
ocean.
The
best
part--the
adorable
sheep
grazing
the
grounds.
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