Ship's Inn
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| Ship’s Inn | |
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| Location: | 32°16’51"N, 64°47’46"W |
| Address: | 89 Harbour Road |
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The Ship's Inn is a tiny building by the shore of the Great Sound, on the main island of Bermuda. It stands on the edge of Darrell’s Wharf, and today is in the care of the Bermuda National Trust.
Th building is of the 19th century. It stands on a plot of just 0.053 of an acre. It started life as a wharf and storehouse for the Darrell family who lived opposite at Harmony Hall. Alfred Blackburn Smith bought the property in 1905 from Eliza Beltt Darrell. In 1958 it was subdivided from the main house.
During the 1940s it was home to the Women’s Exchange Movement, in the 1950s a restaurant, and since the 1970s a real estate office.
Outside links
- Protected Buildings: Bermuda National Trust