National Museum of Bermuda

The maritime museum is located within the grounds of the fortress Keep of the former Royal Naval Dockyard in Sandys Parish on the Ireland Island at the western end of Bermuda.

The pillared hall is site of a two-storey History of Bermuda mural by the Bermudian artist Graham Foster.

The main floor has a number of themes related to Bermuda's history including slavery, immigration, and tourism.

The upper floor contains collections of maps, books, coins, maritime art, and exhibits concerning activities of the Royal Navy and the US Forces, specifically during World War II.

[6] A small building, the Dainty/ 1906 RA Store, shows yacht Dainty, once a local participant of the Bermuda Race, that was built more than a century ago and at least three-times restored.

[8] The 1850 Ordnance Building interior, also called the Queen's Exhibition Hall, appeared as the fictitious 'Hamilton Library' in the 1977 adventure movie The Deep.

The Commissioner's House and ramparts are part of the museum
View from the Commissioner's House over the Keep Yard towards the 1850 Ordnance House and the entry of the museum
A showroom
View of the museum, the former Keep, with the Commissioner's House on the right, from the dockyard harbour