Tucked away in St. David’s, Carter House is one of Bermuda’s oldest surviving homes and a must-see for history enthusiasts. Built around 1640, it offers a unique glimpse into early Bermudian life and the rich heritage of St. David’s Islanders. The house itself, with its limestone walls and traditional architecture, provides a fascinating example of how Bermuda’s settlers adapted to their surroundings.
"Carter House: where the past feels like home"
Inside, you’ll find artifacts, historical exhibits, and displays that highlight the island’s maritime culture, farming traditions, and the unique dialect of St. David’s residents. The nearby Museum and Settlers’ Cabin expands on the story, showcasing tools, furnishings, and artifacts from the early 17th century. Carter House is more than a museum; it’s a living testament to Bermuda’s resilience, making it a captivating stop for visitors eager to connect with the island’s roots.
