Old State House
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“The Old State House was erected in 1620 in what Governor Nathaniel Butler believed was the Italian style, so it's one of the few structures in Bermuda to feature a flat roof.”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet
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" Today the State House is rented out to Bermuda's oldest Masonic lodge for an annual sum of one peppercorn."
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Frommer's
"Behind the Town Hall is Bermuda's oldest stone building, constructed with turtle oil and lime mortar in 1620. Unless there's a special event, the landmark building doesn't offer much to see."
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