There are two cathedrals in Hamilton. One is a Gothic Anglican Cathedral and the other is a Catholic more modern style cathedral. Let's take a look at some of the stained glass in each.

Here are the main areas I cover with Bermuda:

• Bermuda - The main page
• The cruise ship - The page you are on now
• Hamilton - the Capital of Bermuda
• Saint George - a beautiful tourist town
• The quest for a fish sandwich on raisin bread
• Stained Glass in the Cathedrals of Hamilton - The page you are on now
• Enjoying some cheese and crackers in Bermuda

Hamilton is the Capital city of Bermuda and it has a centuries long history. In that history they have built two cathedrals. One of them is in the traditional gothic style and the other is more modern and very Bermuda in style. Let's take a look at them.

Here are the two different cathedrals:

On the Left is the Anglican Cathedral of the most Holy Trinity and on the right is the Catholic Cathedral of Saint Theresa.

Pictures of some of the stained glass in the Anglican Cathedral:

Some pictures of the Stained Glass inside the Catholic Cathedral:

The stained glass in this catheral is more modest than in the Episcopal Cathedral. They are smaller and less numerous. This first picture shows the window over the altar.

Most of the windows are just like this one. They line the sides of the cathedral and are on both the first floor and the second floor.