This second-hand bookstore is found directly across from the magistrate's court.
Insiders sometimes gather here simply to read, sip cappuccino and debate current-events.
Donald McPhee Lee of Halifax, Nova Scotia, became the King's Printer and the publisher of the Royal Gazette in 1828. Delayed by a harrowing sea journey to Bermuda, McPhee Lee did not publish the first two issues of The Royal Gazette. In 1946 the title was shortened to The Royal Gazette . For the better part of two decades, starting the next year, the Gazette also published a Sunday edition, but in 1963 that was discontinued. Today it is published every day except Sunday.