English: House built in 1710 by a ship owner named John Dickinson. John Green, a Philadelphia loyalist, customs official and painter, fled Philadelphia at the end of the Revolutionary War and married one of Dickinson's granddaughters; portraits in the house are by Green who also served as judge of the court of the vice admiralty. Paneling is of Bermuda cedar; furniture is collected from various old historic homes on Bermuda. Most famous of all Bermuda Trust properties.