In one of the parish's oldest buildings -- a two-story 18th-century building that was home to two of the island's governors and is now maintained by Bermuda's National Trust -- this may be the best-stocked emporium on the island's East End. It carries a wide selection of antique and modern Bermudiana, including old lace, Christmas ornaments, imported English porcelain, antique maps, old bottles, postcards, and unique mementos of Bermuda's unusual geography and history. One corner of the building is the studio and sales outlet of local watercolor artist Jill Amos Raine.