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Session House, located in Hamilton City Bermuda is the House of Assembly where the Bermuda Parliamentary sessions are held.
This prominent structure was established in 1817 after the Capital of Bermuda was moved from St George to Hamilton in 1815.
The red terra-cotta designed Clock Tower was added to the building later in 1887 to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria.
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Bermuda House Of Assembly
or Session House
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While the Parliament sessions are held in the upper floor, Supreme Court of Bermuda occupies the ground floor. So the building is home to two of the most important administrative units of Bermuda.
Inside the Session House, the structure is that of the British counterpart - the House of Commons. The two major political parties sit opposite to each other in a big hall and the speaker, wearing a black robe and a wig, conducts the sessions.
There are 35 elected members of the house and 38000 registered voters in Bermuda.
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