Browse Items (61 total)

  • Collection: St. Thomas, Jamaica

New House for Sugar Workers in St. Thomas

d_0004534_new_house_sugar_workers_st_thomas.JPG
A look at a model of the new houses to be given to sugar farmers in the parish of St. Thomas.

Stony Gut, St. Thomas

d_0004532_stony_gut_st_thomas.JPG
Photograph of a structure at Stony Gut, the birthplace of Jamaican National Hero, Paul Bogle.

Reggae Falls in St. Thomas, Jamaica

d_0004529_reggae_falls_st_thomas.JPG
Reggae Falls, located in the Hillside district near Seaforth in St. Thomas, Jamaica. It is also known as 'Dam Head' amongst locals.

Morant Point Lighthouse

d_0004506_morant_point_lighthouse.JPG
The Morant Point Lighthouse, Jamaica's oldest lighthouse, built in 1841 and located at the easternmost point of Jamaica. Repair work is being carried out on the lighthouse.

Rozelle (or Roselle) Falls, St. Thomas

d_0004503_roselle_falls_st_thomas.JPG
A small stream of water coming from Rozelle Falls, near the town of Morant Bay, St. Thomas.

Ruins of the Stokes Hall Great House

d_0004502_ruins_stokes_hall.JPG
Remains of the Stokes Hall Great House, built by Luke Stokes and destroyed by earthquake in 1907.

Jack Mansong or Three Finger Jack Memorial

d_0004497_jack_mansong_three_finger_jack.JPG
Monument set up near the Eleven Miles community in St. Thomas, marking the territory of the famous Jack Mansong or Three Finger Jack.

Large Yallahs Pond

d_0004495_large_yallahs_pond.JPG
The larger of the two Yallahs ponds.

Small Yallahs Pond

d_0004494_small_yallahs_pond.JPG
The smaller of the twin Yallahs salt ponds.