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Priestmans River
Portion of the Priestmans River that runs through heavy vegetation and flows into the Caribbean Sea.
Public Buildings, Kingston, Jamaica
A photograph on a postcard showing a tramcar driving past public buildings on King Street, Kingston.
Rafting Party on the Rio Cobre from Titchfield Hotel
A group of persons enjoying a "rafting party" while floating on rafts across the Rio Grande River in Portland. The river is nestled between a heavily vegetated, mountainous area.
Retreat Hotel, Morant Bay, Jamaica B.W.I
An exterior view of the Retreat Hotel in Morant Bay, St. Thomas, Jamaica. A man is mowing the lawn, another standing next to a car parked on the grounds.
Rio Cobre Bridge, Bog Walk, Jamaica B. W. I.
A postcard showing a man standing beside a parked car on the Rio Cobre Bridge, in the Bog Walk Gorge, Jamaica.
Romantic Tropical Rhythm of Jamaica
The steel band had its genesis in Trinidad around 1945 but has permeated the Caribbean and the rest of the World. Steel pan music is a drum rhythm that uses instruments fashioned out of a variety of materials. These include dustpan bins, oil drums,…
Round Hill, Montego Bay, Jamaica, The West Indies
A distant view of Round Hill Hotel and its surrounding landscape.
Salomon de la Seva's squad, 3rd Battalion Royal North Lancashire Regiment
Members of the 3rd Batallion Royal North Lancashire Regiment or 'Foreign Legion' as they were called because they came from various countries.
Selling yard goods in Jamaica, the W.I.
Woman selling yard goods carried in a basket atop her head. Some fabrics are carried on her arm.
South Camp Hotel
This hotel was situated at 68 South Camp Rd, a mile from the heart of Kingston and was able to house 48 guests. It featured a cocktail bar, fresh water swimming pool, card games and archery for experts and amateurs. The last telephone listing of the…
