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Llandovery Falls

The Llandovery Falls in St. Ann, Jamaica, made famous after being depicted on Jamaica's first one-penny stamp on the series 'Pictorial Stamps'.

View of Old Folly village near the Dry Harbour in St. Ann.

Side view of the Methodist church in St. Ann's Bay, once attended by Marcus Garvey.

A view of the hilly areas of St. Ann's Bay, showing the sea, mountains, trees and several brick and wooden buildings.

Portrait of Kenneth Ingram, taken while he was a librarian at the University of the West Indies, Mona, Kingston.

Photograph of a man, woman and child picking pimento in a pimento field. St. Ann is one of the major pimento producing parishes in Jamaica.

A view of Dry Harbour, St. Ann, taken from the west end of the tavern, with the fort and barracks in ruins. Horses being attended to in foreground.

Landscape drawing of Cardiff Hall, St. Ann, Jamaica in 1839 highlighting buildings, trees and shrubs close to the sea.

Children on the grounds of the St. Ann's Bay Primary School. Palm and other trees are behind the school.

A view of Claremont Town Centre, St. Ann, in the early 20th century, showing dwellings and other buildings surrounded by lush vegetation