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Georgian architecture

Front view of a building; smaller buildings are also on the property.

One of several Georgian-style buildings in St. Ann's chief town, St. Ann's Bay.

Women, children and donkeys laden with goods on a narrow road.

View of Halse Hall Great House, first owned by British soldier, Major Thomas Halse, in the 1650s.

Lumber being loaded onto a horse-drawn cart that is parked before a business place. The two-storey building has Georgian architectural design.

Ruins of the Good Hope slave hospital located on the Good Hope Plantation in Trelawny, Jamaica.

The Mandeville Hospital building and its environs.

Exterior of the Titchfield Hotel in Portland.

People 'going about their business' in the town. The buildings in this town are all two-storey and of Georgian Architecture.

A shallow section of the Rio Cobre River in St. Catherine, Jamaica.