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- Collection: Great Earthquake of Kingston
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Institute of Jamaica
The Institute of Jamaica Museum building, formerly known as Date Tree Hall, partially destroyed by the earthquake of 1907.
Parish Church, Kingston
A badly damaged section of the tower of Kingston Parish Church in the aftermath of the 1907 earthquake.
Roman Catholic Cathedral, Kingston
The Roman Catholic Cathedral completely destroyed in the aftermath of the earthquake on January 14, 1907.
Remains of Alms-House in Kingston
The remains of one of the buildings at the Alms-House, Kingston splintered into matchwood by the hurricane.
The Governor's Coach
Passengers of the Governor's Coach standing on the outside and looking on as a woman hands a floral arrangement to a man and woman.
Ruined City of Kingston
A view of the City of Kingston taken from the sea after the earthquake and fire in 1907
Port Royal Street from Church Street
A section of Port Royal Street with debris and damaged buildings after an earthquake.
Frame house
Frame house remains standing and undamaged after earthquake. Slightly damaged concrete fence.
Fire and earthquake, Kingston
Destroyed buildings and piles of rubble in Kingston after fire and earthquake in 1907.
Kingston, Jamaica after the earthquake, Jan 14, 1907 at 3:30
Persons walk along a street filled with debris while viewing damaged buildings and the shell of a tramcar, after the Earthquake on January 14, 1907.
