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Postcard of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Kingston, after Great Earthquake.

Ruins of the Barrack Church at Up-Park Camp that was destroyed by an earthquake.

Workers using mules and carts to help with clearing of bricks and debris after the 1907 earthquake, Kingston.

A burnt trolley car amidst the rubble on King Street, Kingston after the 1907 Earthquake. Persons are walking among the debris and viewing the destruction.

A badly damaged section of the central tower at the Constant Spring Hotel (now Immaculate Conception High). The large cracks seen are as a result of the Great 1907 Earthquake.

A soldier and a woman stand by a section of the Chief of Staff's house that has sustained significant damage from the 1907 earthquake. There is a gaping hole where the brick wall and roof have broken down and there is a heap of rubble on the ground.

A view of earthquake destruction on Church Street as seen from Harbour Street.

Scene on Church Street after earthquake on January 14, 1907. Bricks and zinc from the ruined buildings line the street in which a large group of persons are congregated. Military personnel can be seen in the bottom right of the image, holding guns.

The image shows a damaged Coke Methodist church building. The church was severely damaged by earthquake in 1907. A man on horse rides by.

Coke Methodist Church, after being severely destroyed by the 1907 earthquake.