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The Baptist Chapel located on East Queen Street, Kingston, in the aftermath of the great Kingston earthquake of 1907.

Ruins of the Roman Catholic Cathedral, located at the corner of Duke and Sutton streets, Kingston, after being destroyed by earthquake in 1907.

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

A look at McNish's Store in Kingston after being completely destroyed by earthquake in 1907.

Ruined structure at the intersection of East and Harbour Streets, Kingston, after the 1907 Kingston earthquake.

Trafalgar Park House in St. Andrew after earthquake on January 14, 1907.

Remains of the Military Hospital at Up Park Camp, after the great earthquake of 1907, as seen from its front lawn. Trees and a staircase at the entrance of the hospital grounds are all that remain standing.

Ruined properties along Harbour Street after the earthquake of 1907.

A severely damaged Coke Memorial Church, caused by the earthquake of 1907.

Men standing by machines in the Kingston Industrial Works factory (now KIW International Limited). The factory once provided repair services for sugar estates.