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Camps erected for the homeless at Race Course after the January 14th 1907 earthquake. People were seen walking along side the camps.

King Street, Kingston, after the completion of street-cleaning efforts in the aftermath of the 1907 earthquake.

At the corner of King and Harbour Streets in Downtown Kingston after the earthquake on January 14th 1907. Shown on the street are damaged buildings and debris from structures.

View of the garden and road leading to the governor's residendence after the January 1907 earthquake. The lush garden is filled with grass, palms and other large trees.

The Kingston Harbour (toward the east end) after the earthquake on January 14th, 1907. In the background are trees and a large mountain.

Statue of Queen Victoria mounted at eastern Parade at the entrance of Victoria Park. Minor damage was done to the statue and the entrance of the park after the earthquake on January 14, 1907.

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.

Postcard of King's House, residence of the Governor of Jamaica, in the aftermath of the earthquake in 1907.

Damage to the back of the Royal Mail Steamship Company building caused by the devastating earthquake of January 14, 1907.

Ruined statue of Father Joseph Dupont, located at Parade Gardens in Kingston, after earthquake on January 14, 1907.