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- Collection: Parish Churches of Jamaica
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18th century church, Rio Bueno, Trelawny
Photograph of St. Mark's Anglican Church in Rio Bueno, Trelawny. St. Marks was consecrated as an Anglican Parish Church in 1833 after a petition for the establishment of a church by Rio Bueno inhabitants.
19th century church, Port Antonio, Portland
A 19th century photograph of the Portland Parish Church, Port Antonio, Portland. The steeple and clock are clearly seen and the yard is enclosed by a metal and brick fence. Several trees surround the property.
A view of Kingston Parish Church
An artist's impression of the Kingston Parish Church showing people, horses and carriages moving about in front of the church.
Clarendon Parish Church, May Pen
A rectangular brick building with panelled windows and bell tower. People are walking in the Church yard, a car is parked in front of the church.
Date stone at the Parish Church of St. Ann
Photograph of a date stone at the St. Ann Anglican Parish Church. The stone is dated November 26, 1884 and has a sign resembling the masonic sign etched into it.
Deacon of the Kingston Parish Church after laying of the foundation stone for the memorial clock tower 1927
A street view of deacon laying a foundation stone for a memorial clock.
Falmouth Parish Church
View of the oldest public building in the town of Falmouth - the Falmouth Parish Church of St. Peter the Apostle. It was built in 1795 on lands donated by Edward Barrett. Several graves are in the churchyard.
