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Bellevue Hospital
Statue of Lewis Quier Bowerbank erected by his friends to commemorate his excellence as a physician and sanitary reformer.
Bellevue Hospital
This inmate inside has been locked away. There is no bed and the floor is of concrete.
Bellevue Great House
Back view of the Bellevue Great House in located in St. Ann, Jamaica. Attached to the building is a chimney.
Bellevue Estate House, Mannings Hill, now St. Michael's Seminary
Front view of the Bellevue Estate House (St. Michael's Seminary) located in Mannings Hill, St. Andrew, Jamaica.
Bellevue Estate House, Mannings Hill, now St. Michael's Seminary
A three quarter perspective view of the Bellevue Estate House (St. Michael's Seminary) located in Mannings Hill, St. Andrew, Jamaica. Visible are the small portico, windows with awnings and an adjoining covered veranda. Expansive lawn and trees…
Bellevue Estate House, Mannings Hill, now St. Michael's Seminary
A wide, angled front view of Bellevue Estate House (St. Michael's Seminary) on Mannings Hill, St. Andrew, Jamaica.
Bellevue Estate House, Mannings Hill, now St. Michael's Seminary
A view of the Bellevue Estate House (St. Michael's Seminary) on Mannings Hill, St. Andrew, Jamaica. The view is taken from an angled position looking up to the front of building and showing a two-way staircase, a small portico and a partial view of…
Bellevue Estate Great House, now St. Michael's Seminary, Mannings Hill
Photograph of the 18th century Bellevue Great House (later adapted as St. Michael's Seminary) located in Mannings Hill, St. Andrew.
Bellevue - residence near Kingston, Stony Hill in the distance
Artist impression of the Bellevue residence near Kingston with individuals at the edge of the property.
Belles and Beaux of Moore Town, 8 miles inland from Port Antonio
Men, women and children standing on a bridge in Moore Town, Portland. Other persons can be seen in the background and a woman is bending over in the river below.
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West Indies youth cricket team
"Jamaica youth representative on the W.I. team to England in 1928. L-R - Earle Melbourne, Michael McIntosh, Marlon Tucker, Sam Haye."