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Sunken buildings, tilted structures, uplifted railway lines and destruction to other structures at the Swallowfield Camp in Kingston, after the passing of the earthquake in 1907.

The weather instrument used on the Worthy Park Sugar Estate to record and measure sunshine.

Linval Reid of Camperdown High School (right) winning the Class One 100 metres in a record time of 10.3 seconds at the Boys's Athletic Championships at the National Stadium.

"Camperdown's Mark Salmon screens the ball from a Wolmer's player during the final of the Walker Cup soccer encounter at the National Stadium yesterday. Camperdown won 2-0. Michael Clarke is at right."

A young girl walks by one of several zinc structures erected on a camp after the destructive earthquake of 1907.

"Thwarting an invasion: two of Campion College's defenders reach out to block a Priory player as he moves in to collect from a Andrew Henry pass. Campion won the Sports and Games soccer trophy 1-0 at the National Stadium yesterday."

Buildings and tents at the Swallowfield military camp as seen before the 1907 earthquake in Kingston, Jamaica.

Demolished buildings at the Swallowfield military camp in Kingston, Jamaica, by the 1907 earthquake. Several tents have been erected on the grounds.

"Canada's Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau (left), and England's Prime Minister Harold Wilson share a moment together shortly before the deliberations."

"Far from the top - Canadian Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau tries his skills at climbing a coconut tree on the Prospect Estate in St. Mary. The Prime Minister, his wife, and son are holidaying in Jamaica at the Frankfort Beach House on the estate."