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View of streets in Jamaica's old capital, Spanish Town.

Photographs showcasing the architectural design and styles of a variety of buildings in Jamaica's old capital, Spanish Town in the parish of St. Catherine.

A zinc roof house partially hidden by trees, enclosed by a concrete fence with decorated blocks and a small entrance/exit metal gate.

A view of a two-storey building on a street in Spanish Town. It is partially hidden by overgrown plants and enclosed by brick and metal fencing. Four concrete steps lead to the premises from the street.

A rustic family home in a section of Spanish Town with trellis work along the edges of the roof which is made of zinc coated metal sheets.

Hacienda type dwelling house on the edge of a street in Spanish Town. It is made of wood and brick, with shingle roof, double hung glass windows, an enclosed veranda with wooden columns and steps leading from the street.

A single room wooden house with wooden jalousie windows and resting on pillars. There is a barbed wire fence beside the house and trees and other buildings are on the premises.

Photograph of an unoccupied premises in Spanish Town showing a view of a brick house with zinc coated metal sheet roofing, partially broken concrete fencing and gate columns.

The rear view of two-storey brick house with wooden framed glass windows and zinc coated metal sheet roofing. A shed is attached to the house.

The Spanish Town Court House building in the Spanish Town Square, before being destroyed fired.