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Three divers pose with an artifact retrieved from the seas by Port Royal, Kingston.

One of the photographs taken from the Gardner's Series showing buildings along a street in Port Royal, Jamaica.

Historic drawing of the Hampden United Church in Hampden, Trelawny. The church, once known as Scots' Kirk, as well as Hampden Presbyterian, is located on land once belonging to 18th century proprietor, Archibald Sterling.

Drawing of the Stirling Church (right) and School. Men, women and children are assembled before the buildings. The buildings are connected to Archibald Stirling, 18th century proprietor.

A view of one of Jamaica's oldest schools, St. George's College. Several boys can be seen in the school's front yard.

A busy day at the Morant Bay Courthouse in St. Thomas.

View of the Morant Bay Courthouse in St. Thomas. In the foreground to the left, is the World War I monument.

Front view of the two-storey building housing the Morant Bay Court House in St. Thomas.

Historic view of the Kingston Waterfront before it was developed by the Urban Development Corporation. The photograph captures the buildings in Downtown, Kingston as well as small boats in the harbour.

Photograph of the historic building, Headquarter's House (also known as Hibbert House). A few cars can be seen parked along Duke Street near the building.