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A large crowd, part of the funeral procession of the funeral service of the Most Reverend Enos Nuttall, Archbishop of the West Indies, 1893-1916 held on June 1, 1916. He is buried in the St. Andrew Parish Church Cemetery, Half Way Tree.

Charles and Dorothy Costa on their wedding day, April 5, 1927. The wedding dress is of hand-made lace imported from India. Dorothy was the only child of Ernest and Gertrude Nuttall (nee Cargill) and was the only grandchild of Archbishop Enos Nuttall.

Portraits of members of the Most Reverend Enos Nuttall's, Archbishop of the West Indies, 1893-1916, family. Members are Charles Nuttall; Lillie Nuttall; Ernest Nuttall; Clare Nuttall; Isabel Nuttall.

Print depicting Meylersfield Estate in Westmoreland, showing the sugar works. Smoke goes up from a chimney. Women walk on a dirt road on the estate.

The Kingston Parish Church with bell tower and clocks. The church yard is enclosed with metal and brick fencing. A lone woman walks on the sidewalk.

St. Jude's Church nestled among tall trees.

Portrait of Bishop Frederick Douet, Assistant Bishop of Jamaica.

Belmont House Stony Hill, Jamaica partially hidden by trees and shrubs, where Archbishop, Enos Nuttall lived with his family. It later housed the Belmont Orphanage.

James Nuttall, father of Archbishop of the West Indies, Enos Nuttall, seated with book open on his lap.

Aerial photograph of Newcastle military training Camp, with Kingston and Port Royal in the distance.