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A montage composed of photographs of some of the leading figures in Jamaica during the Victorian era of the 19th century. Some might have been murdered by the rebels during the Morant Bay Rebellion

The Morant Bay Court House with Paul Bogle's statue in front.

A close up view of the Morant Bay square and courthouse, 41 years after the Rebellion.

Jewish synagogue on Duke Street, Kingston, Jamaica. Man sitting between utility pole and gas street lamp.

Half portrait of Sir Henry Blake, Governor of Jamica (1889)

Persons walk along a street filled with debris while viewing damaged buildings and the shell of a tramcar, after the Earthquake on January 14, 1907.

Destruction at Lady Mico College, Kingston in the aftermath of the 1907 Earthquake

A side view of the Constant Spring Hotel, just outside of Kingston.

The Holy Trinity Church in Montego Bay, with the rectory beside the church.

A two-storey building with shops on the ground floor said to be the Jamaican residence of Simon Bolivar. A boy stands beside a fire hydrant.