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General Penitentiary overthrown
A damaged door and overthrown soft bricks in piles on the ground, at the eastward side of the General Penitentiary, a penal institution in Kingston, Jamaica
Frame house
Frame house remains standing and undamaged after earthquake. Slightly damaged concrete fence.
Fire and earthquake, Kingston
Destroyed buildings and piles of rubble in Kingston after fire and earthquake in 1907.
Fault, Palisadoes
Sandblows and surface faulting to a section of Palisadoes lined with cacti and shrubs. An umbrella is sticking out in the sand.
Damaged arch in Jamaica
Damaged arch of a brick building.
Kingston Exhibition, 1891 Ja.
The Great Exhibition Hall made of glass and wooden structure and of Moorish architecture which was specially built in Kingston, Jamaica to accommodate the Great Exhibition of 1891.
King Street looking South, 1865
A view of a section of King Street, Kingston showing buildings on both sides of the road.
Workers checking containers on the Kingston Container Terminal
A forklift operator stacks containers to be inspected by the custom officers who are inspecting other containers.
General Post Office Kingston, Jamaica
A drawing of the General Post Office, Kingston, Jamaica, done by Geo Duff, son-in-law of Mr. Brymer, the first Postmaster for Jamaica.
Kings House and grounds, Jamaica
Kings House and grounds. A woman stands in the yard, one hand on hip; a bouquet of plants in the other.