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Four balls gate destroyed in 1934

A location in Jamaica known as Four Balls Gate, before being destroyed in 1934.

Street vendors place a sheet of tarpaulin over their vending stalls before the Kingston Parish Church.

Crowd gathered outside the court house on Harbour Street in Kingston.

Close-up view of the old Kingston Theatre in Parade, taken from Kidd's lithograph.

Large gathering at the Kingston Race Course (now National Heroes Circle) - a track once used for horse-racing.

A large crowd surrounds the Chinese Benevolent Society float during the Independence Day Parade.

A farmer, with his "shed-pan" in hand, makes his way to the farm.

A view of King Street, showing buildings on either side, and a tram car.

Persons gathered outside Hendersons' Hardware store.

A severely damaged Coke Memorial Church, caused by the earthquake of 1907.