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Drawing of the grassquit bird, perched on the branch of a plant. Below the drawing is a line from the Grass Quit "bird song."

Crosses and large coconut trees at a burial site in Jamaica. Multiple mounds of dirt are at the site where the dead have been buried.

West India Regiment soldiers standing near two enclosed areas for graves in Waima, News Zealand.

White crosses atop graves at a burial site. Among the graves are tall palm trees.

A cemetery located in a barren and desolate area. Sticks with numbers mark the different burial sites.

"GREAT BAY Fisherman's Cooperative Shop, which was recently opened in St. Elizabeth, is the first of its kind. Although it is owned by members of the community and run on a cooperative basis, it is supplied with foodstuff at wholesale prices by the…

Men gathered by the remains of the Royal Mail Booking Office in Kingston, Jamaica.

Damaged buildings and rubble of brick, board, zinc and other debris at the corner of King and Harbour Streets in Kingston, Jamaica. There are people at the scene working to clear the street.

Postcard showing Duke Street, Kingston, after earthquake in 1907. On both sides of the street there are bricks from destroyed buildings as well as fallen lightposts. Men stand amongst the rubble.

Earthquake damage to buildings along Duke Street in Kingston, Jamaica.