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An 18th century house featuring Palladian architecture. It became a part of Kingston College in the 1940s and was named Hardie House in honour of Rev. Dr. William George Hardie, Anglican Lord Bishop of Jamaica (1931 - 1945).

Front view of Hardley Great House in Jamaica.

A view of a mid-19th century house in St. Mary with features of Jamaican-Georgian architecture known as Harmony Hall. The house was originally on a small pimento estate and later became a Methodist manse. Harmony Hall is now the home of the Harmony…

"HARMONY IN THE HOMES: Mr. Jean Paul Perras, [left] Vice President of the New York based Prudential Group Incorporated, presents his Company's cheque for $100.00 to Leo Elliot, student of Titchfield High School, for winning the best overall group…

"Dream on Monkey Mountain: The current production of the National Festival Theatre of Jamaica now playing at the Ward Theatre. Performance days are Wednesdays to Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. and Sundays at 4:30 p.m. Bookings at the Little Theatre. Seen…

"NEW AND LIVELY SOUNDS - Harold Butler and the United Stars adding something new to the local music scene. Seen at the Top Hat Club last Friday, this group is comprised of musicians who are all veterans in their field. Their first big debut will be…

"MAKING SWEET MUSIC: Harold Butler and his electric piano are the centre of attraction here as the musical genius 'tickle', and caresses his instrument. Spectators from left are Wornie Broderick and Winston Hammond from the Jaharmi group, Gordon of…

"ACTION FROM AQUARIUS STUDIO: Studio engineer Chris Daley at second right does the miing, while assistant studio engineer Conroy Malcolm at right watches the runnings. Others from left are Carl Ayton, Harold Butler, Alvin Haughton and Phillip James."

"The multi-talented Harold Butler, who put the show together."

"Birthday Party: Harold Butler stands in the centre of a group of friends on his birthday, which was celebrated recently at Epiphany. Everyone was in fine spirit and quite fittingly the occasion was used to launch Harold's new album 'The Butler Did…