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Camps erected for the homeless at Race Course after the January 14th 1907 earthquake. People were seen walking along side the camps.

King Street, Kingston, after the completion of street-cleaning efforts in the aftermath of the 1907 earthquake.

At the corner of King and Harbour Streets in Downtown Kingston after the earthquake on January 14th 1907. Shown on the street are damaged buildings and debris from structures.

Print depicts a view of Kingston in the vicinity of a harbour where several ships are docked. Newcastle can also be seen in the distance.

"Kingston Mayor Algon Samuels giving his message at the dedication of the annex at the Hanover Street Baptist Church on Sunday. Seated from left are, JBU president C. Sam Reid, Senator Dudley Thompson and JBU General Secretary Azariah McKenzie."

Kingston mayor, Ryan Peralto, [centre] telling of the benefits to be derived from the Twinning of Kingston and Dade Country, Miami. Mr. Peralto was speaking to reporters at the Norman Manley International Airport yesterday after his return from…

"Ralph's finest hour: Kingston Mayor, Ralph Brown, is engulfed by cheering PNP supporters and gets his hands raised in acknowledgement Wednesday night after his victory over the JLP's Ivan Moore in the West Central Kingston constituency was…

An artist's impression of the Kingston Parish Church showing tombstones in the church yard.

Front and side views of the Parish Church, Kingston, Jamaica. The original building was destroyed by earthquake in 1907.

"Only a handful of citizens chose to worship at watch-night service at the Kingston Parish Church."