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A waterwheel once used in sugar production on the Worthy Park Sugar Estate in St. Catherine.

Monument set up near the Eleven Miles community in St. Thomas, marking the territory of the famous Jack Mansong or Three Finger Jack.

Two concrete tombs in Lacovia, erected for Thomas Jordan Spencer and another unnamed person in the 1700s.

The St. Andrew's church, located on the outskirts of Gilnock and built in the 1830s by Duncan Robertson.

Remains of the Stokes Hall Great House, built by Luke Stokes and destroyed by earthquake in 1907.

A small stream of water coming from Rozelle Falls, near the town of Morant Bay, St. Thomas.

The post office located at Pepper in St. Elizabeth, on a residential property.

The Government of Jamaica building that houses the St. Elizabeth Parish Council Offices and the Black River Resident Magistrate Court.

The two-storey building that houses the post office in the Middle Quarters community in St. Elizabeth.

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…