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Ruined structure at the intersection of East and Harbour Streets, Kingston, after the 1907 Kingston earthquake.

Trafalgar Park House in St. Andrew after earthquake on January 14, 1907.

Men assess damage caused by the Kingston earthquake and fire of 1907. This section of Harbour Street is filled with bricks, rubble and downed electric lines.

Earthquake effects on buildings made of brick and of wood, along a street in Kingston, Jamaica. Debris from fallen buildings have been pushed to the sidewalk making way for the railway lines for tramcars.

Buildings along King Street taken from Croswell's, in the aftermath of the earthquake and resulting fire in 1907.

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

Remains of the Military Hospital at Up Park Camp, after the great earthquake of 1907, as seen from its front lawn. Trees and a staircase at the entrance of the hospital grounds are all that remain standing.

Mico College (Now Mico University College) after sustaining significant damage to a section of its building.

Damage to the back of the Royal Mail Steamship Company building caused by the devastating earthquake of January 14, 1907.

Postcard of a section of the Constant Spring Hotel after earthquake on January 14, 1907.