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19th century house, East Street, Kingston
Old two-storey dwelling along East Street, Kingston. The building is showing signs of disrepair such as missing bricks and damaged to windows and the wooden frame.
19th Century Kingston house, North Street
The side view of a 19th century house on North Street, Kingston. Two young boys are walking along the road close by.
19th Century Negro Woman, Lydia Ann Williams 1869
A light skinned negro woman dressed in a long sleeved dress- lined with crinoline, and wearing tie-head and wide brim hat, is leaning against a balustrade.
19th century Victorian montage
A montage composed of photographs of some of the leading figures in Jamaica during the Victorian era of the 19th century. Some might have been murdered by the rebels during the Morant Bay Rebellion
2 - 2 - 2 Tank Loco Enterprise Jamaica Railway in 1862
A locomotives tank used by the Jamaica Railway in 1862.
2010 Musgrave Awards - C. Channer, G. Pearson, J. Small, L. Knibb, Prof. T. Forrester, Sir Patrick Allen, J. WIlliams, A. Hird and J. Sadd (L-R)
Eight Musgrave Medal awardees pose with Governor General, Sir Patrick Allen, at the 2010 Musgrave Medals Awards Ceremony held at the Institute of Jamaica's Lecture Hall.
23 Connolley Avenue, St. Andrew
This house was built shortly after the 1907 Kingston Earthquake. The veranda has since been enclosed, and the building converted into offices.
23 Connolley Avenue, St. Andrew
This house was built shortly after the 1907 Kingston Earthquake. The veranda has since been enclosed, and the building converted into offices.
250th Anniversary Celebration of the Peace Treaty
Band members sit on chairs as they perform on drums, guitars, banjo and fiddle at the celebration of the Maroons 250th Anniversary of the Peace Treaty. Behind them is a banner welcoming visitors to the event.
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Albert George Market Clocktower
Clocktower above the Albert George Market in the Falmouth Water Square. It was built in 1894.