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Border Line
A Street sign on the border of the parishes of St. James and Trelawny, Jamaica showing the distances to the Capitals, Montego Bay and Falmouth.
The Square, Montego Bay, St. James, Jamaica
The square in Montego Bay St. James with a fenced off flower garden in the centre, buildings of varying sizes and shapes, a car parked in the roadway and pedestrians walking along the street.
King Street above Barry Street looking north circa May 1950
Cars driving along, or parked along a section of King Street, Kingston, Jamaica. The street is lined with buildings and a church can be seen in the distance
Pacification with the Maroon Negroes
The maroons laid down their firearms while they listen to the terms of a Peace Treaty being read to them by an English soldier while other soldiers look on.
Maroon Town in the parish of St. James, Jamaica
An illustration of the Maroon village, Maroon Town in St. James, Jamaica. Wooden houses are nestled among trees and protected by mountains.
Negro girls, Jamaica
Two African girls - one relaxing on the steps with her hat beside her, the other one standing with her left hand akimbo and a basket in her right hand. The steps are decorated with potted plants. Shrubs are growing beside them.
Peasants on the Rockfort Road on the way to market
Two peasant women with load on their heads and accompanied by a boy and a donkey carrying a hamper, are walking along the Rockfort Road, St. Andrew, Jamaica on their way to the market.
Jamaican Country girl on the way home from market
A girl riding her donkey on her way home from the market.
