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Ruins of the stone mansion, Stewart Castle Great House. The building was originally fortified in the 18th century, was built by James Stewart and later owned by his son, Hon. James Stewart, Custos of Trelawny 1800-1821.

Lithograph of the Stewart Castle Estate in Trelawny, Jamaica.

Congregation gathered in the front yard of the St. Thomas Anglican Church in Stewart Town, Trelawny.
From views of churches, rectories and other Diocesan buildings in Jamaica in March 1931.

The Anglican church in Stewart Town, Trelawny built in 1842. Church members pose for a photograph in the walk way leading up to the entrance of the church. One man leans against the perimeter fence.

Drawing of the Stewart Town Chapel and Mission House in Trelawny, Jamaica before 1832.

Photograph of the landscape of Stewart Town, Trelawny, Jamaica

"Dispatching a short delivery: Police's aggressive right handed batsman Ezekiel Stewart who has scored over 700 runs for this season, quickly dispatched this short off-break from Boys' Town Leonard Levy [slightly hidden] during his innings of 64 at…

"Raymond Stewart of Cellias defeating Paul Lai of Hyltons in opening match."

Drawing of the Stirling Church (right) and School. Men, women and children are assembled before the buildings. The buildings are connected to Archibald Stirling, 18th century proprietor.