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Shaare Shalom Synagogue, Duke Street, Kingston
Views of the exterior of the Shaare Shalom Synagogue, also known as the United Congregation of Israelites, located at 92 Duke Street, Kingston.
Shaare Shalom Synagogue, Duke Street, Kingston
Interior view of the pulpit at Shaare Shalom Synagogue (United Congregation of Israelites), showing a wooden lectern on a raised platform. Behind the platform is an arched wooden backdrop with rectangular panels.
Shaare Shalom Synagogue, Duke Street, Kingston
Interior view of the pulpit at Shaare Shalom Synagogue (United Congregation of Israelites). The pulpit has a blue lectern hanging with The Star of David symbol stitched on it.
St. James Parish Church
The 18th century building of the St. James Parish Church on Payne Street, Montego Bay.
Church on Great George Street, Savanna-la-Mar
Front view of a church located along Great George Street in Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland.
The Parish Church of St. Ann
The 1871 built St. Ann Parish Church located in the capital town of St. Ann's Bay.
Penwood Seventh-Day Adventist Church
"The recent dedicated Penwood Seventh-day Adventist Church. Built on three acres of land, the Church was constructed at a cost of $75,000 and was complete debt- free."
Baptist Chapel, Oracabessa, St. Ann's
Drawing of the Baptist church located at Oracabessa, St. Ann.
Sunday in Jamaica
A postcard from the Gardner's series showing a man, woman and child walking towards a church one Sunday in Jamaica. The man, dressed in suit and hat, is carrying a book [possibly a bible] in hand and is looking back at a bunch of bananas as he walks…
Porus Anglican Church, 1951
"Church members attending service at the Porus Anglican Church in Manchester, Jamaica in 1951. The building is made of brick and is enclosed by stonewall fence."
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Phoenix Foundry (The Dome), Falmouth
The Phoenix Foundry or 'The Dome' in Falmouth, Trelawny is one of the oldest surviving industrial complexes in Jamaica. It was built by engineer, Mr.…
