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Kingston - King Street looking north
Commercial buildings along King Street. Several horse-drawn carriages are seen. To the right is the Bee Hive store at the corner of King and Harbour Streets.
Harbour Street, Kingston
A scene at Kingston main roads - Harbour Street and King Street - during colonial times.
King street at Christmas time
Crowd gathered during Christmas celebration on King Street in Down Town Kingston.
Bank of London & Montreal Ltd. on King Street
The Bank of London & Montreal building on King Street in Downtown, Kingston.
Bank of Nova Scotia
The Bank of Nova Scotia building, located at the corner of King and Tower Streets in Downtown, Kingston.
B.N.S. at night, Kingston, Jamaica
A night scene along King Street highlighting the Bank of Nova Scotia building. The building is adorned with decorations and lights.
King Street looking north, east side
A busy scene along the east side of King Street in Kingston, looking north.
Foot of King St., looking south
Buildings completely damaged by the 1907 earthquake, at the bottom of King Street near the Charles Metcalfe statue. There is a ship at sea behind the statue.
Waterloo House
Wholesale and retail warehouse located on the south-west corner of Harbour and King Street in Kingston, known as Waterloo House. It is lying in ruins following earthquake on January 14, 1907.
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Playing outdoors with kite
"The boy and his kite: Clive explains how he puts his kite together while his little sister Carmeta looks on attentively."