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Ceremony to unveil plaque commemorating Sir Lionel Smith's proclamation of Abolition 1838
Governor General Most Hon. Sir Howard Cooke and other dignitaries in attendance at an unveiling ceremony of a slavery abolition plaque at old King's House in Spanish Town, St. Catherine.
Prof. Barry Chevannes and Governor General General Sir Howard Cooke unveiling plaque
Governor General Sir Howard Cooke and Professor Barry Chevannes unveiling the slavery abolition plaque at the Old King's House portico, where British Colonial Governor, Lionel Cooke, had declared the abolition of slavery in Jamaica.
Court House, Spanish Town, St. Catherine
Court House in Spanish Town, after the destructive fire of 1986.
Court House, Spanish Town, St. Catherine
Built in 1819, this Georgian building is notable for its brick construction and cupula topped by a lantern.
The Cathedral, Spanish Town, Jamaica
A front view of the historic Spanish Town Cathedral in St. Catherine Jamaica.
Iron Bridge, Spanish Town, St. Catherine
The cast iron structure was manufactured in Rotherham, Yorkshire, and erected over the Rio Cobre in 1801.
Old House of Assembly, Spanish Town, St. Catherine
Old House of Assembly, showing later modifications to the upper floor.
Old House of Assembly Spanish Town
A Georgian Building now housing the offices of the St. Catherine Parish Council.
Rodney Memorial, Spanish Town, St. Catherine
"Rodney Memorial, Spanish Town, erected to commemorate Admiral George Brydges Rodney’s victory over the French fleet at the Battle of The Saintes in 1782."
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Side view of Duke Street United Church
Duke Street United Church with a view of other public buildings along Duke Street.