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One side of an old delapidated building on the Worthy Park Estate.

Section of Kenilworth works ruins, with elliptical window and semi-circular entrance.

Residence belonging to John Powell McPhail. Two-storey family house with shingle roof. Tall coconut trees are on the property.

Two-storey board house with verandah in Morgan's Valley, Clarendon. Trees surround the property.

Photograph of the new Montpelier Great House at side of road in St. James, Jamaica. Consists of two-storey
verandah spanning the width of the house. An out house is at right.

Two-storey 18th century board house with semi-circular steps at the entrance in Half Way Tree, St. Andrew. Trees overhang a dirt road.

Portrait of Archbishop Enos Nuttall, Archbishop of the West Indies, 1893-1916. Left side shot.

The Most Reverend Enos Nuttall, Archbishop of the West Indies, 1893-1916, seated in ceremonial robe on a wooden chair.

A large crowd, part of the funeral procession of the funeral service of the Most Reverend Enos Nuttall, Archbishop of the West Indies, 1893-1916 held on June 1, 1916. He is buried in the St. Andrew Parish Church Cemetery, Half Way Tree.

Charles and Dorothy Costa on their wedding day, April 5, 1927. The wedding dress is of hand-made lace imported from India. Dorothy was the only child of Ernest and Gertrude Nuttall (nee Cargill) and was the only grandchild of Archbishop Enos Nuttall.