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Ruins of Kenilworth
Section of Kenilworth works ruins, with elliptical window and semi-circular entrance.
Ruins of custom house, Jan. 14. 1907, Kingston
Ruins of the Customs House in Kingston, destroyed by earthquake on January 14, 1907.
Ruins of Colbeck Castle
"The impressive ruins of Colbeck Castle, two miles from Old Harbour, stands as one of the most elaborate memorials of Jamaica's past. This castle, with dungeons, slave quarters and the bedroom, large halls and ballrooms, typical of wealthy plantation…
Ruins of Colbeck Castle
Ruins of the 17th century Colbeck Castle in Jamaica.
Ruins of building
Ruined military buildings after the 1907 earthquake in Kingston, Jamaica.
Ruins of Brigade Office "D & C" Pavilions
Destruction to the Brigade Office and other sections of the military camp site.
Ruins of an old kitchen at the Liberty Hill Great, St. Ann
Photograph of the ruins of the old stone kitchen found on the Liberty Hill Great House property in St. Ann.
Ruined sugar mill east of Port Antonio
The remains of a sugar mill east of Port Antonio, Portland. A woman - possibly a homeless person - occupies the entrance, back turned.
Ruined City of Kingston
A view of the City of Kingston taken from the sea after the earthquake and fire in 1907
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St. John's Anglican Church, Ocho Rios
The St. John's Anglican Church in Ocho Rios, St. Ann. There are several graves in the church yard. A tall palm tree is in the church's front yard.
