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An iron gibbet on which rebellious slaves awaited a slow and painful death
An iron gibbet, used to punish and torture rebellious slaves to death, on display at the Museum of the Institute of Jamaica.
A wholesale and retail store, known all over Jamaica as McNish Ltd.
The ruined wholesale and retail store, McNish Ltd., after the 1907 earthquake.
A view of Kingston barracks
A scene at the Kingston Barracks with soldiers and guests standing outside on the grounds.
A view of Coke Chapel
Drawing of the 19th century Coke Chapel building as seen from Parade in Kingston. Congregants are seen exiting the building and gathering in the parade located before the church.
A view looking south of the town and harbour of Lucea in the parish of Hanover the north side of Jamaica
Wide view looking south of the town of Lucea, showing boats and ships at sea and men riding horses on the shore.
A typical bungalow, Buff Bay, Portland
Man sitting with his legs crossed relaxes in the sitting area of a bungalow in Buff Bay, Portland.
A prospect of Port Antonio and town of Titchfield in the parish of Portland on the northside of Jamaica.
Port Antonio and the town of Titchfield, Portland, taken from Navy Island
A new J.O.S. bus station at terminus at Mineral Bath
A number 2A bus going to King Street, parked at the new Jamaica Omnibus Service (JOS) station in Mineral Bath. Traffic police are on the side of the road near a closed road.
A Negro boy, Jamaica
A young man posing on the edge of a concrete pond with a fountain at the center. He is holding a fruit in his hands and is lying beside a straw hat filled with fruits.
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Marcus Garvey's Birthplace
Birthplace of the Right Excellent Marcus Garvey located at 32 Market Street, St. Ann's Bay.