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A front view of a house built in the 18th century, located in Mannings Hill in St. Andrew. There are awning over each of the eight front windows and there is a two-way staircase leading to a small porch.

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

This 18th century Georgian house has been captioned as "Springvale" in Trelawny. The entire plantation stretches from western St James into eastern Trelawny.

Two-storey building known as Portsea House, in Falmouth, Trelawny.

"This 18th century quadrant wharf on the main road in Discovery Bay, has been preserved and maintained by Kaiser Bauxite as an historical landmark. A plaque at the entrance reads: "In 1977 a fort was equipped with cannons as a defence against…

"Nineteen-year-old Leo girl Geneve Bennett, otherwise called Jennifer, is an earthy Clarendonian who enjoys the simple pleasures of life. A trainee caterer at Ivy's Lounge in Allman Town, she enjoys cooking and admits that she is good at it. She is…

Photograph showing Jamaica's George Rhoden winning the 4 x 400 metre relay ahead of USA's Mel Whitehead.

Text of the 1962 Declaration of Independence with Coat of Arms and seal affixed

A view of the Annotto Bay Baptist Church, showing intricate details of a window and its frame.

A 19th century photograph of the Portland Parish Church, Port Antonio, Portland. The steeple and clock are clearly seen and the yard is enclosed by a metal and brick fence. Several trees surround the property.