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King Street (a view from Croswell's) in the aftermath of the 1907 Earthquake.

Man walks pass pavilion with its roof shaped like an umbrella in Rockfort Gardens. Trees are everywhere; wooden benches are placed under some trees.

Illustration depicting portraits of four Negroes and two Indians. The Negro women at numbers one and six are adorned with headwraps and chains with cross pendants.

A residential property of Georgian architecture located at 12 Monk Street in Spanish Town. The house is enclosed by a brick fence and metal gate, and there are several trees in the yard.

"By the rivers...well maybe not Babylon, but perhaps we will soon be set afloat and adrift, who knows where, by the tides of this broken main. Scene was at 17 Tuncan Way Graham Heights where a broken main has flooded the home of the Evans. It has…

"This gully collapsed causing a landslide. The building at right is a welding plant at 1a Waltham Terrace which ravaged by the rains."

Men sitting in pavilion located near to the sea at Rockfort Gardens, Kingston, Jamaica

A Leyland National bus operating under the Jamaica Omnibus Services (JOS) line.

The coaling station and other buildings at no. 33 King Street, on the waterfront in Kingston.

Two children riding a scooter and running by a two-storey dwelling located at number 4 Monk Street, Spanish Town.