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Bank of Nova Scotia, Kingston, after Great Earthquake, January 14th, 1907
Postcard of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Kingston, after Great Earthquake.
Church Street, Kingston, Jamaica
Scene on Church Street after earthquake on January 14, 1907. Bricks and zinc from the ruined buildings line the street in which a large group of persons are congregated. Military personnel can be seen in the bottom right of the image, holding guns.
Kingston, Jamaica, after the earthquake, January 14th, 1907 - St. Michael's Church, Tower Street
Ruins of the St. Michael's Church, Kingston, Jamaica in the aftermath of the earthquake on January 14, 1907.
St. George's church, Kingston, Ja., after the earthquake, Jan. 14, 1907
Significant damage to the St. George's Anglican Church building. Bricks, a part of the roof and other debris are strew across the church yard.
Officers Quarters, Up Park Camp, after the earthquake, January 14th, 1907, Jamaica
The Officer's Quarters at Up Park Camp in the aftermath of the earthquake of January 14, 1907.
After the earthquake, January 14th, 1907 - Jamaica Central Tower, Constant Spring Hotel
Large cracks in the central tower of the Constant Spring Hotel (now Immaculate Conception High School) after the 1907 earthquake.
Parish Church, Kingston, after great earthquake, January 14th, 1907
Damage to the clocktower of the Kingston Parish Church after the earthquake of 1907.
Methodist Free Church, Kingston, Ja. after earthquake, Jan. 14, 1907
Postcard showing extensive damage to the Kingston Methodist Free Church building.
Sir Philip Sherlock (reading) - Mrs. Irelle Cousins, J. Figueroa
[l-r] Philip Sherlock, Mrs. Irelle Cousins, and poet and educator, John Figueroa.
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Homeless child
A young boys sleeps on a slab of concrete near the NCB Towers off Oxford Road in St. Andrew.