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Portraits of members of the Most Reverend Enos Nuttall's, Archbishop of the West Indies, 1893-1916, family. Members are Charles Nuttall; Lillie Nuttall; Ernest Nuttall; Clare Nuttall; Isabel Nuttall.

Charles and Dorothy Costa on their wedding day, April 5, 1927. The wedding dress is of hand-made lace imported from India. Dorothy was the only child of Ernest and Gertrude Nuttall (nee Cargill) and was the only grandchild of Archbishop Enos Nuttall.

A large crowd, part of the funeral procession of the funeral service of the Most Reverend Enos Nuttall, Archbishop of the West Indies, 1893-1916 held on June 1, 1916. He is buried in the St. Andrew Parish Church Cemetery, Half Way Tree.

The Most Reverend Enos Nuttall, Archbishop of the West Indies, 1893-1916, seated in ceremonial robe on a wooden chair.

Portrait of Archbishop Enos Nuttall, Archbishop of the West Indies, 1893-1916. Left side shot.

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

Photograph of the new Montpelier Great House at side of road in St. James, Jamaica. Consists of two-storey
verandah spanning the width of the house. An out house is at right.

Two-storey board house with verandah in Morgan's Valley, Clarendon. Trees surround the property.

Residence belonging to John Powell McPhail. Two-storey family house with shingle roof. Tall coconut trees are on the property.

Section of Kenilworth works ruins, with elliptical window and semi-circular entrance.