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An artist's impression of Morant Bay in St. Thomas, Jamaica in the early days.

Portrayal of colonial life in three spheres. At the top sphere are the zodiac symbols for Cancer and Leo; in centre is a demon or angel of death holding some concoction in his hand while one leg hangs over the middle sphere where colonists are seen…

Building at the thermal springs in St. Thomas, Jamaica, nestled by a forested hillside.

Theatre Royal, located at the northern side of Parade in Kingston, captured after earthquake of 1907. A large rubble of bricks and other material have piled up at the front of the building.

Railroad station at Williamsfield in Mandeville, Jamaica, showing horse-drawn carriages and passengers waiting in the terminus.

Drawing of a wooden building and a shed with policeman and other persons standing or sitting under it. A boardwalk and lumber yard are in the foreground. The inscription "Temporary Courthouse at Morant Bay, Jamaica" is affixed.

"Munair Zacca and Charmaine Hemmings are seen here in one of the more delicate moments of the Teller's Tail, a comedy written by Oliver Samuels. The Teller's Tail closes this weekend at the Creative Arts Centre."

This is a photograph of the Watson Taylor Family - Simon Taylor, Lady Taylor, Sir John Taylor and four Children

Flooding at the end of Port Royal following destruction from earthquake on January 14, 1907. The sea level has risen significantly, almost covering the palm trees at the harbour.

Large group of Anglican Church leaders pose for a photo at the Synod of 1931.