215x141mm. Unsurfaced road running through thick forest with four Jamaicans standing in the foreground.

229 x 179 mm. Showing a waterfall composed of several cascades, possibly the Roaring River Falls.

243 x 185 mm. A view looking towards the falls through a tunnel of trees, with two boys standing in a shallow part of the river and a third sitting in a tree.

178 x 228 mm.

211x133mm. Showing two Europeans and a Jamaican with a machete standing in thick forest on the bank of the Roaring River, with the falls in the background. Duplicate of Y307A/34.

241 x 187 mm. A view looking up the cascades with dense forest on the river bank.

216x133mm. View of the Roaring River Falls at Ocho Rios, St Ann's.

241 x 178 mm. A view looking over the gutted houses and commercial premises with the hills behind Kingston visible in the distance. The fire on Dec 11 1882 destroyed some 570 houses in the commercial district of Kingston, leaving 6000 homeless and causing damage estimated at £220,000. This was twenty years after a fire of 1862 had caused similar damage to the same area. See also

100 x 76 mm. Showing the crumbling outer walls of the old monastery at Miranda Hill, Montego Bay.

213x136mm. View of a waterfall on the South River (unlocated) in St Elizabeth's Parish.

76 x 81 mm. Showing public buildings in Savanna la Mar, a seaport at the south-western corner of Jamaica. Photograph probably by Dr. Sinclair.

211 x 132 mm. Street scene with a few pedestrians. One of the buildings bears the sign 'Herbert Jones & Co.'

135 x 89 mm. A postcard (original photograph) taken from the deck of a ship and looking back towards the jetty where a waving crowd stands.

A series of photographs relating, as the title suggests, to the developments of settlements. The title was chosen by the National Library of Jamaica, and is one of those based on the headings used for the sections of the 'Commonwealth in Focus' exhibition.

160 x 115 mm. Showing labourers unloading sacks of flour from a lorry, supervised by a foreman and two pith-helmeted Europeans. The writing on the sacks has been painted on by hand.

237 x 181 mm. A view showing the Governor of Jamaica, Sir Henry Wylie Norman (1826-1904), his wife Lady Alice and their daughter Jessie seated on a bench beneath trees in the gardens of Bishop Lodge. Behind them stand Captain Coxhead, the Governor’s ADC and another daughter of the Norman’s. Sir Henry was Governor of Jamaica 1883-89 and Governor of Queensland 1889-96.

178 x 228 mm.

190 x 112 mm. A view showing the judge’s bungalow perched in the summit of a wooded hill in the mountains.

105 x 160 mm. Showing Colonel Herbert Bryan, who performed the ceremony in the absence of the Governor Sir Leslie Probyn, standing beside the cross. (Sir) Herbert Bryan (1865-1950) had a distinguished career as a soldier, and was Colonial Secretary of the Gold Coast 1904-1914, and of Jamaica 1914-1925, though he was absent from the post when on active service in World War I (dispatches five times, D.S.O.), K.B.E. 1925.

178 x 228 mm.

178 x 228 mm.

178 x 228 mm.

240 x 181 mm. A view looking along the Rio Cobre with wooded hills on either bank. For a better picture of the Bog Walk see Y3073B/18.

229 x 291 mm (overall), 140 x 203 mm (image). Halftone print. Studio name printed as part of image, print inscribed by hand in ink, au recto, below image. Photograph is taken from an elevated location and shows a densely populated area, believed to be 'The Camp' indicated in the caption, among distant mountaintops. There are negligible details present in the sky. For another photograph of the same scene see Y307J/5.

229 x 291 mm (overall), 140 x 203 mm (image). Halftone print. Studio name printed as part of image, print inscribed by hand in ink, au recto, below image. Photograph is taken from an elevated location and shows a densely populated area, believed to be 'The Camp' indicated in the caption, among distant mountaintops. See Y307J/4 for another image of the same scene.. This print exhibits higher contrast, and has clouds which have been added in to create a more complete scene.