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At Newcastle on one of the spurs of the Blue Mountain range old building
An old wooden cantonment building at the Newcastle military camp, situated on a slope along the Blue Mountains in St. Andrew, Jamaica.
Aqueduct through Spring Garden Estate
An aqueduct at the historic Spring Garden Estate near Bushy Park in St. Catherine, Jamaica.
Aqueduct of old sugar estate on University of West Indies grounds
Historic stone aqueduct situated on the Mona campus of the University of the West Indies in St. Andrew, Jamaica.
Apiary, Rocky Point
An apiary in Rocky Point, Clarendon.
Anchors at Fort Charles
Plaque at Fort Charles with anchors that were "...used to hold the moorings for the men-of-war lying off Port Royal. They are similar to the anchors carried by ships of the line in the time of Lord Nelson and probably were originally ships anchors."
Alley Post Office
Front view of the Alley Post Office, located in Clarendon, Jamaica.
Alcan Bauxite Plant at Shooter's Hill
A view of the car park at the Alcan Bauxite Plant at Shooter’s Hill, showing several parked vehicles near the administrative buildings.
Alcan Bauxite Plant at Shooter's Hill
Distant view of the Alcan Bauxite Processing Plant at Shooter's Hill, Jamaica.
A pallet tangled in light pole wire
Utility pole with a transformer and a network of overhead electrical wires.
13th Century Madonna and Child at St. Michael's Seminary, Mannings Hill
A weathered religious statue depicting Mary (Madonna) holding the infant Jesus. The statue rests on a stone pedestal on the grounds of the St. Michael’s Seminary.
Tags: Art, High Medieval - Jamaica - Kingston; Christian art and symbolism - Jamaica; Church decoration and ornament - Jamaica - Kingston; Jesus Christ - Infancy - Art; Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint - Art; Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint - Statues - Jamaica; St. Michael's Seminary (Kingston, Jamaica) - Art collections; Statues - Jamaica - Kingston
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David Weller
Jamaican sprint cyclists on their bicycles. Left to right: Honson Chin, David Weller & Radcliffe Lawrence
