Browse Items (10687 total)
Sort by:
Chebuctoo Great House
The Chebuctoo Great House in Westmoreland, Jamaica, once owned by Frances Jones in 1811.
Chatoyer, the chief of the black charaibes in St. Vincent with his wives ca. 1773
The picture shows Joseph Chatoyer with two of his wives. The women are partially nude except for their skirts. Chatoyer is seen patially nude as well and sports an orange tie-head. He poses with a weapon while he smokes a pipe. One wife carries a…
Chatoyer the chief of the black Charoibes in St. Vincent with his wives ca. 1773
Chief of the indigenous Black Caribs of St. Vincent, Chatoyer, with his two wives. One of the wives is walking with a load on her back while the other is standing by Chatoyer smoking tobacco with a sword in one hand.
Chatham Hotel, Montego Bay, Jamaica, the W.I.
Colour postcard showing the entrance of the Chatham Hotel in Montego Bay, St. James. Two hotel employees are standing at the entrance.
Charles Square, Montego Bay, St. James
Pedestrians walking in Charles Square, Montego Bay. Baskets, ceramic jars and hats are being displayed by vendors. A large tree and two buildings can be seen in the background. Charles Square, Montego Bay, was renamed Sam Sharpe Square, in 1981 in…
Charles Square, Montego Bay, 1924
A photograph of Charles Square, Montego Bay, showing a fenced garden in the centre of the street, farming, a round-about, commercial buildings, a parked car with a man standing at the door, a woman walking towards a man, a cyclist.
Featured Item
Fern Gully, St. Ann
A section of Fern Gully in the parish of St. Ann. Fern Gully has over 300 varieties of ferns that line the roadway.