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Cornelia Parchment (beauty queen contestant)
Cornelia Parchment crying tears of joy as she proudly wore her crown and sash while holding her sceptre.
Cornelius Boza-Edwards
"Cornelius Boza-Edwards penetrates the world title holder guard of defending champion Carlos Hernandez of Spain during their title contest at the Royal Albert Hall, London recently. Boza- Edwards - Britain's former world title holder - was awarded…
Corner East and Harbour Streets, Kingston, after great earthquake January 14th, 1907
Ruined structure at the intersection of East and Harbour Streets, Kingston, after the 1907 Kingston earthquake.
Corner North Street
"Splishing and splashing: When bad weather puts going to the beach out of the question, you can always take to the street and make the best of a heavy downpour, shown here by this backstroke swimmer. Her beach was at the corner of North Street and…
Corner of Harbour and King Streets
Buildings along King and Harbour Streets in Kingston, Jamaica. Tramcar tracks are seen on the road.
Corner of King and Barry Streets
A police man directs traffic at the intersection of King Street and Barry Street downtown Kingston, Jamaica. Pedestrians and cyclist are moving about.
Corner of King and Harbour Streets
A view of the three-storey building known as Waterloo House, located at the corner of King Street [left] and Harbour Street in Downtown Kingston, Jamaica.
Corner of Wellington and White Church Street.
Photograph showing buildings near the corner of Wellington and White Church Streets in Spanish Town. A child is walking by a building and three men are sitting at the corner; one is on a bicycle.
Corner Port Royal and Harbour Streets with Colonial Bank in view
The Colonial Bank and other buildings damaged by earthquake and fire along Port Royal and Harbour Streets. There is a advertising sign for The Henriques Lumber Company on one of the burnt out buildings.
Corners of King and Harbour Streets looking west
Pedestrians wait to cross the street as a tramcar approaches the corners of King and Harbour Streets. Buildings line King Street.
