Family and Colour in JamaicaEyre & Spottiswoode, 1953 - 196 pages |
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... Mandeville MANCHESTER CLARENDON Town May Pen SUGAR Annotta Bay SUGAR Port Antonio PORTLAND BANAN BLUE MOUNTAINS Halfway Spanish ST ANDREW CROW MTS Tree JOHN Morant Bay Port Morant Dry Parishes Irrigation Works Scale of Miles 0 5 10 20 30.
... Mandeville MANCHESTER CLARENDON Town May Pen SUGAR Annotta Bay SUGAR Port Antonio PORTLAND BANAN BLUE MOUNTAINS Halfway Spanish ST ANDREW CROW MTS Tree JOHN Morant Bay Port Morant Dry Parishes Irrigation Works Scale of Miles 0 5 10 20 30.
Page 65
... Port Antonio became the premier tourist resort of the island . American ships made it their first port of call in Jamaica . Tourists would stay at the hotels on the ' Hill ' , and later travel overland to Kingston , the capital , where ...
... Port Antonio became the premier tourist resort of the island . American ships made it their first port of call in Jamaica . Tourists would stay at the hotels on the ' Hill ' , and later travel overland to Kingston , the capital , where ...
Page 73
... Port Antonio . In the same grounds is the tennis club of the upper class . Living on the ' Hill ' are upper and middle class people with , in recent years , a sprinkling of the lower class . Where the peninsula joins the mainland at the ...
... Port Antonio . In the same grounds is the tennis club of the upper class . Living on the ' Hill ' are upper and middle class people with , in recent years , a sprinkling of the lower class . Where the peninsula joins the mainland at the ...
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