Built in 1801, the Old Iron Bridge over the Rio Cobre River in Spanish Town, Jamaica, is an enduring symbol of engineering marvel and historical significance. This bridge, known to be one of the oldest iron bridges in the Western Hemisphere, offers a rare glimpse into the island’s colonial past and industrial heritage. A Brief…
The History and Legacy of Geddes Great House: A Timeless Jamaican Landmark Introduction Nestled in the verdant landscape of rural Jamaica, Geddes Great House stands as a testament to the island’s complex history. While it may not be as famous as other Jamaican heritage sites, this great house holds a special place in the island’s…
Bellefield Great House – A Historical Landmark in Montego Bay, St. James Nestled in the rolling hills of Montego Bay, St. James, Bellefield Great House is one of the most iconic and well-preserved symbols of Jamaica’s rich colonial history. This historic sugar plantation offers visitors a glimpse into the island’s past, when sugar was king…