† The railway system played a vital role in Jamaica's economic progress, helping the sugar, banana, citrus, coconut, and bauxite industries. The public passenger railway service in Jamaica ended in 1992, but briefly revived in 2011 before closing again in 2012.

† The railway system in Jamaica was constructed starting in 1845, making it the second British colony to have a railway system. The railway system's expansion between 1879 and 1900 connected the ports of Kingston, Port Antonio, and Montego Bay.

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Yes, Maggoty, Hanover. It's also very close to Kenilworth Ruins.

I think its owned under National Heritage Trust, but it is accessible.

Yes it's still there. I took those images in the mid 1990s. Attached link is more recent. Photographs are not by me though. — www.facebook.com/share/p/1E33...

† Wesley Methodist Church was built during the Consolidated Slave Laws, which were intended to stop the spread of non-conformist religions in Jamaica. It was a place where slaves worshipped, and its history is important for understanding the integration of people of different races.

Fort Charlotte is an 18th-century coastal artillery fort in Lucea, Jamaica. It was built by the British to protect the port of Lucea and the northwestern coast of the island.

† Named after Charlotte, the consort of King George III of England
† Built during the reign of King George III