Town Halls and Public Buildings to visit Jamaica

The structure of the building, rebuilt and renovated in 1908, dates from the era of slavery without the accuracy of origin. The police station served as a prison for convicts throughout the region.

The court, a small building of red brick dating from the th century, is surmounted by a dome.

Located on the main square of Spanish Town, the House of Assembly was built in 1762 and today welcomes the meetings of the Sainte-Catherine Parish Council. The building has a beautiful wooden balcony.