| RCS/Fisher/Y3073B contains: |
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| 14 |
Port Antonio |
| 15 |
King's House |
| 16 |
Constant Spring Hotel |
| 17 |
Myrtle Bank Hotel |
| 18 |
Bog Walk |
| 19 |
Hope Gardens |
| 20 |
Wag Water [River] Castleton |
| 21 |
Birds-eye view of Kingston |
| 22 |
[King Street, Kingston] |
| 23 |
[King Street, Kingston] |
| 24 |
[Kingston Harbour] |
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Fisher photograph collection
| Title |
Hope Gardens |
| Reference |
Y3073B/19 |
| Creator |
Adolphe Duperly and Sons |
| Extent and Medium |
Good condition. |
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| Content and context |
230 x 180 mm. Showing Jamaican gardeners standing in the Hope Botanical Gardens, with a house in the background and steep hills beyond: 'The Hope Botanical Gardens are situated on the Liguanea Plains about six miles north-east of Kingston, and may be reached by the electric tram-cars. They are beautiful gardens with spacious lawns, intersected with carriage drives. Handsome palms and other ornamental trees are dotted over the lawns; there are nice shady walks under trees of the divi-divi, from the branches of which are suspended baskets and pots of rare orchids in great variety..'. (Cundall 1928). |
| Further information |
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A detailed description of the Hope Botanical Gardens can be found in: Cundall, Frank (1928), Jamaica in 1928, London: Institute of Jamaica by the West India Committee.
Indexed
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| Index Terms |
| Greater Antilles |
| Jamaica |
| Kingston |
| North and Central America |
| Surrey |
| West Indies |
| Adolphe Duperly and Sons |
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