Falmouth has one of the largest collection of buildings from the Georgian era in the Caribbean. Today I went for a walk in the north of the town to take photos of some of them. They have all been placed in a Falmouth Buildings page, which is a sub-page of the Falmouth page. I will post a few here.
House on Trelawny Street now used as an office.
This building was the residence of the Wharf manager in the old days.
This one's in dire need of repairs. Downstairs is still used as a residence.
gate on an old building.
This one has been used by several government ajencies over the years. My son is looking on.
This shingle-sided house is in a bad state, but it is still used..
Old Colours
These are just a few of the images. You may view the rest here.
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Hi! You have some awesome shots here!
I love the way you took these photos! The colors and the composition are wonderful!
Thank you for sharing this!