The 18th Century Sugar Works at Kent Estate, Trelawny, Jamaica located along the Saltmarsh to Adelphi road near Orange Valley Estate. Built in the 1770s by Herbert Newton Jarrett II. Kent Estate was a large Sugar Plantation owned by the Kerr-Jarrett family for over 200 years. (Information courtesy of Brett Ashmeade-Hawkins, Jamaica Colonial Heritage Society).
From January 2-11, 2014, the UWI Field School will be conducting an archaelogical dig of this picturesque ruin.
This is an open invitation to all GSJ members to visit and dig, screen or wash artifacts.
Kent is about five miles from Falmouth on the road left of Salt Marsh.For those who are interested in participating, even for a short period of time, you are welcome to join us.
From January 2-11, 2014, the UWI Field School will be conducting an archaelogical dig of this picturesque ruin.
This is an open invitation to all GSJ members to visit and dig, screen or wash artifacts.
Kent is about five miles from Falmouth on the road left of Salt Marsh.For those who are interested in participating, even for a short period of time, you are welcome to join us.
