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Web Links History & Culture
History & Culture
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Jamaican Literature.Com provides updated news and information about Jamaican books and happenings on Jamaica’s literary scene |
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The aims of the Society, which was founded in 1943, are: To preserve historical evidence of buildings, artefacts and documents wherever possible in Jamaica. To encourage the study of history in Jamaica. To co-operate closely with other organizations with a similar interest in the history of Jamaica. |
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The official website |
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The Jamaican Caves Organisation is a non-profit group dedicated to the discovery, exploration, and preservation of the caves and karst of Jamaica. Submissions of news, notes, and data are welcome. Collaboration is invited. |
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Fi Wi Sinting is where Jamaicans from all walks of life meet , greet and mingle with visitors/tourists in a family setting while indulging in Fi Wi Sinting the Jamaican phrase meaning” It is ours”. |
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The Marcus Mosiah Garvey Multimedia Museum was officially opened in October 2006. As the World’s first museum on Marcus Garvey, it is a major attraction in Kingston. Through the technology of touch-screens, visitors of all ages are treated to Marcus Garvey: The Movement and the Philosophy, a three - part interactive experience of Garvey’s life and work. Soon we will add exhibitions on self-identity, Africa, music and poetry inspired by Marcus Garvey and Pan-Africanism. Films on these themes are currently shown in the museum. At our gift shop you can purchase a variety of items including books, T-shirts, paintings and Garvey/UNIA flags. |
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Discover Black history in thought-provoking exhibits and story-soaked surroundings. Journey through a home of escaped slaves and a church that began lives of freedom. Join us to explore a past rich with dreams, struggle and accomplishment here to inform and inspire our lives today. |
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The African Caribbean Institute of Jamaica, ACIJ, was established in 1972 with the mission to deepen public awareness of the contribution of African cultural retention to the Jamaican social ethos. |
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