Alley is home to the oldest church in the state, St Peter’s Anglican Church. Built 1671, it served as the church for the earlier Parish of Vere. The modest red brick building has a brick-walled churchyard, surrounded by huge cotton trees, known to be hundred of years old.

Every Sunday morning, the cast-iron church bell tugs, calling all worshipers, while inside, one of the oldest pipe-organs in the Caribbean, plays in tune. Interestingly, the bell, weighing almost three quarters of a ton, was brought to Jamaica from London in 1857. The church and the churchyard, with the tombstones and monuments of some very early-settlers, is a National Heritage Site.

The church serves as the main attraction in the town, but close to the church, in the district of Amity Hall, rests the Moneymusk Library. A must-visit site, the library was earlier known as the Moneymusk Windmill, is the only brick windmill in Jamaica.

Kingston is the cultural, industrial and financial centre of Jamaica. It architecture depicts an amazing confluence of history and modernity. Also, various festivals and carnivals are held all ye...

May Pen is a rural community nestled within an agricultural region with a laidback and peaceful ambience. The town is rich in history and several churches and old houses can be found here.