Jamaica as it is, 1903

About this book

In the early 20th century, Jamaica emerged as a vibrant destination, blending rich history with stunning landscapes. In "Jamaica as it is, 1903," B. Pullen-Burry provides an insightful travelogue that captures the island's unique charm, from its lush tropical scenery to its cultural heritage. The author emphasizes Jamaica's potential as a winter resort, showcasing its unspoiled beaches and diverse flora. With vivid descriptions and practical advice, this work serves as an essential guide for students, civic activists, and historians interested in the island's evolution and tourism potential. Discover the allure of Jamaica through Pullen-Burry’s eyes, where every page reveals the island's captivating essence and historical significance.