I love this channel you see. I love history! One of my favorite thing to do is read, research and talk about history. My friend asked me to start a history channel but I am too shy for this. Continue doing what you're doing! Your channel teaches us alot! ❤
Queen Victoria was not crowned in 1938. She died in 1901. Redemption Ground Market on West Queen Street was the cemetery. During the construction the bodies were exhumed and transferred to the May Pen Cemetery. The KSAC at the time had to put in security measures to prevent obeahmen from stealing the bones during the transfer. Coronation. Market was opened in 1953 to commemorate the crowning of Queen Elizabeth.
I heard about the cemetery in80s when i was selling there but not in do much detail. I didn't know they were African slaves. So sad,every lives matters@EliteJamaica
Wow! History.thank you for shearing your knowledge with us. My late mother from south St.Elizabeth was a vendor in this market in the late 40s- 50s spending 2-3 nights sleeping on what she called tomato boxes until she had sold her goods,she would travel on truck with others from our community to and frow from the market. A humble beginning but a necessity for all. Those souls must be at peace because i cant remember her telling any duppy stories.
Bro, it come in like seh a you alone know dem historical facts yah. I had NEVER heard of this. Please continue your research and continue to educate us. Thanks.
I was just here! WOW did not know that!Such beautiful spirited ppl and a beautiful time I HAD! OMGORSH. “Vengeance is mine, I will repay saith the Lord”(Romans 12:19)
What a great story.the government should make parts of the markets a m gardens so that the nations can visits Also these things should be taught in our schools that our history's .thank you for this l love history .
Alexx, we were there the other day. We walked through that beautiful market. We didnt know that it was once a cemetery. I love markets. Great reporting. Blessings always.🎉
Thank you for sharing this information with us. I have been living in JA for over 4 years. I have family here and am a tour guide operating in Kingston. This information has never been conveyed to me, and i will do some additional research as I enjoy learning about our history and culture. I often draw on information/events put on by the Institute of Jamaica (IOJ) and moreso, by the African Caribbean Institute of Jamaica (memory bank) I'd love to link up with you in Kingston. Whenever convenient, to explore other hidden gems of information. Thank you again 🇯🇲
There are many buildings over cemeteries, from commercial to private homes.Most recent is the old Choloria Cemetery, which now boast a new mall.There is also on Cumberland Road and the corner of white church Street sits a commercial building on what used to be a Cemetery. These practices existed all over the world.
Thank you for this interesting information, when I was a young girl growing up in Jamaica 🇯🇲 I remembered going to Cornation Market and seeing a thombstone at the back of the market by the old train tracks in the Market it was a gambling spot where men use throw dice 🎲
The african burial ground of nyc wall st.was unearthed during building a new skyscraper, we went there asap& stopped ✋️ the desecration of our ancestors, many were from jamaican & other caricom nations diaspora transatlantic slavetrade, we fought that battle & won,now known as african burial ground museum 👏
Thanks Alex for this information. I have bern saying they need to rewrite the history of Jamaica. A lot have been hidden. But as my grandmother used to say ..what is hidden from the wise and prudent will be revealed to the babes and suckling. Thanks again Alex..
This is very interesting. Didn't know about this. However, there's an error concerning the year of Queen Victoria being crowned. She wasn't crowned in 1938. She was crowned in 1838.
I once knew a lovely Jamaican lady in London who was called Sadie Campbell may she rest in peace. She said she was a higgler in Coronation market Kingston Jamaica. She was a food seller . Small world! It’s wonderful to hear this history. A wonderful lady who was loved by all. Sadie you are gone but not forgotten.
I used to go to Coranation Market with my grandmother back in the 1970ties. I hope i recall everything she told me. Coranation market, grass yard, and chigga foot market were on burial ground. Every time i go Jamaica, i go down there especially on Thursday mornings. Most of the time i go papine market which is a few minutes from where i stay. I grew up on Melrose ave and my grandmother and all 4 of us grandchildren would take the 52 or it was 54 JOS bus at 5:30 am to go market. Two of us grandchildren holding on to each side of her skirt. My grandmother was strong, had patience and tried to pass on whatever information she heard growing up.
Yess maam. My granny travelled from Guy's Hill to Chigga foot market, back in late 60's /70's. Tell me sup'm. Did you granny keep her money knotted in a kerchief and stuffed in her bosom?
I remember people would go to sell their products and all of a sudden would just drop dead a lot of people died in that market people who just went to sell their products and then after a while they don’t report how many more died I knew it was and still is a cemetry
3:20 Sorry Alex but Queen Victoria died in Jan 1901. Her great grandson, George VI became King on December 11, 1936 after is brother, King Edward VIII, abdicated. Edward was King from Jan 1936 to December 1936 but his coronation never happened because a one bag a tings. King George VI, Edward's brother, was coronated on May 12, 1937
Thank u for this history lesson because I live near an dats where I shop this is new to me maybe dats the reason why people always have to die in there
Deep Knowledge and thank you for this presentation What is the History relative to the so called General Penitentiary May these Alkebulan Ancestors rest in Power Ase
Alex good morning I think you could visit the market one if these days and ask the vendors there if they noticed anything strange there in the market because some of these vendors sleep at the market so you could get their feed back from them the vendors
Grass yard was separate and apart from coronation market, I don’t know if they later merged but growing up we went to the market for provisions and grass yard for coal and fish.
I never know about this until today. No wonder so many duppy deh a Kingston..and de a market.so I guess when you go a Cornation market a DUPPY u a buy fram
Thanks for U''r hard work in researching U'r info. I'm one of u'r subscriber & appreciates such info immensely. However,, on this occasion, there is a mistake, as Victoria was crowned on 28th June 1838. Thanks nonetheless. Keep up the work. .
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I love this channel you see. I love history! One of my favorite thing to do is read, research and talk about history. My friend asked me to start a history channel but I am too shy for this. Continue doing what you're doing! Your channel teaches us alot! ❤
Thank you so much, am Elated. I think you should start a history channel, plus me nuh think you shy like me. Thanks for watching, stay blessed.
Queen Victoria was not crowned in 1938. She died in 1901.
Redemption Ground Market on West Queen Street was the cemetery. During the construction the bodies were exhumed and transferred to the May Pen Cemetery. The KSAC at the time had to put in security measures to prevent obeahmen from stealing the bones during the transfer.
Coronation. Market was opened in 1953 to commemorate the crowning of Queen Elizabeth.
Hi Trudy-ann myself too is a history lover and applaud the wonderful research work this gentleman is doing while keeping us informed....❤🙏
@trudy-annsmall9600 Thank you so much, and thanks for watching
I heard about the cemetery in80s when i was selling there but not in do much detail. I didn't know they were African slaves. So sad,every lives matters@EliteJamaica
Wow! History.thank you for shearing your knowledge with us.
My late mother from south St.Elizabeth was a vendor in this market in the late 40s- 50s spending 2-3 nights sleeping on what she called tomato boxes until she had sold her goods,she would travel on truck with others from our community to and frow from the market.
A humble beginning but a necessity for all.
Those souls must be at peace because i cant remember her telling any duppy stories.
These are the things that should be thought in history classes.
Yes this should be Taught exactly my thought
Thanks for the proper spelling of both words when used to express the different sentiments.
Our history is hidden
Bro, it come in like seh a you alone know dem historical facts yah. I had NEVER heard of this. Please continue your research and continue to educate us. Thanks.
Thanks for watching bro, I think sometimes they purposely try to keep these things hidden from us.
@@EliteJamaica there's no "thinking." They DO intentionally keep them hidden.
😅him alone kno these things. They don't teach us this in school and I'm a trained teacher. This isn't in our curriculum 😮
@raskdajah1159 that's why I cover lesser known facts as with most videos on my channel
@@EliteJamaica we appreciate you 🙏
Jamaica's top historian. Always unearthing new information to enlighten viewers of our lesser known history.
Blessings Family and thanks for watching
"The earth under us is really unknown" is very literal. Respect for shedding light on this history
Blessings bro
What?!?!? I learn something new everday.
Blessings, I am happy you learnt something new, please share. Thank you for watching
Thanks..I learned some new JAMAICAN history
Blessings and thanks for watching
I was just here! WOW did not know that!Such beautiful spirited ppl and a beautiful time I HAD! OMGORSH. “Vengeance is mine, I will repay saith the Lord”(Romans 12:19)
Thank you for taking the time to share the lost HISTORY of JAMAICA 🇯🇲. 1❤
Thank you, this is real Jamaican history. I'm sure a lot of us are in history class. Thanks again!!
What a great story.the government should make parts of the markets a m gardens so that the nations can visits
Also these things should be taught in our schools that our history's .thank you for this l love history .
Thank you for watching
Sista Jessica your energy will nevah B forgotten.
This video has brought tears to my eyes.🙏🏾
Thanks for your support, please share
Were the Graves relocate
@jeromefoster7134 No I can't find any info to suggest that
As usual very educational and interesting and entertaining thank you
Thanks for watching
Alexx, we were there the other day. We walked through that beautiful market. We didnt know that it was once a cemetery. I love markets. Great reporting.
Blessings always.🎉
Thank you elite Jamaica 🇯🇲 for this history of Jamaica
Thank you for watching
Alex, thank for teaching us about our ancestors and our Jamaica Island good to educating the massive elite Jamaica
Blessings everytime Everton, stay safe and thanks for watching
Skill is power
I love these history lessons... Thank you!!!
Thanks for watching
Me too
Thank you for sharing this information with us.
I have been living in JA for over 4 years. I have family here and am a tour guide operating in Kingston. This information has never been conveyed to me, and i will do some additional research as I enjoy learning about our history and culture.
I often draw on information/events put on by the Institute of Jamaica (IOJ) and moreso, by the African Caribbean Institute of Jamaica (memory bank)
I'd love to link up with you in Kingston. Whenever convenient, to explore other hidden gems of information.
Thank you again 🇯🇲
I used to go as a teenager to coronation, triggerfoot& other markets in ksac,kgn.j.a ,st. Andrews,Great story
There are many buildings over cemeteries, from commercial to private homes.Most recent is the old Choloria Cemetery, which now boast a new mall.There is also on Cumberland Road and the corner of
white church Street sits a commercial building on what used to be a Cemetery.
These practices existed all over the world.
Used to walk through the cemetery on my way to Spanish Town Primary, now that spot is a supermarket. Wonder if it's haunted? 🤔
Yes I remembered it some Spanish people buried there in the 1780 I saw head stone
Good job love the true history. Learn something new about my jamaica.
Thank you very much for educating us. I did not know about this at all. Please keep up the good work 👏
Downtown is spooky place so I'm not surprised
Thank you very much, Alexx.🎉
I remember going to Coronation Market, with my mom every Saturday, I never knew about this!!
Well-informed content, thanks for sharing this important part of history. Our ancestors are smiling❤
Thanks for watching
Thank you for the information in our history that is not taught to us.🙏
Thanks again Alex for sharing , it makes my heart bleeds now we know how our people suffered 😢
It was tragic
Now??
Thank you for this interesting information, when I was a young girl growing up in Jamaica 🇯🇲 I remembered going to Cornation Market and seeing a thombstone at the back of the market by the old train tracks in the Market it was a gambling spot where men use throw dice 🎲
It's not train tracks it's trap car tracks that was public transportation
I remember that tombstone 🪦 at the back of the Market where the men used to throw dice 🎲
Could it be Tram cars ?..12-2-24@@errolstephenson8505
Love learning new things ❤
This is fascinating and I didnt know this. Each one Teach one! 🙌🏾
I believe u caz near the trsin statiin downtown on the side walk I saw two old headstones from the 1800
Thanks for that info, can you tell me when you saw these?
Very interesting. Never heard of this history. Thank you! ❤🇯🇲
verry intrested piece of jamaica history
Thank you ! Never heard of this before.Not in my history classes.😮
Thanks for watching
Good morning and thank u for the history on carnation market I didn't know all that more blessings
Blessings to you and thanks for watching, please share
If the ancestors are there, bless their Souls & glad their living descendants are keeping them company.
respect Bro knowledge is so vital to a nation always intresting
Thank you for sharing this historical information 🙏
Thanks for watching please share
ELITE THX FOR THE HISTORY..
Great job Elite. Excellently done. Keep up the work. Blessings !!
Awesome work, very informative and interesting topic. Your Channel is great 👍
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Thanks, more Historical Sites please!
Tankh u very much for this information.
Very interesting piece of history.
Wow, thanks for this information!
Johnathan grant high school also build on cemetery
Thank you sir. Well put
Thanks for watching
I came up on your videos on night and from that I am in love and cant stop watching your channel
That's so motivating to hear, comments like these keep me going. Thanks for your support and thanks for watching
THE THREE GREATEST THINGS TO KNOW IS; OUR HISTORY, KNOW THY SELF And TO THYNE OWN SELF BE TRUE❤
The african burial ground of nyc wall st.was unearthed during building a new skyscraper, we went there asap& stopped ✋️ the desecration of our ancestors, many were from jamaican & other caricom nations diaspora transatlantic slavetrade, we fought that battle & won,now known as african burial ground museum 👏
Imagine, not even a plaque is placed at the site to remember those unfortunately souls. Jamaica! There is so much I want to say! Disgusting!
Love this WOW🎉.
Thank you for this information. Very interesting. Even though there are corrections in the comments, you had me locked.❤
Thanks for sharing this interesting video ❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for watching
Really Great Work Sir.
Thanks Alex for this information. I have bern saying they need to rewrite the history of Jamaica. A lot have been hidden. But as my grandmother used to say ..what is hidden from the wise and prudent will be revealed to the babes and suckling. Thanks again Alex..
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This is very interesting. Didn't know about this. However, there's an error concerning the year of Queen Victoria being crowned. She wasn't crowned in 1938. She was crowned in 1838.
Yes thats a mistake, it was suppose to be George iv
I once knew a lovely Jamaican lady in London who was called Sadie Campbell may she rest in peace. She said she was a higgler in Coronation market Kingston Jamaica. She was a food seller . Small world! It’s wonderful to hear this history. A wonderful lady who was loved by all. Sadie you are gone but not forgotten.
❤❤❤💯🇯🇲 Thank you .
I used to go to Coranation Market with my grandmother back in the 1970ties. I hope i recall everything she told me. Coranation market, grass yard, and chigga foot market were on burial ground. Every time i go Jamaica, i go down there especially on Thursday mornings. Most of the time i go papine market which is a few minutes from where i stay. I grew up on Melrose ave and my grandmother and all 4 of us grandchildren would take the 52 or it was 54 JOS bus at 5:30 am to go market. Two of us grandchildren holding on to each side of her skirt. My grandmother was strong, had patience and tried to pass on whatever information she heard growing up.
Thanks for your feedback back and thanks for watching
Yess maam. My granny travelled from Guy's Hill to Chigga foot market, back in late 60's /70's.
Tell me sup'm. Did you granny keep her money knotted in a kerchief and stuffed in her bosom?
@@dubsounds or the in the end of her tyehead
I remember people would go to sell their products and all of a sudden would just drop dead a lot of people died in that market people who just went to sell their products and then after a while they don’t report how many more died I knew it was and still is a cemetry
I heard about this coronation market was a cemetery when I was a little kid growing up in Western Kingston
Mi love down a curry bad . Love this n share
3:20 Sorry Alex but Queen Victoria died in Jan 1901.
Her great grandson, George VI became King on December 11, 1936 after is brother, King Edward VIII, abdicated. Edward was King from Jan 1936 to December 1936 but his coronation never happened because a one bag a tings.
King George VI, Edward's brother, was coronated on May 12, 1937
That was a mistake, it was suppose to be king george
@@EliteJamaica ok. Bless up
@calligraphy4851 bless and thanks for pointing that out
Re-.George v1..there is a building at the intersection of maxfield and Spanish twn rd near to .majestic. cinema with his name built in 1937
Its the first that I am hearing this.
Wow love this first im knowing this💯💯💯🙏
Learnt something new today ❤
thank you
I have known this for many years.
Another solid video bro
Blessings Family, Thanks for watching
Bwaai, stop tell anansi story. Yuh t'ink me fraid a duppy? Choh!
Good content Sir.
I nelieve csz I saw couple hrsve stones in the side walk near the trsin line one day, the side walk was disintigrsting but they fixed it fast
Thanks brother you are doing a great job by letting the remnant that's alive now that colonizers never have any love
Thanks for sharing
From dust we come to dust we go.!
Very interesting
Great work my brother , u teach me something very important
Blessings family
The best video I've seen from you, Alex.... Very well researched!
Thanks for watching
Thank u for this history lesson because I live near an dats where I shop this is new to me maybe dats the reason why people always have to die in there
I’m born and live in England and already knew this THANKS for bringing this to attention
Thanks for watching
Did not know that,❤
Grass yard was on spanish town Rd that area later becomes tiverley
The whole market was called grass yard, tivolli is different and was known as dungle
Deep Knowledge and thank you for this presentation
What is the History relative to the so called General Penitentiary
May these Alkebulan Ancestors rest in Power
Ase
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Nice video
Alex good morning I think you could visit the market one if these days and ask the vendors there if they noticed anything strange there in the market because some of these vendors sleep at the market so you could get their feed back from them the vendors
Thats why back in the days certain time no bus would pick up on orange.you had to go pass north street up top are meet the bus on king street
This is so interesting... Can you please tell where i can find out more info
The Jamaica archives, or the UK library
Thank you.
Grass yard was separate and apart from coronation market, I don’t know if they later merged but growing up we went to the market for provisions and grass yard for coal and fish.
Have you ever seen grass in grass yard?
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@dextonforrno Just coal fe d fire.😅 est6663
I didn't know anything about this and I study history. But thanks for the info.
I never know about this until today. No wonder so many duppy deh a Kingston..and de a market.so I guess when you go a Cornation market a DUPPY u a buy fram
Coronation market build on a ancestor cemetry, mayb that is why it was burn down some years ago if my memory serves me correct, WOW 😮
Interesting
Thanks for watching
Thanks for U''r hard work in researching U'r info. I'm one of u'r subscriber & appreciates such info immensely. However,, on this occasion, there is a mistake, as Victoria was crowned on 28th June 1838. Thanks nonetheless. Keep up the work. .
Stop calling African “slaves” please say “ENSLAVED” our pple were not slave before they were taken into slavery
Grass yard was also noted for the sale of fire wood, coal and grass.