Facts about SPANISH TOWN You Probably did not know (History of Spanish Town)

Facts about SPANISH TOWN You Probably did not know (History of Spanish Town)
Located approximately 26 km west of Jamaica's capital, and situated along the Rio Cobre River is the oldest continuously occupied city in the Western Hemisphere. This city is known a Spanish town and is Jamaica's national treasure architecturally.
In 1509, five years after been marooned for 347 days on the north-eastern town of Sevilla la Nueva or new seville Christopher Columbus bequeathed Jamaica to his heirs… Today Sevillia la Nueva is better known as St. Ann`s Bay.
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Sources: Black, C. (1960). Spanish Town - The Old Capital. Spanish Town: Parish Council of St. Catherine. Buisseret, D. (1996). Historic Jamaica from the air. Kingston: Ian Randle Publishers, Sherlock, P. and Campbell, H. (1998). The Story of the Jamaican People. Kingston: Ian Randle Publishers. www.nlj.org.jm/docs/spanishtown.htm, www.discoverjamaica.com/gleaner/
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