The old iron bridge in Spanish Town, St Catherine, today. This bridge, erected in 1801, at a cost of £4,000 is the oldest bridge of its kind in the Western Hemisphere - Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer
THE OLD BRIDGE, which spans the Rio Cobre at the eastern entrance to Spanish Town, is the focal point of this study of a tranquil, rural scene.
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We continue our feature which looks at structures across the island in the early years, comparing them with what they look like today. Chief Photographer Norman Grindley has searched the archives of The Gleaner and visited these places.