Statues & Other Memorials

Statues & Other Memorials Across the island a number of statues, cenotaphs and markers have been erected to pay homage to significant individuals or to mark important moments in the history of Jamaica.

Monument to the Rt. Excellent Sir Alexander Bustamante - was designed by Errol Alberga and was completed in October 1979.
Monument to the Most Honourable Michael Manley - was designed by Mark and Susan Taylor and was dedicated on March 15, 2002.
Monument to the Most Honourable Sir Donald Sangster - was designed by Mostyn F. Campbell and was completed in 1968.
Monument to the Rt. Excellent George William Gordon & the Rt. Excellent Paul Bogle - emerged as defenders of the rights of the poor and oppressed in the Post Emancipation era.
Monument to the Rt. Excellent Marcus Garvey - was designed by the Government Town Planner, G. C. Hodges in 1964.
Monument to the Rt. Excellent Nanny - was designed by Compass Workshop Limited and was dedicated on October 14, 1999.
Monument to the Rt. Excellent Norman Manley - was designed by H. D. Repole and was dedicated on September 16, 1972.
Monument to the Rt. Excellent Samuel Sharpe - was designed by Compass Workshop Ltd.
Negro Aroused - the original sculpture was created in 1935, by Edna Manley and was first exhibited in 1937.
Rio Nuevo Battle Site - the site of the final pitched battle between British and Spanish forces to determine possession of Jamaica.
Sam Sharpe Square - formerly Charles Square and renamed in 1976 in honour of national hero Sam Sharpe who was from Montego Bay.