Heywood Hall is located near White Hall and Llanrumney in St Mary, Jamaica (Caribbean).
⭐ Points of Interest:
00:25 White Hall
00:34 Whitehall Great House
01:06 Heywood Hall begins
01:40 White Hall to Heywood Hall Road
01:46 Heywood Hall Cemetery
06:44 To Heywood Hall Community Playfield
06:44 To Heywood Hall Basic School
06:44 To Heywood Hall Clinic
06:44 To Heywood Hall United Church
06:44 To Islingston District
12:16 Soldier Shell Road
13:43 Tributary of St Mary's Pagee River
16:00 Llanrumney
16:12 To Hamstead
16:12 To WhiteHall
16:12 To Highgate
16:12 To Kingston
16:21 To Port Maria
16:21 To Oracabessa
16:21 To Ocho Rios
⭐ Brief History
The Whitehall Great House is one the oldest properties in Jamaica, dating back from 1675.
The property was once part of Llanrumney Estate owned by Sir Henry Morgan. He named his plantation Whitehall Estates and it sits on over 300 acres.
The legendary pirate, Sir Henry Morgan, owned several estates in and around Port Maria, including
Llanrumney (named after his birthplace in Wales) and the Look Out, which was later bought and renamed Firefly by English playwright, composer, director, and performer Sir Noel Coward.
LOCATION:
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⭐ Points of Interest:
00:25 White Hall
00:34 Whitehall Great House
01:06 Heywood Hall begins
01:40 White Hall to Heywood Hall Road
01:46 Heywood Hall Cemetery
06:44 To Heywood Hall Community Playfield
06:44 To Heywood Hall Basic School
06:44 To Heywood Hall Clinic
06:44 To Heywood Hall United Church
06:44 To Islingston District
12:16 Soldier Shell Road
13:43 Tributary of St Mary's Pagee River
16:00 Llanrumney
16:12 To Hamstead
16:12 To WhiteHall
16:12 To Highgate
16:12 To Kingston
16:21 To Port Maria
16:21 To Oracabessa
16:21 To Ocho Rios
⭐ Brief History
The Whitehall Great House is one the oldest properties in Jamaica, dating back from 1675.
The property was once part of Llanrumney Estate owned by Sir Henry Morgan. He named his plantation Whitehall Estates and it sits on over 300 acres.
The legendary pirate, Sir Henry Morgan, owned several estates in and around Port Maria, including
Llanrumney (named after his birthplace in Wales) and the Look Out, which was later bought and renamed Firefly by English playwright, composer, director, and performer Sir Noel Coward.
LOCATION:
Find this place on Google Maps.
➤ https://goo.gl/maps/4Y8gE5avKWmELKeG9
#InJamaica #Jamaica #HeywoodHall #HeywoodHallJamaica #HeywoodHallStMary #Llanrumney #WhiteHall