St Ann's Bay is located in St Ann, Jamaica 360° (Caribbean).
Saint Ann's Bay is the capital of Saint Ann Parish.
Notably, St. Ann’s Bay is the birthplace of Jamaica's First National Hero Marcus Garvey. Marcus Mosiah Garvey was born in St. Ann’s Bay, St Ann, Jamaica on August 17, 1887.
In 1914 Marcus Garvey started the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA), in Jamaica. The UNIA, which grew into an international organisation, encouraged self-government for black people worldwide; self-help economic projects and protest against racial discrimination.
Marcus Garvey died in England in 1940. His body was exhumed and brought back to Jamaica in 1964 and buried in National Heroes Park in Kingston
A statue was erected in his honour in front of the St. Ann’s Bay Library.
St Ann's Bay town is also home to Jamaica’s first prison.
The Old Jail in St Ann's Bay was originally built as a fort in 1750 but was rendered useless and converted into a jail and a house of correction.
⭐ Points of Interest:
00:37 Priory
00:46 St Ann's Bay
00:58 Church River
01:09 St Ann's Bay Roundabout
01:41 to St Ann's Bay Town
01:50 Main Street, St Ann's Bay
02:39 St Ann's Bay Cemetery
02:57 Owen Sound Drive
03:02 Edge Hill Road
03:06 To Edgehill School Of Special Education
04:26 Jail Lane
04:28 Church Crescent
08:30 Wharf Street
08:36 St. Ann Parish Church
10:08 Church Street
10:12 St Ann Parish Court
11:08 St. Ann's Bay Clocktower
11:25 Marcus Garvey Way (formerly Market Street)
12:36 St Ann's Bay Police Station
12:49 Bravo Hill Street
12:53 Bravo Street
15:40 Musgrave Street
15:44 St. Ann's Bay Fire Station (same as St Ann Fire Brigade)
16:01 Park Avenue
16:17 Harbour Street
16:20 To St. Ann's Bay Tax Office
16:24 To St. Ann's Bay Bus Park
16:31 North Coast Highway
17:01 To Mammee Bay
17:04 To Kingston
17:12 To Ocho Rios
17:14 To St Mary
17:16 To Portland
17:17 To St Thomas Parish
17:35 Island Traffic Authority (same as same as St. Ann's Bay Examination Depot)
17:48 Negro River
19:29 Windsor Road
20:30 Windsor Girl's Home
20:39 Gloucester Drive
21:03 Windsor Road
21:10 Oakland Drive
21:17 Ministry of Labour and Social Security
21:22 St Ann Family Court
21:24 Registrar General's Department
21:28 Tucker Avenue
21:31 St Ann Parish Library
21:34 Marcus Garvey Statue
21:40 Negro River
21:42 Gully Road
21:45 To Lime Hall
21:56 Park Avenue
22:27 St Ann's Bay Post Office
24:48 To Priory
24:53 To Runaway Bay
24:55 To Discovery Bay
24:56 To Falmouth
24:58 To Montego Bay
24:59 To Negril
36:39 Christopher Columbus Statue
36:44 Columbus Preparatory School
36:54 Marcus Garvey Technical High School
37:06 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church
37:31 St Ann's Bay Hospital
LOCATION:
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Saint Ann's Bay is the capital of Saint Ann Parish.
Notably, St. Ann’s Bay is the birthplace of Jamaica's First National Hero Marcus Garvey. Marcus Mosiah Garvey was born in St. Ann’s Bay, St Ann, Jamaica on August 17, 1887.
In 1914 Marcus Garvey started the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA), in Jamaica. The UNIA, which grew into an international organisation, encouraged self-government for black people worldwide; self-help economic projects and protest against racial discrimination.
Marcus Garvey died in England in 1940. His body was exhumed and brought back to Jamaica in 1964 and buried in National Heroes Park in Kingston
A statue was erected in his honour in front of the St. Ann’s Bay Library.
St Ann's Bay town is also home to Jamaica’s first prison.
The Old Jail in St Ann's Bay was originally built as a fort in 1750 but was rendered useless and converted into a jail and a house of correction.
⭐ Points of Interest:
00:37 Priory
00:46 St Ann's Bay
00:58 Church River
01:09 St Ann's Bay Roundabout
01:41 to St Ann's Bay Town
01:50 Main Street, St Ann's Bay
02:39 St Ann's Bay Cemetery
02:57 Owen Sound Drive
03:02 Edge Hill Road
03:06 To Edgehill School Of Special Education
04:26 Jail Lane
04:28 Church Crescent
08:30 Wharf Street
08:36 St. Ann Parish Church
10:08 Church Street
10:12 St Ann Parish Court
11:08 St. Ann's Bay Clocktower
11:25 Marcus Garvey Way (formerly Market Street)
12:36 St Ann's Bay Police Station
12:49 Bravo Hill Street
12:53 Bravo Street
15:40 Musgrave Street
15:44 St. Ann's Bay Fire Station (same as St Ann Fire Brigade)
16:01 Park Avenue
16:17 Harbour Street
16:20 To St. Ann's Bay Tax Office
16:24 To St. Ann's Bay Bus Park
16:31 North Coast Highway
17:01 To Mammee Bay
17:04 To Kingston
17:12 To Ocho Rios
17:14 To St Mary
17:16 To Portland
17:17 To St Thomas Parish
17:35 Island Traffic Authority (same as same as St. Ann's Bay Examination Depot)
17:48 Negro River
19:29 Windsor Road
20:30 Windsor Girl's Home
20:39 Gloucester Drive
21:03 Windsor Road
21:10 Oakland Drive
21:17 Ministry of Labour and Social Security
21:22 St Ann Family Court
21:24 Registrar General's Department
21:28 Tucker Avenue
21:31 St Ann Parish Library
21:34 Marcus Garvey Statue
21:40 Negro River
21:42 Gully Road
21:45 To Lime Hall
21:56 Park Avenue
22:27 St Ann's Bay Post Office
24:48 To Priory
24:53 To Runaway Bay
24:55 To Discovery Bay
24:56 To Falmouth
24:58 To Montego Bay
24:59 To Negril
36:39 Christopher Columbus Statue
36:44 Columbus Preparatory School
36:54 Marcus Garvey Technical High School
37:06 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church
37:31 St Ann's Bay Hospital
LOCATION:
Find this place on Google Maps.
➤ https://goo.gl/maps/Yc5XyawXN35aG6To6
2021 Jamaica Road Trip
#InJamaica #Jamaica #StAnn'sBay #StAnn'sBayJamaica #StAnnJamaica #StAnn #Jamaica360 #Jamaica360Video