This Compound was Hidden from the public until I stumbled upon it.

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While searching through Google Earth and comparing it with my old 1804 map of Jamaica, I noticed something that didn’t make sense. What appeared to be ruins, hidden deep in the hills of White Horses, St Thomas. Curiosity got the better of me, so I decided to go and find it.
What I discovered wasn’t just another abandoned structure. It led me to Creighton Hall — a forgotten plantation estate tied to the Clarke family, one of the early political and landholding families of colonial Jamaica. Even more surprising, I found the grave of Edward Clarke, a Member of Assembly for the old parish of St David.
In this video, we explore the history of Creighton Hall, the Clarke family’s role in St Thomas, and how estates like this quietly shaped Jamaica’s colonial past. This is not the Creighton Hall most people know — this is an earlier, lesser-known site that history seems to have moved on from.
If you’re interested in Jamaica’s hidden history, abandoned estates, plantation ruins, and the stories that were never properly recorded, this video is for you.
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