A large number of the National Library of Jamaica's historic documents are now accessible on its website and being augmented by other material about Jamaica culled from the Internet. It is great news that this exciting development has now "gone live". My wife and I will certainly be finding out more about this project from Dr. Hazel Bennett, a friend from way back.. Peter Moll Tortola, BVI National Library of Jamaica Gone Digital With the click of a mouse in the comfort of their homes, Jamaicans can now access historical materials, including maps, photographs and plans, which are stored on the website of the National Library of Jamaica (NLJ). <http://www.jis.gov.jm/labour/html/20100706T170000-0500_24585_JIS_NATIONAL_LIBRARY_OF_JAMAICA_GONE_DIGITAL.asp>

Alba wrote: Thank you very much Spring for this information. I am really looking forward to exploring the website. Alba in Oakville, On., Canada Spring wrote: >A large number of the National Library of Jamaica's historic documents >are now accessible on its website and being augmented by other material >about Jamaica culled from the Internet. It is great news that this >exciting development has now "gone live". >My wife and I will certainly be finding out more about this project from >Dr. Hazel Bennett, a friend from way back.. > >Peter Moll >Tortola, BVI > > > National Library of Jamaica Gone Digital > >With the click of a mouse in the comfort of their homes, Jamaicans can >now access historical materials, including maps, photographs and plans, >which are stored on the website of the National Library of Jamaica (NLJ). ><http://www.jis.gov.jm/labour/html/20100706T170000-0500_24585_JIS_NATIONAL_LIBRARY_OF_JAMAICA_GONE_DIGITAL.asp> > > >