Camperdown Road, Franklyn Town, Kingston 16, Jamaica

[@JoyHarrison]

I attended Camperdown High School for 5 years. This brings back memories. The last time I visited my old school was in 1992. Thank you for this.

[@janettemclean119]

Camperdown Road is Franklin Town still. Kingston 16.

[@InJamaica]

Hi Janette, I have made the changes and thanks very much for your contribution

[@janettemclean119]

Thanks. See it. I am a proud graduate of Camperdown High. This is why I knew.

[@dd-du9bz]

I've stayed on that road with Ms Phyllis when I use to visit from England...just as u turn into the road on ur right afew houses up...had a great time lovely lady..great to see these roads again

[@pamellacole269]

I've never been to this road so thank for the visit.

[@shanaylewis5530]

right at the gate with the truck and van is my grandmothers house lol

[@KimT-i2r]

Which road? I grew up on fernandez Rd

[@judynamaina575]

thanks for the ride i did enjoyed it

[@InJamaica]

You are welcome

[@hawk7825]

Ah the old school... Only the best is good enough.

[@KimT-i2r]

Is Wellington Street a new name. I could have sworn it was Lacy Road at one point.

[@InJamaica]

Thank you and I have made the correction... Wellington Street is further left

[@MonicaCleary-o9s]

Hello we need justice look from wen me have rubbish at my yard a 3 months now rubbish truck at frankliyn Avenue

[@MonicaCleary-o9s]

3 months now rubbish truck number come

[@andrenegy1982]

Solum optima petenda sunt . Only the best is good enough.

[@joemoe4972]

As you travel all over town, you can see the insecurities still. Every fence is now a Concrete Wall. Most going 8. 10. 12. Feet. Like to make it bulletproof. Gated Community. Very high iron gates. I bet there is not a lot of night walking or sitting outside your gate.

[@JoyHarrison]

I've read some of your other comments that reveal that you lived in Jamaica before it was crippled by all the crime and violence. I was born in the 1970s when the violence was seeping in but it wasn't this bad. The year 1976 was when garrison politics ushered in a wave of violence. There were the homeguards patrolling and curfews became regular. It only got worse with the 1980 election. From then on crime and violence spiral out of control. A beautiful island became a place blanketed in fear.

[@janettemclean119]

You do realize that the high fence is Camperdown High School? 1) Btw when was your last visit? 2) are you Kingstonian? 3) If so where in Kingston?