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Harmony Hall
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Tower Isle
PO Box 192
Ocho Rios

Tel: 876-974-2870
Fax: 876-974-2651
E-mail: info@harmonyhall.com
http://www.harmonyhall.com
Description
Harmony Hall was built in the mid-19th century as a Methodist manse, and is one of Jamaica’s most beautiful buildings. Opened in 1981 after a year’s restoration, it has since received international acclaim as an art and craft gallery. There are regular exhibitions during the winter season, featuring the works of Jamaica’s finest painters and sculptors, and over 100 artists and crafts people are represented. The gift shop includes a range of prints, ceramics, books, fragrances and the ever-popular Annabella Boxes. Promoting excellence in Jamaican art and craft was the original motivation for opening Harmony Hall, and is still the guiding principle. All are welcome to browse, relax and enjoy the atmosphere or the award-winning cuisine at Toscanini’s authentic Italian restaurant. Harmony Hall is located 4 miles (6.4 km) from Ocho Rios on the main road to Oracabessa and Port Antonio, ensuring a tranquil, hassle-free experience. The gallery is open daily from 10:00am to 6:00pm, and admission is free. It closes for holidays in September, and on Good Friday and Christmas Day. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner daily except Mondays.
 
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Postage Stamps: British stamps were first used in the colonies of Jamaica on May 8, 1858. Jamaica gained its own stamps in 1860 with values having different colours from one – six pence and one shilling which bore the head of Queen Victoria, the reigning monarch. There was also the introduction of the half-penny stamp (stamp cut diagonally). The first pictorial stamp was in1900, unpopular at first, then reissued in black and red the next year.
 
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