Manchester
- New Broughton United, Manchester – The construction of the church, originally Presbyterian, began in 1837 and was completed in 1842.
- St Mark’s Anglican Church – The Parish Church of Manchester, it was completed and consecrated in 1820.
- Mandeville Court House – The court house is the oldest building in the Mandeville Square, having been erected only two years after the town had been incorporated in 1815.
- Maidstone – The peasantry was founded under the direction of Moravian missionaries in 1840.
- Bloomfield Great House – The Mandeville Square now stands on land donated by four estates, one of which was Bloomfield, site of the great house.
- Marlborough Great House – A significant feature of the building is its high and imposing portico, which raises its large columns to the roof. The house is now a private residence.
- Marshall’s Pen Great House – Marshall’s Pen Estate dates back to the first Provost General of Jamaica. It was originally a cattle property.
- Northern Caribbean University – The school, originally known as West Indies College, began on this site in January of 1919 with five boarding students in a rented farmhouse called the Great House.
- Roxborough – This is the birthplace of National Hero, the Right Excellent Norman Washington Manley. The property was originally a part of an estate recorded as Roxbro Castle.
- Manchester Club Golf Course – Built in 1865, is believed to be the oldest surviving golf club in the western hemisphere.
- Greenvale Railway Station – Greenvale railway station was constructed around 1892.
- Williamsfield Railway Station – This railway station was constructed around 1891.
