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Falmouth
Falmouth
Full of cultural and historical beauty
Falmouth
It has been fixed in time, being there is transported to past ages to discover its charms and strengths
A tiny place with a large number of Georgian buildings
A tiny place with a large number of Georgian buildings
For a long time it emerged as one of the world powers in the export of sugar
For a long time it emerged as one of the world powers in the export of sugar
Small coastal town east of Montego Bay with a special charm
Small coastal town east of Montego Bay with a special charm
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English, Creole and Jamaican Patois

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Jamaican dollar

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GTM -5

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1 January: New Year

February / March: Ash Wednesday

March / April: Good Friday and Easter Monday

23 May: International Workers' Day

1 August: Emancipation Day

6 August: Independence Day

3rd Monday of October: Heroes' Day

25 December: Christmas

26 December: Boxing Day

Falmouth is a small coastal town located east of Montego Bay, a tiny place with over 300 years of history marked by slavery and sugar plantations, and a large number of Georgian buildings.

It has a rich culture and heritage, with many architectural treasures such as: Baptist Manse (the island's first Masonic temple), the Edward Barret House (owned by Barret, founder of the city), the Albert George Market and the St. Peter's Anglican Church, among many others.

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