"JAMAICA RAILWAY" On Top, No Separators
Known Used Between May 1902 and July 1909

Cover to St. Ann's Bay dated March 26, 1903 franked with one penny bi-color Falls issue which is tied by Williamsfield railway datestamp. Reverse bears Kingston datestamp of same date where is entered the postal system and St. Ann's arrival datestamp the folloiwing day (move cursor over image to view).

Picture postcard to Connecticut dated March 7, 1906 cancelled by Williamsfield railway datestamp. Kingston transit postmark of same date and New Haven arrival datestamp of Marh 14. Postcard shows view of Port Antonio.

1908

"JAMAICA RAILWAY" On Top, No Separators, Period After WILLIAMSFIELD
Known Used Between April 1910 and October 1924

Picture postcard to Montreal dated April 9, 1910 with franking tied by Williamsfield railway datestamp. Kingston transit datestamp of April 11 and Montreal arrival datestamp of April 19 on face.

Cover back showing a KGV 1½d Pictorial stamp tied by Williamsfield railway datestamp dated September 4, 1922 and with T.P.O. datestamp of same date to right.

Feb. 23, 1924

March 20, 1919

Oct. 14, 1924  LKD

"JAMAICA GOVERNMENT RAILWAY" On Top, No Separators

Official Jamaica Railway cover to Mandeville dated April 24, 1947 with a Williamsfield railway datestamp to indicate its origin. T.P.O. datestamp of April 25 at top and Mandeville arrival datestamp of same date on reverse. The Jamaica Railway continued to handle its own official mail after the railway station postal system was eliminated on Dec. 31, 1924. Offical mail could be sent postage free within the island.

Williamsfield Railway Ticket

Front and back of a used Williamsfield ticket showing that the same railway datestamp was still in use in Aug. 1954.