Old King's House (Spanish Town)

The Old King's House is identified in sources as part of the historic civic complex of Spanish Town, which served as Jamaica's Spanish and British capital from 1534 until 1872. The building is referenced as one element within a broader heritage landscape that includes numerous memorials, the national archives, and one of the oldest Anglican churches outside England. The provided materials do not give a construction date, details of ownership changes, or the present physical or access status of the Old King's House. No paranormal events, named entities, witness accounts, or folkloric traditions connected to the Old King's House are documented in the supplied sources. Given the lack of paranormal documentation in the available materials, this entry makes no claims about hauntings or supernatural phenomena and limits itself to historically attested context from the cited references.