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Trench Town Culture Yard

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The preserved government yard at 6-8 First Street, Trench Town, kept as a heritage site and museum: the communal yard where Bob Marley lived and where he, Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer rehearsed under Joe Higgs. It is designated a national monument, and stands as the physical evidence behind Trench Town's mythology.

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