Barrington Merch
Description: Barrington Levy is a living legend in the reggae and dancehall scene. Known in Jamaica as “the mellow canary” Barrington Levy’s remarkable mellifluous voice has made him a hit maker in both reggae and dancehall. Barrington Levy says, the early 1980s Prison Oval Rock was actually a dub plate for Volcano system, run by the late Henry 'Junjo' Lawes. The sound system was booked for a dance at the oval, very close to the then Spanish Town District Prison (now St Catherine Adult Correctional Centre), and ahead of the event. The name 'Prison Oval' is attributed to it being on the same property as the maximum security Saint Catherine Prison.
Description: Stylish personalized BARRINGTON shirt with decorative vintage typography and humorous quote design perfect for birthdays, casual wear, and unique name gifts.
It’s An BARRINGTON Thing You Wouldn’t Understand Shirt Tank Top
by MyFantasyart
$16 $21
Cole Kmet Flipping The Bird Vintage Classic Posters and Art
by Kyra's Store
$10 $14
Chosen One Of Barrington University Lords For Book Lovers Sticker
by ShinTzu Pallete
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Old Bar is the kind of Mid North Coast escape that turns “just a weekend away” into a full personality trait. You’ve got that laid-back surf-town energy, golden sand for days, and the perfect balance of river-and-ocean vibes where the Manning meets the Pacific. It’s also a gateway to nearby classics like Wallabi Point (renowned surf beach) and Saltwater National Park, so there’s always a “quick drive” that turns into a proper adventure. If Old Bar is your holiday ritual, your hometown, or your happy place, this design is a clean little badge that says you know where the good days live.
Description: The Old Barrington Quarry is found in the Ellis Brook Valley Reserve, which is on Rushton Road in the suburb of Martin, Western Australia. The Quarry is rich in colour and photographs don't quite do it justice. If you look closely, and depending on the angle you look at it, you can see what appears to be many faces that have formed into the rockface.
