Jamestown, located east of the Korle Lagoon, is one of Accra’s oldest districts, originating around the 17th-century British James Fort. A historic fishing community primarily inhabited by the Ga people, it features landmarks like the 28-meter lighthouse, built in the 1930s, offering views of the harbor and colonial forts. The area, part of Ga-Mashie, remains a vibrant cultural hub, known for boxing gyms in Bukom and as the birthplace of Azonto dance. The annual Chale Wote Street Art Festival highlights its creative energy, while ongoing redevelopment plans aim to preserve its heritage amid Accra's growth.