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Front view of one of the buildings on the Mannings School grounds. The Mannings School owes its existence to Thomas Manning, landed proprietor of Burnt Savannah, Westmoreland who died in 1710.

A photographic print showing a sketch of a cotton tree towering over bamboo trees surrounding a thatched hut. A woman and child and a man riding a horse are seen along the road.

The exterior and grounds of the Savannah-la-Mar Hospital in Westmoreland before being hit by a major hurricane.

Water gushes from the hills against rocks into the Roaring River, forming a natural waterfall. There is lush vegetation in the hills and very tall trees on the river bank.

A crowd of strikers and followers gather outside the Sugar Company's Office on the Frome Estate in Westmoreland.

Negril Spots Great House overlooking a hill. A stone wall acts as a perimeter fence for the main house.

Market day on the main road at Morgan's Bridge Westmoreland during the colonial period. Wooden buildings are on both sides of the unpaved road. People walking about about, people conversing, people being transported on horse drawn cart.

Photograph depicting a large gathering in Westmoreland, in celebration of the Hussay, a traditional East Indian religious festival.

The Grange Hill Anglican Church situated in Westmoreland, Jamaica.

Sir Clifford Campbell was the first Jamaican born Governor General of Jamaica. He served in that position from December 1, 1962 to March 2, 1973. Here he is taking the oath at his swearing in ceremony.