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Carey Robinson, Head of National Trust Commission an earlier photograph
A portrait of Mr. Carey Fitz William Robinson, Jamaican journalist, writer, historian and media professional known for his work on ‘Hill an' Gully Ride’.
Carib champs
"A clash of two of the big ones. Suriname's Romeo Caster (right) makes a backhand return during the action-packed second game of his match with Guyana's Keith Hendy as the two big threats to Jamaica met at the National Arena last night. Caster won…
Caribbean Buttons Co. Ltd building
"This building was once used by the Caribbean Buttons Co. Ltd to make buttons of all sizes from leather. The factory was closed and all equipment removed to Spanish Town, where the buttons are being made. The building, now being renovated, will soon…
Caribbean champs
"Caribbean champs - Jamaica's champion, Jennifer."
Caribbean Maritime Institute
Entrance of the Caribbean Maritime Institute located along the Palisadoes road in Kingston, Jamaica.
Caribbean Sea
The Caribbean Sea as seen from the unfinished highway in Yallahs, St. Thoams.
Caribbean Terrace after Hurricane Dean
Sand deposit along a street in the Caribbean Terrace community in Harbour View, Kingston after the passing of Hurricane Dean in 2007. A tractor has cleared a driveway for vehicles to pass.
Caribbean tour
A cricket match in progress during the Cricket World Series.
Tags: Cricket; Cricket matches; Cricket players
Caribrake crew at ICWI Road Angels vehicle check
"Some members of Caribrake 10-man crew checking a road angel's car at the ICWI Road Angels motor vehicle check held recently. Checking the engine (from left) are: Bobby Wills, Sale Representative; Lloyd Williams, Industrial Products Dept; Peter…
Carifesta '79
Performers from the Bahamas, Guadeloupe dressed in costumes and matching t-shirts, gather for a street procession during the 1979 Caribbean Festival of Arts (CARIFESTA) held in Cuba.
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Orange Park, St. Thomas
The main house of the Orange Park coffee plantation in Yallahs, St. Thomas which eventually became home to the late Professor Basil Barrington Watson.
