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The opening ceremony of the Nuttall Memorial Hospital in Cross Roads, St. Andrew. A large crowd gathers in front the hospital.

Newcastle, St. Andrew, military training facility. A Fives-court (top right) completes the layout, demonstrating British culture.

Newcastle, the barracks of a British regiment perched on the wooded slopes of the hills. The Fives-court and Pararde Ground
road network are seen.

Tombs and tombstones in the Newcastle cemetery in the hills of St. Andrew, Jamaica. Two trees are in the foreground while buildings are seen on top of a hill in the background.

Panoramic but distant view of Newcastle, barracks of a British regiment, high in the hills and mountains of St. Andrew.

The cantonments (military quarters) on a hill overlooking a dirt road in Newcastle, St. Andrew. A horse and donkey are harnessed at the foot of a slope.

View of Newcastle, the barracks of a British regiment in the hills of Newcastle, St. Andrew.

Twelve men, Directors of Mico College, sit around a long table in a chamber. The Chairman of the Board of Directors, The Most Rev. Enos Nuttall, D.D., L.L.D., is seated 5th from left.

Side portrait of Brigadiere-General L. S. Blackden dressed in military attire.

Twentieth century portraits of Mrs. Blackden, Mrs. Bourne, Mrs. Trefusis, chairman, secretary and treasurer respectively, of the Contingents Comforts Committee, formed during World War 1 to support recruiting efforts.