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A badly damaged section of the central tower at the Constant Spring Hotel (now Immaculate Conception High). The large cracks seen are as a result of the Great 1907 Earthquake.

Image showing the Rodney Memorial in the Rodney Memorial Square, Spanish Town.

Black and white print of one of the captains of the Maroons, Leonard Parkinson, fighting in the second Maroon war in Jamaica. The bare footed warrior is depicted with a sword by his side and another weapon in hand.

Factory workers making sugar boxes at the B. and J.B. Machado factory in Kingston.

Side view of the Methodist church in St. Ann's Bay, once attended by Marcus Garvey.

A view of the hilly areas of St. Ann's Bay, showing the sea, mountains, trees and several brick and wooden buildings.

Scenic view of the harbour by the town of Port Maria as seen from the sea. Several buildings, piers and structures are by the sea side. A church and a large property are nestled within the large mountains and their heavy vegetation.

Businesses, including 'Hotel Manning Board and Lodgings', along Main Street in Port Maria, St. Mary. A man on a horse as well as several other persons are seen conducting their businesses. A heavily vegetated mountain is in the background.

An aerial view of the town of Port Maria showing houses and other buildings, a vast number of palm trees and an islet in the nearby sea.

A group consisting of Mrs. Louise Bennett-Coverley, her husband, Mr. Eric Coverley, two friends and a young child. They are standing in the well vegetated backyard of a house.