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Louise Bennett
Louise Bennett and Eric Coverley smile for the camera just after they were married in 1954
Louise Bennett
Louise Bennett (3rd right) and her husband Eric Coverley and friends standing beside a table set for dining, at their wedding reception.
Negroes dancing to Pot Pourri Pan
Enslaved Africans showing much merriment as they dance and play musical instruments.
Queen Elizabeth, the Queen's mother patting the head of the Jamaica Regiment's new mascot..
Queen Elizabeth the Queen's mother patting a dog (the Regiments mascot) that is held on a leash by a soldier of the Jamaica Regiment while an Officer looks on. This took place at Paula de Laudez New Castle Barracks in February 1965.
Slave chatting informally
Three enslaved Africans chatting among themselves in a relaxed mood. A turkey is beside them.
The Camp near Kingston Jamaica 1839
An artist's impression of an army camp showing military facilities on an expanse of land with thick vegetation in the background.
The Chancellor, HRH Princess Alice receives Alison Gabay as a graduate of U.C.W.I.
The Chancellor HRH Princess Alice shakes the hand of Alison Gabay, new graduate of the University College of the West Indies, on February 19,1961.
The Queen Knights Mr. Justice Duffus
Mr. Justice Duffus kneels as he is Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in the presence of police officers. Photographers are taking pictures.
The Queen's mother at the Victoria Pier
Governor General Sir Clifford Campbell and the Queen's Mother examine a straw bag as they toured the Craft Market at the Victoria Pier. Strings of beads are seen on a wooden stand beside them.
The Trooping the Colour Ceremony put on by the First Battalion of the Jamaica Regiment.
The First Battalion of the Jamaica Regiment at the Trooping the Colour Ceremony being watched by the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.
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Ruins of the Stokes Hall Great House
Remains of the Stokes Hall Great House, built by Luke Stokes and destroyed by earthquake in 1907.