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Quadrille done by villagers from Farm

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Two elderly couple dancing the Quadrille while the villagers look on.

John Canoe dance

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Dancers perform the John Canoe dance.

Kumina being performed in Manchioneal, Portland

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Photograph showing a small group performing the Kumina dance in Manhioneal, Portland. A much larger group of spectators look on.

Bruckins party at Mello-Go-Round in 1978 festival celebration

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A group performs bruckins at Mello-Go-Round during the 1978 festival of the arts.

Rev. William Knibb

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Print depicting the Rev. William Knibb standing with a scroll partially rolled down in one hand. Written on the scroll is "Slavery abolished; Jamaica - August 1st, 1838. He is dressed in jacket, vest and inside shirt. William Knibb was a Baptist…

18th century church, Rio Bueno, Trelawny

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Photograph of St. Mark's Anglican Church in Rio Bueno, Trelawny. St. Marks was consecrated as an Anglican Parish Church in 1833 after a petition for the establishment of a church by Rio Bueno inhabitants.

Rio Bono, Trelawny, Jamaica

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A view of the town of Rio Bueno, Trelawny taken from a nearby seashore. The original title in the J. Valdez Collection is "Rio Bono".

King Street, looking south, Kingston

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An aerial view of King Street, Kingston looking south.

The parish church, Mandeville

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Frontal view of the Manchester Parish Church in Mandeville, Manchester. The Bishop performs a ceremony to members gathered on the front lawn. Cars line up in the foreground left.

Black River School

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Black River school built by the Anglican church. Children sit on the step.