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"Where do the children play? SUMMER FUN: City children splash around and have fun in the Rio Grande River while on a weekend in the country. The children along with their parents were on a Discover Jamaica holiday and visited Comfort Castle in the…

"Rides anyone? - St. Andrew Settlement's Director, John Levy, gives a delighted youngster a shoulder boost while others watch gleefully."

"American country and western singing superstar Johnny Cash (second from right), lays a plaque to a house he donated at the SOS Children's Village at Barrett Town, near Montego Bay. Assisting him is the president of the Village and general manager…

Plaque on a wall at Port Royal with inscriptions to governor of Jamaica from the Secretary of State, dated 16th November 1918, extended thanks to the people of Jamaica for compulsory service in World War I - 1914 - 1918.

A plaque at the White Marl Taino Museum that was erected in appreciation of Robert Randolf Howard, a pioneer in Jamaican Archaeology.

Image of a plaque at the Marina at Port Antonio. It was unveiled upon the official opening of the marina on September 12, 2002 by Hon. P.J. Patterson, then Prime Minister of Jamaica. The plaque is on a structure made of a stone material and a ship's…

A photographic print of a sugarcane planation showing labourers planting sugarcane, a road leading to buildings behind a high wall, and a windmill and palm trees in the foreground.

A scene showing workers preparing the land for planting; a windwill, vegetation and a road leading to a large dwelling enclosed by high walls on a hill.

An illustration of enslaved men and women planting sugar cane from Richard Bridgen's book 'West Indian Scenery'. The land is being cleared, the field is formed into beds and, as is termed, round ridged and lined off with a chain for the cane holes,…

"Planting out tobacco in the San Luis area of Cuba's Pinar del Rio Province. Farmers can count on help at planting and harvest when students from secondary schools and universities work for one month on the land during their vacations."