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A view of Government Pen showing a two-storey dwelling house with barbed wire fencing.

A view of Government Pen showing a large two-storey building and two single storey buildings close to railway lines beside a broken barbed wire fence.

Government Quarters at Black River, St. Elizabeth - a two-storey split level wooden dwelling behind a wooden fence.

"This could be the place where one may apply for a marriage license, or perhaps get married."

The Government Secondary School in Montego Bay; a rectangular two-storey building with a staircase leading to the door of the Upper Floor, and multiple windows to provide adequate ventilation.

Sir Clifford Campbell was the first Jamaican born Governor General of Jamaica. He served in that position from December 1, 1962 to March 2, 1973. Here he is taking the oath at his swearing in ceremony.

Sir Clifford Campbell was the 1st Jamaican-born Governor General of Jamaica. He served in that position from December 1, 1962 - March 2, 1973.

" "Congratulations!" Governor General Florizel Glasspole said to Derrick Whyte, the 21-year-old All-Island Champion Individual in the JAMAL-JBC National Quiz Programme. Mr. Whyte, accompanied by his teacher and members of the JAMAL foundation visited…

The image shows Governor General Kenneth Hall and Howard Cooke shaking hands while accepting a folder in his sworn in ceremony. Kenneth Hall was the 5th Governor General since independence and Howard Cooke became Governor General on August 1, 1991

"G.G. at Korean exhibition: Governor General, Florizel Glasspole [right] admires one of the photographs in the exhibition of Korean photographs mounted by the Jamaica-Korea Society in association with the Kingston and St. Andrew Parish Library at the…