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From left to right: The Queen Mother, Sir Clifford Campbell (Governor General of Jamaica), Prince Philip and Lady Campbell, pose for a photograph at Kings House, Jamaica.

Queen Elizabeth II laying a wreath at a cenotaph in memory of Jamaican men who died in the World War. A soldier stands behind her while a large crowd look on from behind metal fencing.

Queen Elizabeth II unveils a plaque to mark the opening of the Norman Manley Law School in April 1975 while officials and police men look on.

A large crowd of especially children, waves back at Queen Elizabeth II as she passes in the back of a motor vehicle.

Queen Elizabeth II dialogues with a clergyman while Prince Philip engages with other clergymen.

Queen Elizabeth II dines with officials in Jamaica.

Queen Elizabeth shakes hands with an official.

Queen Elizabeth II (centre) walks pass a lineup of uniformed group.

Queen Elizabeth II, flag of Jamaica in hand at opening of Norman Manley Law School.

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.