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Sir Constantine Henry (Phipps) Earl of Mulgrave
Governor of Jamaica between 1832-1824, Constantine Henry Phipps, first Marquess of Normandy and also known as the Viscount of Normandy and the Earl of Mulgrave.
Sir Clifford Campbell
Portrait of the first Jamaican Governor General of Jamaica, Clifford Campbell.
Sir Clifford Campbell inspects a shoe from a display rack at the Morissa Shoe Factory
Sir Clifford Campbell at the Morissa Footwear Company with Mr. John Eric Morin [left], its director and known pioneer in Jamaica's shoe industry; and Clive Morin, managing director of Clive Morin Footwear.
Sir Bryan Edward
Portrait of Sir Bryan Edwards, Jamaican planter, politician and former Chief Justice of Jamaica.
Sir Arthur Richards (Lord Milverton) Gov. of Jamaica 1938 - 1943
Lord Milverton, Governor of Jamaica between 1938 and 1943, wearing English admiral uniform.
Sir Alexander Bustamante, Donald Sangster, Allan Douglas and other MP's leaving parliament
Former Prime Minister and Jamaica Labour Party leader, Sir Alexander Bustamante, exiting a building with other politicians, after parliament.
Sir Alexander Bustamante receives honorary degree from the U.W.I.
Private ceremony for the presentation of an Honorary Degree to Sir Alexander Bustamante held at Jamaica House. In attendance are dignitaries such as the Hon. Eric Williams and Her Royal Highness Princess Alice - University of the West Indies' first…
Sir Alexander Bustamante making a point at Ja. Constitution Conference, London, 1962
Jamaica's first prime minister, Sir Alexander Bustamante, speaking at the 1962 Jamaica Constitution Conference in London. In the background to the left are Jamaican politicians, Donald Sangster [left] and Robert Lightbourne.
Silver pocket watch found during excavation
A mostly intact pocket watch, dug up during an excavation.
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DeMontevin Lodge, Portland
The DeMontevin Lodge, built in 1881, was built by custos David Gideon. The Lodge which now operates as a guest house, was frequently visited by…