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Sir Florizel Glasspole and Michael Manley
Former Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley and Sir Florizel Glasspole, former Jamaican Governor General, greet at an event.
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.
The Hon. Hugh Lawson Shearer meeting with Haile Selassie at U.N
Jamaican Prime Minister, Hon. Hugh Lawson Shearer, meeting with Haile Selassie at United Nations office in Jamaica.
Flood victims
Prime Minister Michael Manley, George Headlam and others touring a shelter following flood rains.
Bamboo River, St. Thomas
"Discussing the problems caused by the flood rains which destroyed the furniture and bedding of several people in Bamboo River, St. Thomas. Left to right in the front row are: Harold Golding, acting secretary of the Parish Council, Senator Violet…
Prime Minister Manley at McGregor Gully
"Prime Minister Manley gets a helping hand across a flooded area during his tour of the McGregor Gully in Vineyard Town yesterday."
Three W.I. statesmen N.W. Manley, Sir Alexander Bustamante and Eric Williams
Sir Alexander Bustamante greets Eric Williams - Trinidad and Tobago's former Prime Minister, as Norman Washington Manley looks on.
W.A. Bustamante on the steps of a house
Alexander Bustamante and four men standing on the porch of a wooden house.
View of royal box, National Stadium, on the night of August 6
Princess Margaret and her entourage, Alexander Bustamante, Norman Manley and other dignitaries in the royal box at the National Stadium for the occasion of handing over independence to Jamaica from the colonial power of Britain on August 6, 1962.
