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Hon P.J. Patterson, Minister of Industry, Tourism and Foreign Trade Minister (1975)
Portrait of Percival Noel James Patterson, Jamaican politician who served as the 6th Prime Minister of Jamaica from 1992-2006.
Sir Alexander Bustamante holding a Child on his lap in london
Sir William Alexander Clarke Bustamante, prime minister and National Hero of Jamaica. After Jamaica was granted independence in 1962, Bustamante served as the 1st prime minister until 1967.
Michael Manley
Half portrait of Michael Manley.
Clifford Campbell
Clifford Campbell (2nd left, front), Hugh Lawson Shearer (right) and other government officials pose for a group photograph on the steps of Kings House.
Sir Alexander Bustamante, Sir Donald Sangster and Lady Bustamante at King's House function after independence
Prime Minister, Sir Alexander Bustamante in conversation with his wife, Lady Bustamante and then Minister of Finance, Donald Sangster at an Independence Day function.
Sir Alexander Bustamante, a portrait ca. 1960's
Candid portrait of Sir Alexander Bustamante, first Prime Minister of Independent Jamaica.
W.A. Bustamante standing in a car in a motorcade
Prime Minister Alexander Bustamante greeting the throng of Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) supporters surrounding his motorcade.
Manley gestures as he makes his last speech as President of the PNP
Norman Manley giving a final public speech as outgoing President of the People's National Party.
Sir Alexander on a visit to a JDF camp on open day
Prime Minister Sir Alexander Bustamante on a visit to an open day event at the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) camp. The families of soldiers are also in attendance. In the background are several military tents.
Alexander being interviewed by Time Magazine while Edward Seaga looks on
Edward Seaga and an animated Alexander Bustamante being interviewed by a journalist from Time Magazine.
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