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The 'Wolverine' that took George William Gordon to Morant Bay to be hanged
"The Wolverine" the ship on which Governor Eyre took George William Gordon to St. Thomas, where martial law was in force, to be hanged.
The winning 4x400 relay team, 1952
Members of Jamaica's winning 4x400 relay team [in centre] at the 1952 Helsinki Games - Les Laing, George Rhoden, Arthur Wint and Herb McKenley winners of the 4x400m.
The terminus for Mandeville - Williamsfield station
Railroad station at Williamsfield in Mandeville, Jamaica, showing horse-drawn carriages and passengers waiting in the terminus.
King Street
Commercial building at the corner of King Street and Barry Street in Down Town Kingston.
Kingston City of (Jamaica) Coat of Arms
"KINGSTON, City of (Jamaica). Argent, a chevron embattled azure between two pine-apples in chief, and on a mount a coffee-tree in base proper, on a chief wavy gules a lion passant guardant or. Crest — On a wreath of the colours, a demi South American…
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Bishop's Lodge Cross Roads
Exterior view of Bishop's Lodge in Cross Roads, St. Andrew. Guests are seen on the balcony and on the grounds.