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The photograph shows an 18th century image of Parade Square in Montego Bay. Trees, houses and flowers can be seen in the background. Established in honour of the freedom fighter who launched an early slave rebellion, Sam Sharpe Square was formerly…

This is a portrait of Sir Philip Sherlock dressed in a black jacket, white shirt and bow tie. Philip Manderson Sherlock was born in 1902 in Jamaica. He was educated there and obtained first class honours at the University of London external BA degree…

Coloured print depicts William Knibb seated on a chair with a book on his lap. He wears a black jacket with white shirt and white gloves. William Knibb was an English Baptist minister and missionary to Jamaica and chiefly known for his work to free…

Photograph shows cricketers Neville Bonito to the left and Allan Rae, right, walking off the field with cricket bats in their hands.

Black and white photograph of cricketers, C.A Wiles, George Headley, E. Achong and writer Sir Algernon Aspinall having tea at function staged by the West Indies Club.

The image shows Dilip Vengsarkar walking off the field after his stump was uprooted by Michael Holding. Other cricketers are also seen on the field in catching positions.

This photograph shows a match between Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) and Jamaica cricket team in January 1968. It shows a ball been bat and players and an umpire in action. Spectators can be seen at the back of the image. This picture was taken in…

Black and white photograph showing a group of immigrants to Great Britain after their arrival on the Empire Windrush ship in June of 1948. They are seen here in the Chapman Common underground shelter. Some of them wear suits and hats as they pose…

Photograph shows five (5) male bus workers in Britain dressed in jackets, ties and hats appearing to be signing a document resting on a table. They all, except for one, have pens in hands. Three wear broad smiles.

Photograph of a young George Headley holding a bat under his arm after completing his first test match against England 1930s.