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"Bleached bottles were used for vase making, while flowers were made with raffia and tissue paper."

This replica building has been destroyed by fire and rebuilt twice since this photograph was taken.

A Jamaica National Trust Commission "National Monument" sign, placed on Sir Alexander Bustamante's birthplace in Blenheim, Hanover.

Drawing of a block house on a property in Maroon Town, St. James.

"A section of the 6,000-strong march through sections of St. Georges, Grenada last Monday to commemorate "Bloody Monday" [Jan. 21, 1974], when the 'Mongoose Gang' of dictator Gairy, fired into crowds of peaceful demonstrators, killing Mr Rupert…

A maroon from Scott's Hall Maroon Village in St. Mary seen blowing the abeng.

Toniatab after an explosion.

Blue Hole, commonly known as Blue Lagoon, in the parish of Portland, Jamaica. The lagoon - that runs into the Caribbean Sea - is surrounded by many trees and small huts are by the shore.