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The casket with Garvey's remains along North St. on its way to George VI Memorial Park for interment
Procession marching alongside the casket carrying Marcus Garvey's body. Jamaica Constabulary Force officers are marching with the vehicle and a large crowd of spectators are along the road and at the George VI Memorial Park.
The Cantonments, Newcastle, Jamaica
The cantonments (military quarters) on a hill overlooking a dirt road in Newcastle, St. Andrew. A horse and donkey are harnessed at the foot of a slope.
The Candy Lady, Kingston
Candy lady displays candies in a showcase and metal container covered with cloth.
The Camp near Kingston Jamaica 1839
An artist's impression of an army camp showing military facilities on an expanse of land with thick vegetation in the background.
The bus station at Mandeville
Three buses are parked in the bus station at Mandeville. Passengers are behind one of the buses, cars are parked nearby, buildings and trees are in the background.
The Bristol submerged cylinder used to extract power from the sea
"This model cylinder in a test tank at the University of Bristol in south west England is the latest device being developed by British engineers to extract power from the sea. Called the Bristol Submerged Cylinder, its design is based on the results…
The brigades are back
"The brigades are back: Members of two Construction Brigades returned to Jamaica on September 8 and immediately displayed a banner they bought back from Cuba, made by the first brigade which went to that country in 1975. It reads: ''The first…
The breaking of the dawn Lititz parsonage
Sepia print of a church house in Lititz, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica. In the parsonage's yard are several trees including coconut palms. A man is riding a horse by the property and another man stands at the gate leading to the house.
The Bogue Islands, Montego Bay, Jamaica
Image of the Bogue Islands, located west of Montego Bay. This mangrove swamp area was transformed into the Montego Freeport in the 1960s.
