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This is a portrait of Rev. Hugh Braham Sherlock. He was born in Portland, Jamaica on March 21, 1905.

The picture shows six persons, including one female, in hats standing on the steps of the building that houses the offices of the Universal Negro Improvement Association Incorporation; the African Communities League Incorporation; and the Negro…

Two images show a gathering at the UNIA annual convention in 1924. In one of the images, flags are hanging from a damaged (burnt) looking building. In the other picture, children are standing among a gathering. This building is partially burnt. In…

The image shows a man named Mr. Aguilar standing in jacket suit and neck tie leaning against a column. The jacket is very long probably Georgian style.

The picture shows a couple standing beside each other. The lady is wearing a gown while the man is attired in a jacket suit and is holding a hat in his hand.

This is a photograph of a woman, wife of Tom Ellis in a long ruffled dress. She has long plaited hair. Some of her hair is wrapped around her head and the rest is extended to one side of her shoulder.

The image shows a woman named Miss Davis standing with one hand under her chin and the other infront of her. She is dressed in a long sleave fluffy dress. Her hair is wrapped in a 'bun.'

Two men are standing beside each other. One man has his arms folded while the other is holding onto a chair beside him with on arm akimbo. They are both three piece suits.

The picture shows a lady sitting on a stool holding a tennis racket with both hands. The handle of the racket rests on her lap while being held with her right hand. J.W Cleary Kings Street Kingston Jamaica is written under the photograph.

A barefooted negro girl dressed in a three quarter sleeve maxi dress, belted at the waist and hip and wearing a hat, is learning against a balustrade.