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West India Regiment marching at the dock on their way to the Tambi expedition in 1892.

Long line formed at the American Embassy along Duke Street, Kingston.

Lithograph of the emblem of Emancipation. The emblem shows a black couple with a nursing infant, sitting under a tree with a crown on top, and a trunk with the inscription 'suivez raison'. A young boy is feeding his pet ram to the right.

The Emmanuel Baptist Church, (formerly Port Maria Baptist) located in the busy town of Port Maria. It was founded in 1828 by Rev. Joseph Burton.

Delegates at the Empire Youth Rally at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 1937.

Ms. Denise Linton, a blind telephone operator, being awarded the Employee of the Year plaque at the Mallards Beach-Hyatt Hotel in Ocho Rios (later known as Jamaica Grande and Moon Palace).

"Two rows of empty beds; but in the nights the mattresses come out to accommodate the other patients."

Empty beds on a ward at the Kingston Public Hospital.

End of the road into the Cockpit Country.