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The first campers at Camp Lewis
"The first campers at Camp Lewis relax in their dormitory. From left are: Donald Merchant, Constantine Lally, Clinton Hunt [on bunk], Desmond Young [on bunk] and Lesburn Billet [at table]. Missing Franklin Edwards."
Camp Lewis
"The second floor is going up on the Camp Lewis only building and all of the work is being done by the six boys under the supervision of a builder."
West Indian carnival in London
"A West Indian Carnival in London: A scene during the 10th annual Notting Hill Festival in London. More than 250,000 people gathered in brilliant sunshine to enjoy the excitement of the calypso rhythms and to see the traditional masquerade costumes."…
Boys hard at work cleaning up
Boys using shovels, brooms and their hands to clean up
the road and garden on a property.
the road and garden on a property.
British Airways cargo being viewed
Persons watching as British Airways cargo is being loaded/unloaded.
Sir Alexander standing among three men
Group photograph of Sir Alexander Bustamante standing among three others.
Ceramist Miss Jean Taylor
"Ceramics: Producing a fine array of functional items, ceramist Miss Jean Taylor is beginning to step up her production. Miss Taylor is a skilled artisan and is becoming popular because of her fine workmanship and glazes. Studio Potters is the only…
Douglas Aitken and Danny Williams
"Douglas Aitken [right] explains a point to Industry and Commerce Minister Danny Williams [on his right] as they embark upon a tour of the Reginald Aitken compound. The Minister visited the Group's site on Spanish Town Road last Wednesday. Others,…
Rotary receives books from JAMAC
"Rotary received books from the Jamaica American Medical Assistance Committee [JAMAC]: Rotary President Keble Williams and JAMAC Member Herman Spoerri discuss the supplementary reading material which will be distributed throughout Jamaica by the…
A flock of black-neck stilts in the Palisadoes
"A flock of black-necked stilts (Himantopus Mexicanus) photographed in the Palisadoes area. The birds, which are very good waders, are extremely graceful in flight with the neck only slightly extended and the legs shifting in rudderlike manner as the…
