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Lovers’ Leap amenity building, before later tourist attraction development.

"Lovely Pearnelle Parchment, secretary in the Radio Jamaica Programmes Department, seems delighted with piles of entries received for the RJR 1979 Disco Top Competition."

"Love Bird Pat Marsh, now based in Neu-Isenburg, Germany, recently drew the first prize in a competition called "Jamaica-Quiz" and organized by Air Jamaica Frankfurt and the JTB Frankfurt at the occasion of a Reggae Festival promoted by the City of…

The Spirit of Trinidad - folklore series No. 4. Loup Gahou, legendary Trinidad character.

11" x 14 1/2".

Extract from Trinidad Sunday Guardian, August 18, 1957.

Note: On print 'Loup Gahou' corrected to "Loup Garou" by Ursula Raymond.

Louise Bennett smiling during a conversation with a group of people.

Louise Bennett and her husband Eric Coverley share a light moment as they stand in their living room beside a table decorated with collectibles. There are paintings on the wall behind them, and a lamp hanging from the ceiling.

Louise Bennett, Jamaican folklorist, does a dramatization of a traditional wedding ceremony which is being filmed by a television photographer.

A young, thirteen year old Louise Bennett posing for a photograph.

A group consisting of Mrs. Louise Bennett-Coverley, her husband, Mr. Eric Coverley, two friends and a young child. They are standing in the well vegetated backyard of a house.

Louise Bennett-Coverley and her husband Eric pose for a picture with friends in front of a house that is partially hidden by plants.