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View of the chandelier visible from the foyer of the National Library of Jamaica. This chandelier is one of a set of two that was once hung in the ballroom of the old King's House in Spanish Town, St Catherine.

A view of the popular "Redemption Song" monument at Emancipation Park in Kingston, Jamaica. It was created by Laura Facey in 2003.

Dub-poetry group, No-Maddz, performing at a Reggae Month concert held at Emancipation Park.

Two pots of soup being brewed atop a makeshift stove at the 2012 Emancipation Vigil held at Seville Heritage Park in St. Ann.

Image of the monument located at the intersection of Tower and Church streets in Downtown, Kingston. It was erected by the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation in memory of children who died violently in Jamaica. The monument has the names, date of…

Four members of the Rastafarian community at event being held at Tuff Gong Int. They are each representing aspects of the Rastafarian culture such as the wearing clothes with red, green and gold, some have a 'spliff' in hand as well as the…

Dancers at the 2012 Emancipation Vigil performing the maypole dance. Their costumes reflect the colours of the Jamaican flag - black, green and gold.

Folk dancers and musicians in performance at a 2013 Reggae Month event held at Emancipation Park, Kingston.

Four wreaths laid by Sir. Patrick Allen, Hon. Portia Simpson-Miller, Shahine Robinson and Lisa Hanna on the tomb at the Seville Heritage Park, in tribute to African ancestors who died between 1670 and 1780.

Member of the National Library of Jamaica staff, Treveann Harris (middle) is photographed with the nine (9) Jamaica Cultural Development Agency (JCDC) as they present their audio CD "The Journey Continues" for legal deposit.