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Photograph of Alford Gardner at the National Library of Jamaica during a function held on his behalf. He was an engineer and motor mechanic during World War II.

Jamaica's fifth Prime Minister, Edward Philip George Seaga, photographed with his wife, Mrs. Carla Seaga.

The Taino Museum in White Marl, established in 1965 on lands said to be a former Taino settlement.

Jamaica's National Flower - Lignum Vitae (Guiacum Officinale)

Road construction along the Mandela Highway - the thoroughfare between Kingston & St. Andrew and St. Catherine.

A plaque at the White Marl Taino Museum that was erected in appreciation of Robert Randolf Howard, a pioneer in Jamaican Archaeology.

Construction equipment in the middle of the Portia-Simpson Miller Square (Three-Miles) during the first phase of major road works in the area.

A section of the Taino Museum located at White Marl, St. Catherine.

Members of the Nexus Performing Arts Company in performance at an event for the unveiling of the Miss Lou statute in Gordon Town, St. Andrew.

A sifter used in the excavation process of remains on the White Marl Taino Museum site, located off the Kingston to St. Catherine highway.