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A head shot of Neville Dawes, Director of Institute of Jamaica

"This is a relic from the past. It harks back to the days of slavery. A water hole, it is located at Fair Prospect and was reportedly used to dip slaves to get rid of lice and ticks. It is said that slaves from all over the parish were washed at this…

Renowned Jamaican radio broadcaster, Neville Willoughby, poses for a photograph while on the job.

Dennis Brown smiles as he is being interviewed by Neville Willoughby on an RJR radio broadcast. Brown and Willoughby are holding a certificate that was presented to Dennis Brown for best male vocalist.

"Top cat: RJR's Programme Disco Top '79 on New Year's Eve featured an interview by Neville Willoughby with Steven "Cat" Core and Willie Stewart of Third World Band. Third World was voted top band for 1979 by the station's listeners. Photo shows…

The Palisadoes Airport Terminal, Kingston, Jamaica under construction.

"The new three-storey office building of the G.S.B. Clerks Co-operative Credit Union Limited will be officially opened on Monday at 5:30 p.m. Guest Speaker will be Minister of Agriculture Keble Munn, under whose portfolio co-operatives fall. The new…

View of the Newcastle settlement and military base in the hills of St. Andrew.

Mass burial of earthquake victims, located in a section of the Bumper Hall property, adjoining the May Pen Cemetery.

"From its box to the ballroom - this is one of the many new chandeliers which will be replacing the old ones at King's House for the Queen's visit."