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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

One of several Georgian-style buildings in St. Ann's chief town, St. Ann's Bay.