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Governor General Clifford Campbell takes the oath at the swearing in ceremony
Sir Clifford Campbell was the first Jamaican born Governor General of Jamaica. He served in that position from December 1, 1962 to March 2, 1973. Here he is taking the oath at his swearing in ceremony.
Government Secondary School, Montego Bay
The Government Secondary School in Montego Bay; a rectangular two-storey building with a staircase leading to the door of the Upper Floor, and multiple windows to provide adequate ventilation.
Government Registration Office
"This could be the place where one may apply for a marriage license, or perhaps get married."
Government Quarters, Black River
Government Quarters at Black River, St. Elizabeth - a two-storey split level wooden dwelling behind a wooden fence.
Government Pen
A view of Government Pen showing a large two-storey building and two single storey buildings close to railway lines beside a broken barbed wire fence.
Government Pen
A view of Government Pen showing a two-storey dwelling house with barbed wire fencing.
Government legislative buildings in the square, Spanish Town
Public buildings in Emacipation Square, Spanish Town, St. Catherine. There is an upper porch with balustrade and lower level porches with arches.
Government legislative buildings in the square, Spanish Town
Public buildings adjoining each other in Emancipation Square, Spanish Town, St. Catherine.
Government legislative buildings in the square, Spanish Town
A frontal view of concrete public building with rectangular windows and oval shaped entrances and part dome shaped roof. A man walks out of the building, a group of persons are standing in front of the building.
Government legislative buildings in the square, Spanish Town
View of public buildings in Emancipation Square, Spanish Town.
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Jamaica: The Dome
A poster with an image of the Dome - a room above a stream known as 'The Creek' in Manteca Bahia in which the 'Keeper of the Creek' lived.