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A scene showing workers preparing the land for planting; a windwill, vegetation and a road leading to a large dwelling enclosed by high walls on a hill.

A photographic print of a sugarcane planation showing labourers planting sugarcane, a road leading to buildings behind a high wall, and a windmill and palm trees in the foreground.

"Simple but effective planting at the Mall Shopping Centre off the Constant Spring Road which opened recently."

Image of a plaque at the Marina at Port Antonio. It was unveiled upon the official opening of the marina on September 12, 2002 by Hon. P.J. Patterson, then Prime Minister of Jamaica. The plaque is on a structure made of a stone material and a ship's…

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

Plaque on a wall at Port Royal with inscriptions to governor of Jamaica from the Secretary of State, dated 16th November 1918, extended thanks to the people of Jamaica for compulsory service in World War I - 1914 - 1918.

"American country and western singing superstar Johnny Cash (second from right), lays a plaque to a house he donated at the SOS Children's Village at Barrett Town, near Montego Bay. Assisting him is the president of the Village and general manager…

Two commemorative plaques mounted on a brick wall at Ruseas High School. One is in honour of Merlene Ottey, past student of Ruseas High School and the other in commemoration the Education Policy of the Government of Jamaica in January 1957.

"It's Carnival time. Time to Play Mas, and Samuel dressed as a marine, "invades" the tailor shop and "fires" his machine gun. The shock and excitement is too much for Mrs. Gokool. She suffers a heart attack and dies."

"Mr. Gokool's tailor shop - Gokool spins dreams of fantasy to Samuel, his simple fetch-and-carry boy, while his mother, the wielder of domineering authority, tinkers in the background. Stefan Kaipha, Gokool and Rudolph Walker, known to Jamaican…