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Female Slaves selling their wares

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Female slaves dressed in European Fashion, peddle their wares from trays on their heads while others sitting against a wooden building and wearing regular attire, talk with a male slave wearing a loin cloth. A dog sitting on the ground looks on.

Remains of Spanish Fort - Rockfort, Kingston, Jamaica

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Remains of the Spanish Fort in Rockfort, overlooking the Kingston Harbour.

A MacDermot Family Wedding Group

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Members of the MacDermot Family pose for a group photograph with the bride and groom at a family wedding.

Thomas MacDermot Family Portrait

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Family portrait of Thomas MacDermot and members of his familiy.

Thomas MacDermot or Tom Redcam

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Portrait of Thomas MacDermot Jamaican poet, novelist and editor of the Jamaica Times, who also wrote under the pseudonym Tom Redcam.

Jean D'Costa

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Portrait of Jean D'Costa, Jamaican author of children's books.

V.S. Reid, Novelist

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Photograph of V. S. Reid, Jamaican Novelist, sitting at his desk with his eyeglasses on his forehead. Two pens are in holders on the desk.

Jeanne Wilson

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Portrait of author Jeanne Wilson.

People waiting patiently to purchase Kerosene oil

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People including children form a queue with containers in hand, waiting to purchase kerosene oil.

J.B.C. Strikers - Sit Down Demonstration

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Famous Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation strike in 1964, when strikers sat down in the Half-Way Tree square blocking traffic. Vehicular traffic stopped to a halt, while a crowd of curious onlookers supported the strikers.