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Sir Florizel Glasspole

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Half portrait of Sir Florizel Glasspole, Governor General of Jamaica, 1973 to 1991.

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Sir Florizel Glasspole

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Sir Florizel Glasspole Governor General of Jamaica 1973-1991

Ground breaking ceremony for new school building for mentally retarded - Santa Cruz, 1978

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The audience comprising students, teachers and invited guests listen as man standing gives a speech at the ground breaking ceremony for a new school for mentally disabled children in Santa Cruz, St. Elizabeth.

Student at K.T.H.S. shows the rest of the class how its done

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Student at Kingston Technical High School conduct an experiment in the science lab while other students observe.

Edwin Allen J.L.P., N.W. Clarendon

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A head shot of Edwin Allen, Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) representative for N.W. Clarendon.

Edwin Allen in Gordon House

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Edwin Allen, Minister of Education making a presentation in Gordon House.

E. L. Allen

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Half portrait of a young Edwin Leopold Allen, who served as Minister of Education in the Jamaica Labour Party administration of 1962 - 1972.

Edwin Allen

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Half portrait of Edwin Allen, Jamaican politician, in business suit.

Sugar cane being loaded mechanically

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A man using a machine with a mechanical arm to load sugar cane unto a trailer.

The temporary courthouse at Morant Bay, Jamaica

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Drawing of a wooden building and a shed with policeman and other persons standing or sitting under it. A boardwalk and lumber yard are in the foreground. The inscription "Temporary Courthouse at Morant Bay, Jamaica" is affixed.