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Large palms surround a small dwelling by the seashore. Before the property is a dirt road and a small bridge over the water running into the sea. In the sea is a pier to which a small boathouse is attached.

"A small pump and a drum with two lengths of 250 hoses used in the spraying of weedicides and pesticides on the Whitehorne Farm in St. Catherine. Mr. Whitehorne stands over the drum."

A family of three stands on the porch of colonial main house in Jamaica [right] and a domestic worker is standing before another smaller building to the left.

A small sugar factory surrounded by acres of land.

East Indian villagers standing in village, near huts with thatched roofs.

The smaller of the twin Yallahs salt ponds.

Jamaica actors on stage performing the Jamaican play "Smile Orange" at the 1972 Carifesta festival.

A group of young people smiling and holding replicas of the Jamaican flag in celebration of the country's Independence in 1962.

Photograph showing a building with broken windows, cracked walls and other structural damages, from the 1907 earthquake in Port Royal, Kingston.

17-year old Adrien Wakeland-Smith, Miss Trelawny (Miss Ammar's). Her height is 5'5 1/2"; body measurements: 34-24-38.