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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.

Officers of the Second West India Regiment pose for a photograph in front of the Headquarters in 1887.

Workers cutting sugarcane on a sugar plantation at Hartlands, St. Catherine.

Photograph of Mrs. Edna Manley, wife of Norman Manley, taken in 1980 after she was awarded a medal of honour.

British soldiers with mugs in hands are about to get their first taste of the unaccustomed British ration at a Station in England during World War I.

A partially destroyed two storey house with debris on the grounds in the aftermath of the 1907 earthquake.

A man stands on Tower Street, Kingston taking in the scene of demolished buildings on either side of the road after the 1907 earthquake.

An illustration depicting members of the West India Regiment with firearm and musical instrument.

Men unloading a trailer of bananas in a warehouse in Gregory Park, St. Caherine, while others get ready to rap them in plastic stored on rolls overhead.

Two men inspecting bunches of bananas that are wrapped in plastic and stacked for export in Gregory Park, St. Catherine, Jamaica.