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The airplane that transported the first batch of air mail from Jamaica.

A front view of the Port Maria Civic Centre building that once housed the main court house and police station for the parish of St. Mary. It was originally built in 1821 and was in constant use until it was destroyed by fire in 1988. After being…

Black and white photograph of an upstairs building, housing the Black River Post Office in St. Elizabeth. Persons are standing on the verandah, walking towards the building and standing outside.

Postcard of the Dry Harbour Post Office, by renowned 19th century artist and illustrator, Joseph Holland Tringham.

Prime Minister Michael Manley at microphone addressing persons at the Social Development Commission.

Prime Minister Hugh Lawson Shearer, as he spoke to the nation from the State Theatre.

Michael Manley, Jamaican Politician who served as Prime Minister of Jamaica from 1972 - 1980 and from 1989 - 1992. He is the 2nd son of Jamaica's Premier Norman W. Manley and Jamaican artist Edna Manley.

Sir Alexander Bustamante (third front) reads agreement while Federal German Ambassador, Burkard Baron Von Mullenheim, signs. Five other men witness the signing.

"The Princess Margaret Hospital in Morant Bay has a modern laundry with high powered washing machines. But it has been back to the bucket brigade for some time now as a water shortage has hit the hospital."

HRH Princess Margaret talking with Chief Minister, Hon. Norman Manley on February 20, 1955. The Governor, Sir Hugh Foot in ceremonial suit is in the foreground.