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The gradual abolition off the slave trade. Or leaving sugar by degrees
Satirical print of George III with the Queen, two of his daughters, and the Queen's Keeper of the Robes, sitting at a table and discussing their use of sugar as the abolition of the slave trade was ending.
The Hon. Hugh Lawson Shearer meeting with Haile Selassie at U.N
Jamaican Prime Minister, Hon. Hugh Lawson Shearer, meeting with Haile Selassie at United Nations office in Jamaica.
The Hon. Noel N. Nethersole, 1st Minister of Finance
Jamaican politician, Noel Newton Nethersole, walking with files in his hand.
The Hon. Noel Nethersole
Noel Newton Nethersole, Jamaican politician and first Minister of Finance in Jamaica.
The house of Robbi Reid at Lloyds the first house in Jamaica built by co-op effort.
Norman Manley (front row in suit) and a group of persons standing in front yard and the verandah of the first house built by a co-operative in Jamaica.
The Jamaica Conference Centre
View of the Jamaica Conference Centre in Downtown, Kingston with cars parked on the side of the road. The Hotel Oceana, located at no. 2 King Street, is in background.
The Jamaica Military Band performing at lunch hour concert- I.O.J. Lecture Hall
The Jamaica Military band performing at a lunch hour concert in the Institute of Jamaica (IOJ) Lecture Hall.
The Jamaica Regiment Band giving a band concert in Hope Gardens
The Jamaica Regiment Band captured during performance.
The Jamaica Folk Museum, Spanish Town
The Jamaican Folk Museum (later known as Jamaican Peoples' Museum) located in Spanish Town, St. Catherine. "This museum displays the folk crafts, arts and folk technology of Jamaica and includes tools, building, materials, ceramics, baskets,…
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Jamaica: her ancestors were African, German, Welsh, Indian, French & Costa Rican
Advertisement with an image of a mixed-race woman with the words: "Her ancestors were African, German, Welsh, Indian, French and Costa Rican. She's…