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Admiral Lord George Brydges Rodney (extreme left)
A group portrait of men including Admiral George Brydges Rodney, a naval officer in the British army.
Dexter Rose
A black and white portrait of Dexter Rose, former Managing Director of the Jamaica Nutrition Holdings and State Trading Corporation (STC.)
Four Balls Gate, Arnold Road
A view of the Four Balls Gate, also known as Cannon Ball gate, located at the entrance of the military grounds across Arnold Road. Cannons are seen at the top of the gate's stone walls.
JOS media representatives
"Checking it out: Media representatives, Jamaica Omnibus Services workers and other members of the touring party trying out the new aluminium seats which have been installed in this JOS bus. Following a scarcity of fibreglass on the open market, JOS…
JOS engineering department
"At work in the [Jamaica Omnibus Services] engineering department."
First 'Miss JOS'
"First Miss JOS [Jamaica Omnibus Services]: Mrs. Myrtle Burton, seated centre, winner of the first Miss JOS contest, wears a broad smile after a broad smile after she was crowned by Public Utilities and Transport Minister Carlyle Dunkley, at JOS'…
Conscious and safe drivers
"Conscious and safe drivers: Part of the 503 male and female drivers who were presented with JOS Safe Driving Awards on Sunday, September 30, at a function held at Curphey Place. For the second straight year the Company's female drivers have…
JOS safe driving women awardees 1977
"Di dawta dem a model: part of the group of JOS women drivers who received Safe Driving Awards for 1977, seen here posing for the camera. Also in picture is Fred Hudson, Transportation Division Manager (left); Frank Clare, Chief Driving Instructor…
JOS bus assembly plant
"For Jamaica Omnibus Services [JOS] assembly plant: this building at 84 Hanover Street, Kingston, will house the plant which will begin assembling houses for the JOS next month."
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Moulton Barrett House, Falmouth
Two-storey building in Falmouth, located on lands once owned by Edward Moulton Barrett and the Barrett family in the 18th century.
