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Rasta Worship - Kneel in Worship

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Rastafarian brethren kneel in worship at a gathering.

Rastafarians

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A Rastafarian man displaying the Rastafarian colours - red, green and gold on his garments.

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Jacob Johnson, son of Thomas Johnson, R. H.

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Half portrait of Jacob Johnson, son of Thomas Johnson.

King Street

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Vehicular and pedestrian traffic along King Street, Kingston, which is lined with commercial buildings.

Happy Days

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A young man and a woman enjoying a ride on a cart drawn by a donkey along a rural road.

Alexander Bustamante, St. William Grant leaving Central Police Station

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Labour leaders St. William Grant (left) and Alexander Bustamante (right) being escorted by the police from Central Police Station after being arrested.

L-R: G.O. Marke, Prince Kojo Houenon, Marcus Garvey, NY, 1924

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Marcus Garvey (right), with George O. Marke (left) and Prince Kojo Tovalou - Houenon of Dahomey in Harlem, New York, 1924.

Jamaica Railways, Porus

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Passengers standing on the platform in front of the station building at the Porus Railway Station in Manchester, Jamaica.

Stone breakers

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An illustration showing stone breakers breaking stones and a woman with a bucket of stones on her head. Overseers are supervising the stone breakers.

Blake, Sir Arthur

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Photograph of Sir Henry Arthur Blake, British diplomat who served as governor of Jamaica from 1889 to 1898.