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The Scots Hall maroons perform a dance in celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Peace Treaty. Behind them is a banner to mark the occasion.

"Scots Kirk: Venue for Litany of Praise. A religious CARIFESTA event to be held Sunday, July 25, 1970."

"Several prominent women of the Jamaica Federation of Women worshipped yesterday at the Scots Kirk at Duke Street. Lustily singing are (from left to right) Mrs. E.L. Parkinson, Mrs. Hyacinth McPherson, Lady Campbell, Lady Allan, and Mrs. Glasspole,…

View of the St. Andrew Scots Kirk building located at 43a Duke Street, showing a redesigned entrance. It was established in 1813 by citizens of Kingston of Scottish origin.

The St. Andrew's Scots Kirk, Jamaica first Presbyterian church.

The Scorch Dancers in performance in front of an audience.

"Maisie Howard, from the Justice Ministry speaking at the camp was held especially for youngsters from child-care closing exercises of the Easter Camp at Caymanas Bay. The institutions and places of safety throughout the island."

Students use hoes and other tools to plough the soil in the school garden at Empire in Panama.

"This is what a policeman looks like!"

"The Girls at Race Course have their own sports wheel made from the wheels of a dray cart, and its fun time all the way as they whirl round and round."