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Hugh Lawson Shearer (left) and other government officials visiting with Alexander Bustamante (3rd left) and his wife at Jamaica House on his birthday.

The British flag, the Union Jack, is lowered by two members of the Jamaica armed forces in celebration of Jamaica's independence.

Portrait of G.C. [Gerald Claude] Foster, Jamaican sportsman for whom G. C. Foster College was named.

The Government Secondary School in Montego Bay; a rectangular two-storey building with a staircase leading to the door of the Upper Floor, and multiple windows to provide adequate ventilation.

The Most Rev. Enos Nuttall, Archbishop of the West Indies seated in a high back chair, wearing a ceremonial robe with a crucifix around his neck and holding a book.

View of King Street in Down Town, Kingston, as seen from the Victoria Market. A number fifteen tramcar and several horse-drawn carriages are in the street.

A view of Port Royal and Kingston, Jamaica showing the coastlines, mountain ranges and ships coming into the harbour.

Distant view of Kings House in the Spanish Town square. Well manicured lawn with tall palm trees are visible in the foreground.

Linval Reid of Camperdown High School (right) winning the Class One 100 metres in a record time of 10.3 seconds at the Boys's Athletic Championships at the National Stadium.

Colin Hall of Clarendon College winning the Class Two Shot Putt with a throw of 48 feet at the Boy's Athletic Championships.