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Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon Antony Armstrong Jones seen here during the ceremony to mark the independence of the Island of Jamaica. 6th August 1962
HMS Renown seen here in Kingston harbour, Jamaica with the Duke and Duchess of York aboard. Circa January 1927
Princess Margaret attends Military Display at Up-Park Camp, Jamaica, at which Her Royal Highness inspected the Jamaica Regiment and took the Salute at the Trooping of the Colour
Premier Alexander Bustamante (left) with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson during Jamaican Independence Celebrations in Kingston. 6th August 1962
Jamaican emigrants arrive at Waterloo Station 22nd September 1954 A train load of hopes reached London when nearly 700 Jamaicans arrived In search of work
Jamaican emigrants arriving at Waterloo Station 22nd September 1954 A train load of hopes reached London when nearly 700 Jamaicans arrived In search of work. Most of the arrivals were men
Three Maroon girls seen here returning from school in St Elizabeth, Jamaica 15th August 1962
A young Maroon woman poses for the camera in her home in St Elizabeth, Jamaica 15th August 1962
Ice deliveries to shops along Spanish Town Road, Kingston, Jamaica. 19th May 1963
Jamaican Maroons pose for the camera outside their house in St Elizabeth. The Maroons are descendants of escaped slaves who established free communities in the mountainous interior of Jamaica during
Grants Restaurant and Bar on Spanish Town Road, Kingston, Jamaica. 19th May 1963
A Morris Oxford undergoing repairs at a auto repair garage off the Spanish Town Road, Kingston, Jamaica/ 19th May 1963
Colonel Walter James Robertson, the elderly Jamaican Maroon Chief in full uniform outside his house in St Elizabeth. The Maroons are descendants of escaped slaves who established free communities in
A small boy seen here carrying water from the local standpipe home in Jonestown, Kingston, Jamaica 2nd August 1962
Dirrell Moss and his family. Mr Moss is a house painter by trade and lives in the Jonestown district of Kingston. With no regular work in Jamaica for Dirrel he has decided to emigrate with his family
Spanish Town Road, Kingston Jamaica. 19th May 1963
Members of the crowd try to gain a vantage point in the trees surround the Parade Ground in Kingston Jamaica for the Independence celebrations 6th August 1962
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson seen here at the Parade Ground in Kingston during Jamaican Independence Celebrations. 6th August 1962
Premier Alexander Bustamante (left) with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson during Jamaican Independence Celebrations. 6th August 1962
Small boy on the streets of Kingston less than impressed with the celebrations of Jamaician Independence. 6th August 1962
Six-inch guns crew of H. M.s Jamaica. Jamaica is adopted by the Borough of BristolSix-inch guns crew of H.M.S Jamaica. Jamaica is adopted by the Borough of Bristol. March 1944
Cyril Davies Winston Churchills bodyguard driving him through Kingston Jamaica receiving the key to the city. circa 1940s or 1950s
The scene by night at Kingston Harbour, Jamaica, showing Cruiser Colombo, on left, and Renown during the visit of the Duke and Duchess ot York at Jamaica. P000030
Cyril Davies bodyguard to Winston Churchill in Spanish town Jamaica. Circa 1940s
The villa in Montego bay where Nick Faldo is staying with new girlfriend Brenna
Nick Faldo gives his caddie Fanny a lift in a golf car in Jamaica
