155 x 203 mm. Mr. J.A. Peck, Mr. D. Williams, and Mr. Thomas, Assistant Under Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs, are pictured at the opening session of the Jamaica Constitutional Conference at Lancaster House.

154 x 202 mm. Mr. A.R. Thomas (left) Assistant Under Secretary of State, Colonial Affairs, and Sir Hilton Poynton, Permanent Under Secretary of State for the Colonies, are pictured at the opening session of the Jamaica Constitutional Conference at Lancaster House.

154 x 205 mm. Dr. I.S Lloyd, Jamaican Minister of Health, and Mr. F.A. Glasspole, Minister of Education, are pictured at the opening session of the Jamaica Constitutional Conference at Lancaster House.

156 x 203 mm. Delegates to the Jamaica Constitutional Conference pictured at the opening session at Lancaster House, London.

155 x 169 mm. Mr. Norman Manley, Prime Minister of Jamaica, and the Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Mr. D.B. Sangster, are pictured at the opening session of the Jamaica Constitutional Conference.

154 x 182 mm. Mr. D.C. Travares, Member of the House of Representatives, and Mr. E. Richardson, Financial Secretary, are pictured at the opening session of the Jamaica Constitutional Conference at Lancaster House.

152 x 205 mm. Mr. Reginald Maudling, the Colonial Secretary, who was presiding, opens the Jamaica Constitutional Conference at Lancaster House.

238 x 182 mm. A view, looking inland, of a residential area of Kingston probably taken from a tall building. A different section of Harbour Street can be seen in Y307A/5.

213 x 127 mm. A view from ground level of an unsurfaced street junction in Kingston, with a number of commercial premises discernible. There appear to be ‘channels’ cut into the road surface probably made by the wheels of carts. A number of people can be seen along the sides of the street outside the buildings. A different section of Harbour Street can be seen in Y307A/3.

218 x 129 mm. A view of a road with tracks presumably for horse-drawn trams, with a number of commercial premises on either side of the street. The photograph was taken looking down from a height above the tops of almost all the visible buildings.

214 x 138 mm. A view looking down on to a crowded street in Kingston full of people milling around and horse-drawn carriages. Most people seem to be dressed formally, although it is impossible to tell whether this is a specific occasion.

80 x 80 mm. Probably amateur snapshot

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118 x 71 mm. Photographic copy of a watercolour view of morning parade at Up Park Camp, Jamaica. The annotation on the reverse gives details of the uniforms.

217 x 133 mm. A view looking down on Port Maria with the bay in the background. Port Maria, on the north-eastern coast of Jamaica, was at this time largely used as a port for fruit steamers loading bananas grown in the parish of St Mary’s. See also Y307A/13-14.

219 x 127 mm. A view looking across the bay at Port Maria showing the town and jetties, with hills in the background. See also Y307A/11 and 14.

216 x 127 mm. A view looking along an unsurfaced street in Port Maria, with Jamaicans standing in the roadway watching the photographer.

209 x 119 mm. A view from ground level of an unsurfaced street in Kingston, with a number of commercial premises discernible. Only a handful of people can be seen standing in the distance.

221 x 158 mm. A view looking along an unidentified river in Jamaica with two children playing in the water and laundry drying on the banks.

220 x 132 mm. A view of the Royal Mail Steamer ‘Medway’ berthed alongside the dock, with a large number of people carrying woven baskets full of coal from the quayside up a ramp and onto the ship.