On most pages there are two panels of pictures
Left panel of pictures
Downtown Kumasi
The Old Palace of the Asantehene
The Central Market in Kumasi
Bryanston School
Clare College Cambridge from the Cam
Clare College, Approach from the river
The Gate of Honor, Caius College, Cambridge
Yale University
Cornell University
Duke University
Harvard University
Harvard Square
Princeton University
Kumasi 

Right Panel of Pictures
At home in New York
My parents with President Nkrumah
Grandfather with Gandhi
Engagement picture of my parents
Another engagement picture
Their wedding rings
Me with my parents and my grandmother at Frith Hill in Gloucestershire
With my parents
With my sister Isobel
The whole family in the early sixties: Mum, Dad, Adwoa, Isobel, Abena and Me
My grandparents, Stafford and Isobel Cripps
My uncle, Otumfuo Nana Poku Ware II
Mother with brother and sisters: John Cripps, Theresa Ricketts, Diana Cripps, Mum
Me at home in Kumasi in the seventies
Dad, dressed for the office
With my sisters on my 50th birthday
With Henry at home in Pennington

On the page for "The Honor Code" the panel pictures are:
A version of the Wedgewood anti-slavery image "Am I not a man and a brother?"
Two cartoons of the Wellington-Winchilsea duel, dsicussed in Chapter 1 of "The Honor Code"
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/depsta/iss/archives/wellington/duel16a.htm
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/depsta/iss/archives/wellington/duel17a.htm
The Gate of Honor, Caius College, Cambridge
Winchilsea's Broadside against Catholic Emancipation
A Chinese woman's bound foot