Dogs

An unidentified smiling sailor on leave at Camp Dealey holds a puppy while standing in front of what looks like a submarine. The camp was located on the east coast of the southern part of Guam and provided recreation for submariners in 1944-1945. Photograph is part of an album entitled "WWII Camp Dealey Sub Recuperation Camp."

Ambassador Stanton Griffis, third from right, with a group of unidentified persons displaying the results of a game bird hunt. A dog stands with them on the right. This photo is one of four mounted in a folder. The cover of the folder has a seal that reads 'B Dehesa El Molinillo." Below that the folder cover reads, "4 de Noviembre de 1951 - Ciudad Real (Espana).

Exterior view with United States Ambassador to Italy, 1946-1952, James C. Dunn seen carrying his dog and walking on Rome's Ciampino Airport runway toward his flight. Newspaper clipping attached to back of photograph reads: "U.S. Ambassador James C. Dunn left yesterday via KLM for Frankfurt on the first leg of his summer vacation. He was accompanied by Mrs. Dunn, their daughter and two grandchildren. From Germany they continue to Scandinavia." Man on the right is not identified. Other members of the party can be seen behind them.

Exterior view of a group of four people, two men and two women, as well as a dog. Location not given, but photo is believed to have been taken when Charles Thayer was hunting in the Balkans area of Eastern Europe. Thayer was known to have traveled to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania to hunt. Original negative in Library.

Exterior view of a group of four people, two men and two women, as well as a dog. Location not given, but photo is believed to have been taken when Charles Thayer was hunting in the Balkans area of Eastern Europe. Thayer was known to have traveled to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania to hunt. Original negative in Library.

Exterior view of an unidentified man and a hunting dog. Photo is believed to have been taken when Charles Thayer was hunting in the Balkans area of Eastern Europe. Thayer was known to have traveled to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania to hunt. Original negative in Library.

Captain James H. Foskett (center, background) departs from the USS Augusta after his change in command ceremony. Unidentified soldiers give Captain Foskett a salute.

An unidentified Navy officer gives a speech during the change of command ceremony for Captain James H. Foskett (far left) aboard the USS Augusta. All others unidentified.

Averell Harriman and Marie Norton Whitney Harriman with a dog.

Exterior view which includes a group of 13 men and a dog in a wooded area and by a jeep vehicle. The men may be part of a hunting club that went hunting with Charles Thayer in the Balkans area of eastern Europe. Thayer was known to have traveled to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania to hunt. Original negative in Library.