Dogs

Exterior view which contains diplomat and author Charles W. Thayer on the left and an unidentified hunting guide on the right. The men appear to be dressed in traditional hunting apparel and are thought to be hunting in the Bavarian area of Germany. The shot deer is located in front of Thayer and the hunting dog is on the ground to the right. Both Charles Thayer and his wife Cynthia were fond of hunting in European settings, especially in Germany.

Cynthia Thayer, wife of Charles W. Thayer, can be seen outside walking down a path with an unidentified hunting guide and his dog. She and her husband were on a hunting trip believed to have been located in the Bavarian part of Germany. Both Charles Thayer and his wife Cynthia were fond of hunting in European settings, especially in Germany.

Exterior view with a young Charles Thayer standing beside an automobile and holding ducks recently shot. At his feet are two dogs. The duck shooting expedition he was on took place 75 miles outside of Moscow near Zagorsk, Russia. Those mentioned in Thayer's typewritten account that went along with him included: Eddy Page, Grecia, a Red Army Brigadier General, the chief warden of the Army preserve and guides. Charles Thayer was living in Moscow, Russia at the time.

Exterior view of a black dog standing near a house or structure. The dog may have belonged to Charles Thayer. This photograph was included in Thayer's typewritten diary kept while he lived in Moscow, Russia during the 1930s.

Exterior view of a black dog lying near a house or structure. The dog may have belonged to Charles Thayer. This photograph was included in Thayer's typewritten diary kept while he lived in Moscow, Russia during the 1930s.

Exterior view of a black dog lying near a house or structure. The dog may have belonged to Charles Thayer. This photograph was included in Thayer's typewritten diary kept while he lived in Moscow, Russia during the 1930s.

Exterior view of a group of Russians and a dog posed by an automobile and taken during a duck hunting expedition near Zagorsk, Russia. Charles Thayer went with the group. Others he mentions in his typewritten diary that others that went include: Eddy Page, Grecia, a Red Army Brigadier General, the chief warden of the Army preserve and local guides. Charles Thayer was living in Moscow at the time in 1935.

Former Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder with his dog, Beau.

Portrait of an unidentified woman with a dog.

Portrait of James Chapman with an unidentified woman and dog.