Gardens

Postcard of Jardin Lerdo. Presented to President Truman by E. H. Agurtamiento of Xalapa, Mexico.

Postcard of Terraza del Jardin Juarez. Presented to President Truman by E. H. Agurtamiento of Xalapa, Mexico.

Boxwood hedges in the upper garden at Mount Vernon, Virginia, home of George Washington.

This is a general view of the mass Congressional Medal of Honor presentation ceremony held in the White House Garden in which fifteen servicemen were awarded the Honor. President Harry S. Truman is shown here, center, presenting the award to Corporal Thomas E. Atkins, Campobello, South Carolina. Includes partial view of the south side of the White House and the West Executive Office Building. General George C. Marshall is seated on the far right, second from the left. Major General Harry Vaughan is standing next to the United States glad near the table holding the medals.

This is a view of a Japanese garden from behind a fence. Image was taken by John Brannon who was a defense attorney for the International Military Tribunal of the Far East who represented Japanese war criminals in Tokyo, Japan.

This is a view of the courtyard at Cecilienhof in Potsdam, Germany. The floral star in the center of the courtyard was described as red by Richard Beckman.

This is a view of the courtyard at Cecilienhof in Potsdam, Germany. The floral star in the center of the courtyard was described as red by Richard Beckman.

This is a photograph looking into the courtyard at Cecilienhof in Potsdam, Germany. The floral star at the center of the courtyard was described as red in color by Richard Beckman, Agent, Criminal Investigation Division, U.S. Army who was assigned to protect President Harry S. Truman at the Potsdam Conference in Germany.

This is a view of the courtyard at Cecilienhof in Potsdam, Germany. The floral star in the center of the courtyard was described as red by Richard Beckman.

The flower pavilion in Bagnoles, France.