Historic sites

Left to right: Crown Prince Amir Saud of Saudi Arabia, His Excellency Fuad Bey Hamza, His Excellency Assad Al-Faqih, and His Excellency Sulaiman Al-Hamad lay a wreath at the grave of George Washington at Mount Vernon, Virginia.

Crown Prince Amir Saud of Saudi Arabia and his party during their visit to the United States. This photo was taken on the lawn outside Mount Vernon, George Washington's home in Virginia. Left to right: unidentified, His Excellency Fuad Bey Hamza, two unidentified men, Crown Prince Saud, His Excellency Assad Al-Faqih, His Excellency Sulaiman Al-Hamad, unidentified, Major Mohammad Al-Namlah, two unidentified.

Crown Prince Amir Saud of Saudi Arabia and his party during their visit to the United States. This photo was taken on the lawn outside Mount Vernon, George Washington's home in Virginia. Left to right: unidentified, His Excellency Fuad Bey Hamza, two unidentified men, Crown Prince Saud, His Excellency Assad Al-Faqih, His Excellency Sulaiman Al-Hamad, unidentified, Major Mohammad Al-Namlah, unidentified.

Crown Prince Amir Saud of Saudi Arabia signs the guest book at Mount Vernon as other Saudi Arabian dignitaries look on.

Crown Prince Amir Saud of Saudi Arabia speaks into a microphone on the porch of George Washington's home at Mount Vernon while other unidentified people look on.

An unidentified group of dignitaries examine an exhibit concerning the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Museum at Ford's Theater.

A group of unidentified dignitaries tour exhibits relating to the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Museum at Ford's Theater.

A group of unidentified dignitaries in the doorway of the Lincoln Museum at Ford's Theater in Washington, D.C., the site of President Lincoln's assassination. This event was part of the celebration of Lincoln's birthday.

Prince Abd al-Ilah of Iraq (fourth from the right) and representatives of the governments of the United States and Iraq, standing in front of George Washington's home at Mt. Vernon, Virginia. Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes is in the front row, third from the right. All others are unidentified.

The Truman family (Harry, Bess, and Margaret) visit Fort Jefferson National Monument, in the Dry Tortugas off Key West, Florida. Mrs. Truman and Margaret are shown with John Steelman (second from left in white hat), Stanley Woodward (behind President with no hat), Admiral William Leahy (far right) and Leslie Biffle in front of Mrs. Truman. From: album from Captain Robert L. Dennison.