Lakes

Lake Shikotsu in Hokkaido, Japan.

Emily Gardiner at Lake Shikotsu, on Hokkaido, Japan. The lake is part of a national park.

Emily Gardiner with people identified as the Gaiduks and Dodsons at Lake Shikotsu, Hokkaido, Japan. The Lake is part of a national park in Japan.

Lake Shikotsu at Hokkaido, Japan.

Kurobe Lake in the Nagano Prefecture, Japan. Mountains can be seen in the distance.

A photograph of Lake Lasseter with a small monument dedicated to Dillard Lasseter. Inscription on plaque on monument reads: "Lake Lasseter/Dillard Brown Lasseter - Distinguished Georgian and State Administrator of N.Y.A. [National Youth Administration] in Georgia, 1935-1939, who did more than any other man in cooperation with the F.S.A. to create Camp John Hope. This marker unveiled October 21, 1950 in recognition of his unselfish service to the youth of this state." Original photograph is in oversize file.

An unidentified mountain with bodies of water in the foreground and background, somewhere in Vietnam.

President Harry S. Truman fishes in Puget Sound, Washington. From left to right: Secret Serviceman George Drescher, Nick Bez, Washington Governor Monrad C. Wallgren, President Truman, and Costa Lazzaretti. The outside border of the photograph has handwritten identifications and description of photo (handwriting unknown).

President Harry S. Truman (center) shows off the fish he caught, while fishing with Governor Monrad C. Wallgren in Puget Sound, Washington. From left to right: Secret Serviceman George Drescher, Nick Bez, President Truman, Governor Monrad C. Wallgren, and Costa Lazzaretti.

President Harry S. Truman fishes in Puget Sound, Washington. From left to right: Secret Serviceman George Drescher, Nick Bez, Washington Governor Monrad C. Wallgren, President Truman, and Costa Lazzaretti.