Large Opening in Rock Formation, Okinawa
A large opening in a rock formation in Okinawa, Japan visited by the Statistical Advisory Board.
Landscape
Rock Formations in Water in Okinawa
Unidentified rock formations in a pool of water in Okinawa, Japan. The area was visited by the Statistical Advisory Board.
Hills of Okinawa
Countryside view of Okinawa, Japan, during the Statistical Advisory trip.
Countryside in Okinawa
Countryside view of Okinawa, Japan during the Statistical Advisory trip.
Scenic View From Hilltop
Looking out over the area from the hilltop. The location is unidentified. Possibly taken in New York area.
Road on Hillside
The road goes back and forth up the hillside to reach the top. The location is unidentified. Possibly taken in the New York area.
Aerial View of Eastern Lac LaCroix Showing Virgin Red and White Pine
Aerial view of looking north across Boulder Bay to the eastern portion of Lac LaCroix showing virgin Red and White Pine capable of yielding 325,000 board feet of lumber per acre.
Forest Scene from an Undetermined Area in Region 9 U.S. Forest Service
Forest scene from an undetermined area in Region 9, U.S. Forest Service. Photos 2009-3080-01 through 2009-3080-107 were originally mounted in a leather bound binder with the gold embossed title, "Picture Memories of Region Nine." Region Nine, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, covered twenty states in the Eastern Region: Maine, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Indiana, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maryland, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Delaware, and New Jersey. Mr.
Boise Basin from Bald Mountain Lookout at Boise National Forest
Boise Basin from Bald Mountain Lookout at Boise National Forest. Photos 2009-2970 through 2009-2987 are from a typewritten notebook with a title page which reads, "United States Department of Agriculture. Forest Service. Inspection Trip. Lyle F. Watts - Chief, Forest Service. W.B. Rice - Regional Forester. Boise National Forest. August 3 to 4, 1945. Presented by T. H. Van Meter, Forest Supervisor, Boise National Forest."
Unidentified Men Inspect a Spillway in Lind, Washington
Unidentified men inspect a spillway in Lind, Washington. On the back of the photo, Lyle Watts writes, "Lind, Wash. Rain of .13 inch on Jan 15, 1931 deposited 12 000 cu. ft. soil above dam filling dam to crest of spillway. Drainage area 871 acres. Soil was frozen at time of run-off. Maximum flow was 79 cu. ft. per sec."