Monuments

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.

Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder (foreground) presented a reproduction of the Liberty Bell to the people of Annecy, France. France gave replicas of the Liberty Bells to each of the 48 states, and those Bells were manufactured in Annecy. Others in the background are unidentified.

Professional photograph from a packet of tourist photographs of Salt Lake City, Utah. This picture is entitled "Seagull Monument" which is in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Professional photograph from a packet of tourist photographs of Salt Lake, Utah. This picture is entitled "Mormon Battalion Monument, Capitol Grounds."

Professional photograph from a packet of tourist photographs of Salt Lake, Utah. This picture is entitled "Monument to Brigham Young and Mormon Pioneers, Salt Lake City."

Professional photograph from a packet of tourist photographs of Salt Lake, Utah. This picture is entitled "Memorial Monument, Memory Park, Salt Lake City, Utah."

Photograph of the monument to the heroes of Caserta, Italy. Inscription across top reads "Caserta Ai Suoi Eroi".

Photograph of the El Jedid Mosque in Martyrs Square in Oran, Algeria. The mosque was built in 1660. The statue in front of the building is unidentified.

Statue of Joan d'Arc in front of the Cathedral de Sacre Coeur in Oran, Algeria, with other commercial buildings in the background.

Photograph of the El Jedid Mosque in Martyrs Square in Oran, Algeria, with crowds gathered around the statue outside.