Portraits

Portrait of Brigadier General Robert B. Landry, U.S. Air Force. The photograph is autographed as follows: "To the crew of 'The Independence,' an outstanding group of men and a great team, from their friend, Robert Landry. Sept. 1951." The Independence refers to the presidential airplane. From: Francis W. Williams Papers.

Portrait of Katie Louchheim used in conjunction with her oral history.

Portrait of Geoffrey Lewis used in conjunction with his oral history. He was with the State Department from 1949-1970. Donor: Mr. Lewis.

Portrait of Victor F. Swyden that was used in conjunction with his oral history interview. Donor: Mr. Swyden.

Portrait of Frank Holeman which was used with his oral history interview. Mr. Holeman was a reporter with the Washington Bureau of the New York Daily News, 1942-1965. Donor: Mr. Holeman.

Portrait of Michael H. Cardozo used in his oral history interview. Donor: Mr. Cardozo.

Portrait of Dr. Lincoln Gordon used in his oral history interview. Dr. Gordon was a consultant for the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission in 1947; a consultant with the Economic Cooperation Administration in 1948; and a special assistant to President Truman from 1950-1951. Donor: Dr. Gordon.

Portrait of Regna Vanatta used in her oral history interview. Regna Vanatta is standing in front of the Vanatta store. Donor: Ms. Vanatta.

Portrait of Hoyt Walkup used in his oral history interview. Donor: Mr. Walkup.

Portrait of Anna Lord Strauss used in her oral history interview. She was a member of the President's Commission on Internal Security and Individual Rights and President of the League of Women Voters from 1944-1950. Donor: Ms. Strauss.