Signs and signboards

Sign advertising the availability of tickets for purchase for seating in Inaugural Grandstand No. 6.

Billboard featuring President Harry S. Truman and Vice President Alben Barkley offering a welcome to Washington, D.C., for the 1949 Inaugural festivities.

Three unidentified German soldiers sitting inside a military vehicle. The three men in the photo are looking at a map while at the Kaiserbaracke crossroads in Belgium. From a group of captured German photographs.

An unidentified German officer checks a map for directions at the Kaiserbaracke crossroads in Southeast Belgium. Both German and American signs can be seen on the signpost. From a group of captured German photographs.

A German convoy on the crossroads of Kaiserbaracke in Belgium. The broken sign indicates their position being 13 kilometers from Malmedy and 8 kilometers from St. Vith, Belgium.

A German convoy on the crossroads of Kaiserbaracke in Belgium. The broken sign indicates their position being 13 kilometers from Malmedy and 8 kilometers from St. Vith, Belgium. From a group of captured German photographs.

A German convoy drives by the Kaiserbacke crossroads in Belgium. Road sign indicates directions to Malmedy and St. Vith. From a group of captured German photographs.

A broken sign post at the Kaiserbaracke, Belgium crossroads. From a group of captured German photographs.

The official insignia of NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

A historical marker on the Church of Malate, Manila, Philippines, which was heavily damaged in the bombing of the Philippines during World War II. Donor: John Paxton.