U.S. Army Signal Corps

Stanley Richardson, traveling with a group that appears to have business in Europe regarding petroleum, on Hitler's yacht. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.

Group of people on Hitler's yacht, during visit to Germany. From left to right: Elaine Owens; Ellen Downes (half blocked); Secretary Harold L. Ickes; and Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.

Dining room on Hitler's yacht. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.

View of Hitler's yacht at Wiesbaden. Yacht was a gift by the city of Cologne and was captured intact by U.S. Army at Wiesbaden.

Yacht presented to Hitler by city of Cologne and captured intact by the U.S. Army on the Rhine at Wiesbaden. Unidentified soldiers standing on deck.

Student's prison cell at Heidelberg University. Secretary Harold L. Ickes in picture.

Group of people outside Heidelberg University. From left to right: unidentified local guide; Sam Botsford; unidentified U.S. Army Officer; Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies; Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes; and Ellen Downes.

Men standing outside I.G. Farben office building which housed General Dwight D. Eisenhower's Headquarters. From left to right: George A. Hill, Jr. (Defense Supply Corporation); W. Alton Jones; and William R. Boyd, Jr.

Group of petroleum people with General Dwight D. Eisenhower in his office. From front to back in circle: R.E Hardwicke; George A. Hill, Jr.; William R. Boyd, Jr.; Brigadier General Owen Summers; Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies; Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes; W. Alton Jones; and General Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Group of people in General Dwight D. Eisenhower's office. From left to right: Secretary Harold L. Ickes; Captain Thomas Higginson; Brigadier General Owen Summers; and Ralph K. Davies.