Buildings

129th Field Artillery, 35th Division, United States Army Headquarters near Courcemont, France. From: 35th Division scrapbook

Post of Command in Cheppy, France, for the 129th Field Artillery, Field Artillery Brigade, 35th Division, United States Army. This was taken in France during World War I. From: 35th Division scrapbook

Westport Men's Wear Company owned by Eddie Jacobson was at the corner of 39th and Main Street in Kansas City, Missouri. The sign over the door reads, "Arrow Shirts" and below that, "Botany 500." The signs above the awnings are the same both left and right. They read, "Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes" and "Eddie Jacobson." A nighttime photo is 2008-270. Photo 2008-277 shows the interior. From: Elinor Borenstine.

Eddie Jacobson showing hats inside his store at 39th and Main in Kansas City. He shows a large array of hats with hat boxes stored above the racks. In the lower left of the photo, you can see some of the shirts and ties he has for sale. For the exterior of the store see photos 2008-269 and 2008-270. Mr. Jacobson was a friend of Harry S. Truman and a former business partner. From: Elinor Borenstine.

Unidentified view taken looking out from an entry way of some type toward buildings in what is believed to be Moscow, Russia. Original photograph found in typewritten diary (p. 23, backside) that Charles W. Thayer kept while he was in Russia during 1934-35.

This is an image of an unidentified building in Hokkaido, Japan that seems to be influenced by Russian architecture, with the dome and the rounded windows.

This is an aerial view of a construction site in a city, possibly near Tokyo, Japan.

This is an aerial image of a building under construction in a city, possibly near Tokyo, Japan.

A view of a model of a building at a trade fair in Tokyo, Japan, hosted by the People's Republic of China. Two unidentified men are visible in the background.

A View of a building model at a trade fair in Tokyo, Japan, hosted by the People's Republic of China.