Dwellings

This is a photograph of the exterior of a home in Versailles, France. Address is 18 Avenue de Villeneuve l'Etang.

Richard Beckman stands in front of the exterior of a home in Versailles, France. The address was 18 Ave Villeneuve l'Etang.

A Chinese grave is in the foreground with a farmhouse beyond in Hunan Province, China.

Frank N. Roberts poses with a group of men at the Governor's residence in Honnam, Canton, China. From left to right: General Cohen, British Adviser and Bodyguard; Hung Chi, Governor's Secretary; David Loo, News; James, United Press; Mr. Linnell; Governor Wu Tich Ch'eng; Captain Frank N. Roberts; Blix, British News; Graham-Barrow, Reuters; Durdin, New York Times; L. K. Little, Customs.

This is a photograph of the interior of the room that Richard Beckman lived in while staying with the Abery family in Reading, England during World War II.

This is a photograph of the interior of the room that Richard Beckman lived in while staying with the Abery family in Reading, England during World War II.

This is a photograph of the interior of the room that Richard Beckman lived in while staying with the Abery family in Reading, England during World War II.

View of home at 77 Kenelworth Ave, in Reading, England during World War II. Richard Beckman stayed in this house with the Abery family while stationed in England.

Exterior view of 24 Wellington Square in Oxford, England where Richard Beckman, an agent with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment lived during World War II.

Street view of a flat in Oxford, England during World War II. The address given is 24 Wellington Square, Oxford. Richard Beckman, an agent in the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment, lived here during the war.