Mountains

Typical of Japan's scenic beauty is this view of the mountains in vicinity of Nikko, Japan, famous for its shrines. From: Scrapbook presented to Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan on the occasion of his visit to General Headquarters U.S. Army Forces, Pacific in Tokyo, Japan, July 1946.

The Florida mountains outside Deming. This is a view of the mountains from the road that leads to Old Mexico.

Farm with haystacks at the foot of the Florida Mountains near Deming, New Mexico.

The upriver side of Grand Coulee Dam, looking north. The thin straight line to the right of center is the top of the dam. A little bit of the town of Grand Coulee, Washington can be seen above the dam. This was probably taken during President Truman's western trip.

This is a view of the Bavarian Alps seen from Berechtesgaden, Germany on the way to the "Eagle's Nest," Adolf Hitler's retreat during World War II. This photo is from a trip made by several Congressmen and government officials to the Far East.

This is a view of the Bavarian Alps from a hotel in Berchtesgaden, Germany. This photo is from a trip made by several Congressmen and government officials to the Far East.

This is a view of a Japanese building with clouds hanging low near a mountain. Taken in post-war Japan.

This is a view of rooftops and a mountainside in Japan. Photo most likely taken by John Brannon who was a defense attorney during the War Crimes Trials in Japan.

Hisako San stands next to a stone railing. A mountain peak and water are behind her. Photo was likely taken by John Brannon who was a defense attorney for the Japanese war criminals during the International Military Tribunal for the Far East in Tokyo, Japan.

The Seven Hills, or Seven Mountains (German: Siebengebirge), is a Central Uplandish hill range on the east bank of the Middle Rhine, southeast of Bonn, Germany.