Water Wheel and Railroad Bridge
A water wheel and railroad bridge on a river near Dran, Vietnam.
Railroads
Waterwheel and Railroad Bridge
a railroad bridge is spanning an unidentified river with a water wheel in the foreground, somewhere in Vietnam.
1914 Locomotive at the Tan Mai Wood Panel Plant
A 1914 locomotive used at the wood panel plant in Tan Mai, Vietnam.
John R. Steelman Congratulates Thomas C. Cashen on His Retirement
Thomas C. Cashen (left), former President of the Switchmen's Union and retiring chief of the Railway Labor Executives' Association, receives the President's Certificate of Merit from John R. Steelman (center). President Harry Fraser (right) of the Order of Railroad Conductors succeeded Cashen as Chairman of the Railway Labor Executives' Association.
President Truman Waves from the Back of the Presidential Train During the Whistlestop Campaign
Good photo of President Harry S. Truman waving from the back of the Presidential Train. He is on a whistlestop campaign tour, location unknown. Secret Service agent Roy Kellerman stands at bottom right. From: The photo was found in a folder in the audiovisual room named "unnumbered prints."
President Truman, Bess Truman, and Margaret Truman Wave from the Rear Platform of the Presidential Train
President Harry S. Truman, with the First Lady at left and daughter Margaret Truman, leave on the Presidential train on a 6,000 mile journey. The Chief Executive was going on a "non-political" speaking tour. This photo is similar to 66-1768.
President Truman Addressing a Crowd on His 66th Birthday
President Harry S. Truman is shown on the rear of a train, addressing a crowd in Grand Island, Nebraska. He is beginning his Western Tour. It is the day of this 66th Birthday.
Railroad Station and Locomotive in Thailand
Locomotive stopped outside a railroad station, somewhere in Thailand.
President Harry S. Truman Meets With Representatives of the Railroad Unions
President Harry S. Truman (seated) speaks with members of railroad unions and railroad executives after they reached an agreement to avert a railroad strike over wages. Standing, from left to right: Alvanley Johnston, President of the Brotherhood of Engineers; David Robertson, President of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen; A. J. Glover, President of the Switchmen's Union of North America; William T. Faircy, President of the Association of American Railroads; C. D. Mackay, Assistant Vice President of the Southern Railroad System; Assistant to the President John R.
John R. Steelman with Railroad Negotiating Committee
Assistant to the President John R. Steelman with members of the Railroad Negotiating Committee in the Cabinet Room at the White House. Around the table, from left to right: W. S. Baker, Lawrence W. Horning, Daniel P. Loomis, Leverett Edwards, J. P. Shields, R. O. Hughes and David B. Robertson.