Roads

Unidentified natives walking on the road near Cavite, Luzon, Philippines. Donor: John Paxton.

Scene at the side of the Autobahn inside Berlin, Germany, showing a German woman caring for a grave while Russian troops pass on their way out of the American zone.

The famous Keys Highway between Boca Chica and Key West, Florida. This photo was taken during President Harry S. Truman's vacation in Key West.

Road sign along the highway in Key West, Florida, announcing the beginning of U.S. Route 1 to Fort Kent, Maine. This photo was taken during President Harry S. Truman's ninth vacation trip to Key West, Florida.

Looking north along the Key highway with Boca Chica in the background. This photo was taken during President Harry S. Truman's ninth vacation trip to Key West, Florida.

View of the road which leads to St. Catherine's Monastery seen in the distance. Described by Charles Thayer as "the Monastery from the road approaching it from the west." Photograph taken as part of a trip author and diplomat Charles Thayer and his wife Cynthia took to the area in March 1961. Photos intended for possible magazine article. Original negatives are in the collection of the Harry S. Truman Library.

The famous Keys Highway between Boca Chica and Key West, Florida. This photo was taken during President Harry S. Truman's vacation in Key West.

Palm trees sway in the breeze on a section of the Keys Highway, between Boca Chica and Key West, Florida, probably taken after President Harry S. Truman's trip to Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Cuba. From: Naval Photo Center, sent to the Truman Library by the National Archives. Original 4x5 negative.

Distance view of what appears to be troops, perhaps British, traveling along a winding road. Back of photograph identifies as: "The road to Razmak, Waziristan - N.W.F.P." (North West Frontier Province?)

Caravan view identified on back of photograph as: "One sees many caravans on the roads, with women and children and chickens and thin goats and fat tail sheep, moving down from the mountains of Afghanistan and from the tribal hill to the plains of India. The chickens and children are perched on top of the camels. The Bactrian camel, dark and shaggy, is a magnificent beast but is not in this picture."