Women

Photograph taken outside showing civilian men and women practicing firing their guns. Perhaps taken in Czechoslovakia or another Iron Curtain country.

Exterior view of unidentified woman in a field with her parachute and identified as: "The happy smile of the girl-paratrooper after the first successful jump." Photo taken in country behind the Iron Curtain, perhaps Czechoslovakia. Appears to be an illustration found in publication "Svet V Obrazech" for July 26, 1952.

Exterior group scene of two unidentified young women standing on either side of an unidentified young man. Location not given, perhaps taken at the Charles W. Thayer vacation home. Photo is from a contact sheet for which we have original negatives.

Exterior view which includes James (Jimmy) Thayer on the right standing beside an unidentified woman. Location appears to be at the Thayer vacation home called Laubau located in Bavaria. A portion of the home is in view.

Seated view believed to be Gertrude (Muzzy) Thayer, mother of diplomat and author Charles W. Thayer.

An unidentified couple on the shore during vacation.

Exterior view of James (Jimmy) D. Thayer, son of Charles and Cynthia Thayer, as a small child posed with a dog and unidentified woman, possibly a maid.

Exterior view of an unidentified man and woman, taken at Charles Thayer's vacation home named Laubau believed to be located in Bavaria. May be caretakers or close neighbors.

Exterior view of infant James Thayer, son of Charles and Cynthia Thayer, being held by unidentified woman at undisclosed location. Woman may be the child's grandmother, Charles Thayer's mother Gertrude.

Mary Ethel Noland (left) and Nellie Noland (right) at the Truman farm in Grandview, Missouri. The Nolands were cousins of Harry S. Truman.