Section of frame at top of Zion Cable. This cable is a half mile long and is used to convey lumber down the perpendicular precipice to the valley below. William Louis Crawford is shown at the controls
Three Brothers. Hiram Ruesch home at left. James Crawford property at right. This is the location of the present Entrance Station at Zion South Entrance. Photograph was taken prior to 1931 at which time the property was added to the Park
Zion National Park headquarters built 1923-24. It was located on the curve of road at west end of river bridge. Harold Russell's Dodge touring car is in front
Much material had to be taken to the tunnel site and the camp before the road was built from the bottom of the canyon. Therefore a cable was stretched across the canyon and a vertical cable to lift a backet, or platform, from the area of the two...
One of Mussolini's World Fair buildings between Bagnoli and Naples (hospital area). The fresco at the bottom is one story high. The end of the spear shaft is even with the sixth floor of the ten story building (See "World War II as Viewed from My...
Anzio Beachhead, Garibaldi's tomb and Company B's Command Post is under the trees at left (See "World War II as Viewed from My Foxhole" by Jasper Louis Crawford, p. 49 and 53)
Near casualty. Jasper Louis Crawford was standing where the stick is leaning when a 50 caliber slug hit. It busted his carbine and went through a box of candy bars he had just received in the mail. Note the scar on the tree just above the binocular...
Pyramid is the tomb of Caius Cestius, Rome, Italy. St. Paul's gate is to the right of the pyramid. (See "World War II as Viewed from My Foxhole" by Jasper Louis Crawford, p. 67)
In the town of Glonville, France, a farmer is starting to move the winter's accumulation of fertilizer to his farm. Each day stables are cleaned and new straw placed on the floors. Some of those piles are on top of cement cisterns, the tops of...
Reipertsweiler, the steep roof in the foreground is part an old church. The part of the town beyond the meadow was occupied by the enemy while the Allies held this side. Note how the meadow is marked by many shell holes. (See "World War II as...
The final jump-off point. The jump-off was made at night under flood lights. This is an enemy tank that tried to stop the jump-off (See "World War II as Viewed from My Foxhole" by Jasper Louis Crawford, p. 110)
Soldiers held services in Naples at the Victor Emmanuel School. Jasper Louis Crawford is on the left. Eldin Ricks, Chaplain is center. (See "World War II as Viewed from My Foxhole" by Jasper Louis Crawford, p. 31)
The final jump-off point. Almost reminiscent of WW I, this was the front line for several weeks before the final jump-off into Germany. Woods and towns both suffered due to the stalemate. The tank is German. (See "World War II as Viewed from My...
Bavaria, summer 1945. Tall stakes at left and right in photograph are for the growing of hops, which are used in the brewing of beer. Many such fields were seen in southern Germany. Crop in the foreground is probably oats. (See "World War II as...
Lieutenant Alfonse Castro. Moving fast into Germany, there wasn't time to set up kitchens every day, so it was take a break when you can and prepare your own rations. The small canister is a German gas mask container which GIs found to be good...