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San Marino (California), John Pendleton on the telephone
No full textClaremont; San Marino, California, Flashlight Trials. 3 Aug 49. John Pendleton. Big 40. 8 1/100. Plus X.GrayscalePendleton nitrate negative, Box 311 of 38
Bangkok (Thailand), harbor office building
No full textThis set of images of Thailand was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Robert Larimore Pendleton (1890 -1957), soil scientist and Professor of Geography at John Hopkins University. The pictures were taken during Pendleton 's research visits to Thailand from the mid 1930s to 1950s. Pendleton served as agricultural adviser to the United Nations FAO Mission to Siam [Thailand] in 1947-1948 and as the soil scientist at the US Mutual Security Agency's Special Technical and Economic Mission to Thailand in 1952-1953.The new harbor office at the new docks along the Menam Chao P'ya [Chao Phraya (river)], Klong Toei, Bangkok. Central Thailand. March 1948Grayscal
Bangkok (Thailand), Plowing Ceremony
No full textThis set of images of Thailand was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Robert Larimore Pendleton (1890 -1957), soil scientist and Professor of Geography at John Hopkins University. The pictures were taken during Pendleton 's research visits to Thailand from the mid 1930s to 1950s. Pendleton served as agricultural adviser to the United Nations FAO Mission to Siam [Thailand] in 1947-1948 and as the soil scientist at the US Mutual Security Agency's Special Technical and Economic Mission to Thailand in 1952-1953.The Director of Agriculture, acting for the King, officiated at the handle of the plow at the Plowing Ceremony. Spinsters from the Royal Palace, watched by the Brahmin priest and assisted by Royal pages, scatter the padi [paddy] seed. Bangkok, Central Thailand. April, 1936.Grayscal
Bangkok (Thailand), inner Court of Wat Benjamabopit
No full textThis set of images of Thailand was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Robert Larimore Pendleton (1890 -1957), soil scientist and Professor of Geography at John Hopkins University. The pictures were taken during Pendleton 's research visits to Thailand from the mid 1930s to 1950s. Pendleton served as agricultural adviser to the United Nations FAO Mission to Siam [Thailand] in 1947-1948 and as the soil scientist at the US Mutual Security Agency's Special Technical and Economic Mission to Thailand in 1952-1953.Inner Court of Wat Benjamabopit, Bangkok. Built largely of white marble, with golden tiles and roof decorations, it is an extremely beautiful temple. Thailand. September 1950, Foto No. 1969-4Grayscal
History of Saint Paul's (Episcopal Church) - Pendleton, S.C : letter, 1949 May 19, Pendleton, S.C. to John Goodman, Clemson, S.C
No full textLetter from Louise Hunter, Pendleton, S.C. to John Goodman, Clemson, S.C., with a brief, typed history of the St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Pendleton, S.
Interview with Richard Pendleton byCameron Sauers
No full textMr. Pendleton talks about his childhood in Philadelphia and his time at Gettysburg College in the early 1960's. He recalls the impact of the Vietnam War on him as a solider during his service.Kennedy, John F.;Vietnam War; Vietnam Years; The Cold War Period; Cold War Years
Brazil, Vogt, Martinhus Levy, and John B. Griffing
No full textLemiera. 28 Sept. 49. Vogt; Levy; John B. Griffing. 4 1/50. Brazil.GrayscalePendleton nitrate negative, Box 320 of 38
Bangkok (Thailand), police station
No full textThis set of images of Thailand was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Robert Larimore Pendleton (1890 -1957), soil scientist and Professor of Geography at John Hopkins University. The pictures were taken during Pendleton 's research visits to Thailand from the mid 1930s to 1950s. Pendleton served as agricultural adviser to the United Nations FAO Mission to Siam [Thailand] in 1947-1948 and as the soil scientist at the US Mutual Security Agency's Special Technical and Economic Mission to Thailand in 1952-1953.This modern structure at the Central Police Headquarters, Santiban, Bangkok, gives adequate protection from both the bright sunshine and the heavy showers of summer. August, 1938.Grayscal
Bangkok (Thailand), railway station near Chao Phraya river
No full textThis set of images of Thailand was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Robert Larimore Pendleton (1890 -1957), soil scientist and Professor of Geography at John Hopkins University. The pictures were taken during Pendleton 's research visits to Thailand from the mid 1930s to 1950s. Pendleton served as agricultural adviser to the United Nations FAO Mission to Siam [Thailand] in 1947-1948 and as the soil scientist at the US Mutual Security Agency's Special Technical and Economic Mission to Thailand in 1952-1953.The new Bangkok Noi railway station on the west bank of the Chao Phya River [Chao Phraya (river)].Grayscal
Krung Thep Mahanakhon province (Thailand), map of Thailand
No full textThis set of images of Thailand was acquired by the American Geographical Society from Robert Larimore Pendleton (1890 -1957), soil scientist and Professor of Geography at John Hopkins University. The pictures were taken during Pendleton 's research visits to Thailand from the mid 1930s to 1950s. Pendleton served as agricultural adviser to the United Nations FAO Mission to Siam [Thailand] in 1947-1948 and as the soil scientist at the US Mutual Security Agency's Special Technical and Economic Mission to Thailand in 1952-1953.Built of concrete this hugh [huge] map of Thailand stands on the roadside in the Bangkok suburbs, where the main North Road starts. December 1950.Grayscal
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