See also Oversize portraits, Photos. #184.2300-2346.

This subseries contains photographic views of various places of importance to Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., taken by various photographers.

This subseries contains photographs of travels taken by Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. while not holding political office. Includes photos of Lodge's trip to Labrador in 1920 to join Dr. Wilfred Grenfell's medical expedition; of Vietnam and Nicaragua, among other places, during a "world tour" taken with Emily Sears Lodge from Dec. 1928-June 1929; and of various places in Africa, taken during his travels there with Emily in 1961. Photographers include Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. and Emily Sears Lodge, among others.

This subseries contains photographs relating to Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.'s service with the U.S. Army, taken by various photographers. Most of the photographs depict Lodge's military training and maneuvers from 1930-1942, as well as his service in Libya in 1942 and during World War II, ca. 1944-1945. There are also a number of other photographs relating to World War II, including views of the concentration camp at Dachau, Germany after its liberation in 1945. See also Oversize photographs, Photos. #184.2348-2366, and Vols. 3-5.

This subseries contains photographs relating to the political campaigns in which Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. was involved from 1935-1960, taken by various photographers. These campaigns include his own states and U.S. Senate campaigns in 1935-1936, 1946, and 1952; his involvement with Dwight D. Eisenhower's presidential campaign in 1952; and the Nixon-Lodge presidential campaign in 1960, among others. See also Oversize photographs, Photos. #184.2367-2377, and Vols. 2, 6, and 9.

This subseries contains photographs relating to Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.'s terms in the Massachusetts state and U.S. Senates from 1937-1951, taken by various photographers. There are an especially large number of photographs relating to the Senatorial Committee world tour of U.S. military operations in 1943, in which Lodge was a participant. See also Vols. 1-2 and 6-9.

This subseries contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. in his office as United States ambassador to the United Nations, a position which he held from 1953-1961. The photographs were taken by United Nations photographer Leo Rosenthal of New York, N.Y., among many others. See also Oversize photographs, Photos. #184.2378-2388, Vols. 11-17 and 19, and Photos. #184.4069-4186.

Photographs taken of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., Emily Sears Lodge, and events in Vietnam during Lodge's terms as U.S. ambassador there from 1963-1964 and 1965-1967. Includes photographs of Vietnam taken by Emily Sears Lodge, among other photographers. See also Oversize photographs, Photos. #184.2389-2395, and Vols. 24-30 and 33-36.

This subseries contains photographs taken during Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.'s service as ambassador to Germany from 1968-1969. Includes Lodge's Department of State official identification card from 1968. Photographers include Manfred Tischer and unidentified photographers. See also Oversize photographs, Photos. #184.2396-2491, and Vol. 38.

This subseries contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.'s television appearances on "Meet the Press" and other broadcasts from 1948-1967. Photographers include J. Peter Happel (New York, N.Y.), M. Norton, and Reni Photos (Washington, D.C.).

This subseries contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. at speaking engagements, award ceremonies, and other events that were not part of his official political activities from 1952-1979. The photographs were taken by various photographers, many unidentified.

This subseries contains photographs of medals received during Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. during his service in World War II; a bowl presented and inscribed by Lodge in memory of William H. Bates; a photograph of a letter from Nikita Khrushchev to Lodge; and photographs of artwork. The photos were taken ca. 1970-1985.

This oversize disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. taken from July 1925-May 1943, during his years as a reporter and during his terms as Massachusetts state representative and his first term as U.S. senator. Photographers include Acme Newspictures, Inc., Harris & Ewing (Washington, D.C.), Underwood & Underwood (Washington, D.C.), the U.S. Navy, and many unidentified photographers. Includes tintype. Also includes photocopies of the original album pages before the photograph album was disbound.

This oversize disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., taken from 1932-1945, that mostly depict his activities and campaigns during his terms in office as Massachusetts state representative and U.S. senator. There are also some photographs of Lodge during his involvement with Dwight D. Eisenhower's presidential campaign of 1952. Photographers include various photographers for Life magazine, Acme Newspictures, Inc., Reni Photos, the U.S. Department of Defense, and the United Press Association, among many others. Also includes photocopies of the original album pages before the photograph album was disbound.

Three disbound volumes contain photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. during his military training and maneuvers in the United States and his military service in World War II in France, Italy, and Germany. Photographers include the U.S. Army Second Armored Division, U.S. Army Pictorial Services, various photographers for the U.S. Army Signal Corps, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., and unidentified photographers. Vol. 4 includes postcards and memorabilia. Also includes photocopies of the original album pages before the photograph albums were disbound.

This oversize disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.'s public appearances, meetings, and other events from Dec. 1945 to July 1953. Includes photographs of Lodge after his return from service in World War II, as U.S. senator, and also his involvement with Dwight D. Eisenhower's presidential campaign in 1952. Photographers include Acme Newspictures, Inc., Henry Dinan for Lynn Telegram News Photo, Egan Photo Service (Boston, Mass.), and various photographers for Life magazine, among other photographers. Also includes postcards and photocopies of the original album pages before the photograph albums were disbound.

This oversize volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. visiting the French Armed Forces at stations in Dijon, France and various places in Germany in August 1951. The photographer is unknown.

This disbound volume contains photographs of General Jean de Lattre de Tassigny's visit to the United States during Sep. 1951, where he met with General Willis Dale Crittenberger, French officials, and Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., among others. Most of the photographs were taken by Capt. M. W. Arps of the U.S. Navy. Includes a photocopy of the original album cover before the volume was disbound and also an index to the volume.

This disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. and Dwight D. Eisenhower during Eisenhower's presidential campaign in 1952, which Lodge managed. Photographers include the Weirton Steel Co. (Weirton, W.Va.), United Press Association, and Edward Clark for Life magazine, among others; many of the photographers are unidentified.

This volume contains photographs from the dedication of the Crittenberger School in Fort Knox, Kentucky on 16 Aug. 1952, when Gen. William Dale Crittenberger renamed the former Fort Knox Independent School in memory of his son, Corp. Townsend Woodhull Crittenberger, an alumnus who had died during World War II. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. was a speaker at the ceremony. The photographer is unidentified.

Three disbound volumes contain photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. during his service as the United States ambassador to the United Nations. Most of the photographs depict Lodge at meetings of the U.N. Photographers include the United Nations, Leo Rosenthal (New York, N.Y.), and various photographers for news media, among others.

This oversize disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. at various functions, public appearances, and honorary degree ceremonies from Dec. 1954-Dec. 1955. There are also a number of a photos of Lodge in his post as United States ambassador to the United Nations. Emily Sears Lodge appears in many images. Photographers include Leo Rosenthal (New York, N.Y.), the U.S. Army, and the United Nations, among many others.

This oversize disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. at various functions, public appearances, and honorary degree ceremonies from Jan. 1956-Jan. 1957. There are also a number of a photos of Lodge in his post as United States ambassador to the United Nations and at events associated with the U.N. Emily Sears Lodge appears in many images. Photographers include Leo Rosenthal (New York, N.Y.) and the New York Times, among others; many of the photographers are unidentified.

This oversize disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. in his post as United States ambassador to the United Nations from 1957-1958, as well as at various functions, TV appearances, honorary degree ceremonies, and public events associated with the U.N. Emily Sears Lodge appears in many images. Photographers include Leo Rosenthal (new York, N.Y.), the United Nations, and Bill Ray for Life magazine, among many others.

This volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.'s tour of the Tata Mills in Bombay, India in Feb. 1958, as part of his duties as United States ambassador to the United Nations, with V. K. Krishna Menon, Union Minister for Defense in India. The photographer is unknown.

This disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. and others at the America's Cup Races in Newport, R.I. on 20 Sep. 1958, which Lodge watched from the deck of the U.S. Coast Guard Patrol Boat CG-95322. The volume was given to Lodge by the United States Coast Guard, and the original volume cover is stored with the photographs. The photographs were taken by an unidentified photographer with the United States Coast Guard.

This disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.'s activities during 1959, most of which depict his involvement as United States ambassador to the United Nations. There are also a number of photographs of Lodge at various functions and award ceremonies, as well as exterior and interior photographs of the United Nations building in New York. Photographers include Roarlias (Washington, D.C.), Leo Rosenthal (New York, N.Y.), Mac A. Shain, and the United Nations, among others. There are also three photographs taken by noted New York architectural photographer Richard Averill Smith of the interior of an unidentified building.

This disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. and Emily Sears Lodge attending the Founder's Day ceremonies at the United States Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. in March 1960. The photos depict the Lodges with alumni, staff, and students at the school and also Lodge receiving the Sylvanus Thayer award from alumni. The photographs were taken by Mr. Murphy of the United States Military Academy. The original binder for the volume is stored with the photographs.

This disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. and Emily Sears Lodge attending graduation ceremonies at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. in June 1960. Lodge delivered the graduation address for the Academy. The photographs were taken by the U.S. Navy. The original binder for the album is stored with the photographs. Includes a letter to Lodge from Lieutenant A. D. Fall of the U.S. Naval Academy.

This disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. during his visit to the United States Army Infantry Center at Fort Benning, Ga. on 6-7 April 1961. The photographs were taken by Sergeant Downs of the U.S. Army Signal Corps. The original binder for the album is stored with the photographs.

This disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.'s visit to Wichita, Kansas in March 1962 to speak at the annual brotherhood banquet of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Includes photocopies of articles regarding his visit. The volume was compiled by the news staff of the Wichita Eagle and the Wichita Beagle, and all photographs were taken by the two newspapers.

Four disbound volumes contain photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.'s first term as ambassador of Vietnam, 1963-1964. Subjects include Lodge's swearing-in ceremony in Aug. 1963; tours of troops in Vietnam and meetings with Ngô Ðình Diêm, Nguyên Khánh, Robert McNamara, and others; Emily Sears Lodge's involvement with charity work for schools in Vietnam; and photographs of the Lodges' departure from Vietnam in 1964, among other subjects. The photographs in Vol. 27 were collected by Emily Sears Lodge, and most are identified in her hand. Photographers in Vol. 24 include Herbert J. Meyle of the U.S. Dept. of State, the USIS Press Section, and Makoto Naito of USIS Photo Tokyo; photographers in Vols. 25-27 are unidentified. Some photographs in Vols. 25-27 are color.

This oversize disbound volume contains photographs presented to Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. by President Lyndon B. Johnson in recognition of Lodge's service as ambassador to Vietnam from 1963-1968. Most of the photographs depict Lodge and Johnson in Vietnam in 1966. There is also one portrait of Johnson that is autographed and dedicated in Johnson's hand to Lodge. The photographers in this volume are unidentified. The original cover to the disbound volume is stored with the photographs.

This volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. at a reception in his honor given by Nguyen Duong Don, Vietnamese ambassador to Italy, in Aug. 1964. The volume was presented to Lodge by the ambassador after his visit. The photographers are unidentified.

This volume contains photographs of the ceremonies preceding Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. and Emily Sears Lodge's departure from Vietnam in June 1964, when he resigned his post as ambassador there for the first time. The photos depict the Lodges meeting with Foreign Minister Phan-Huy-Quat and Prime Minister Nguyên Khánh, among other subjects. There are some photographs missing from the volume, and the photographers are unidentified. The volume was presented to Lodge by the Vietnamese Minister of Information and is housed in an enameled wood case.

This volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. receiving the first Splendid American Award from the Thomas A. Dooley Foundation in Oct. 1964. The photographs depict Lodge at the Foundation's reception and ceremony in his honor, with author William J. Lederer, singer Peggy Lee, and Bounlieng Chounramany, governor of Sithandone Province in Laos, among others. The photographers are unidentified. The volume also contains programs, photocopies of letters and clippings, and other memorabilia presented to Lodge at the ceremony.

This oversize disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. working with president Lyndon B. Johnson and others at the White House during Johnson's administration, ca. 1965-1968. Most of the photographs appear to date from 1967, and all of the photographs were taken by official White House photographers.

This volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. visiting with officials, military staff, and others in the Angiang Province of Vietnam in Oct. 1965. The photos also depict Lodge visiting a factory and hospital. The photographer is unknown. Some loose photographs are stored with the volume, and a letter in Vietnamese addressed to Lodge is attached to the front page.

This disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. and Emily Sears Lodge both at home and abroad in Vietnam in 1966-1967. The photographs depict Emily Sears Lodge at the Don Bosco-Govap orphanage in Saigon in July 1966 and again ca. 1967, as well as the Lodges' holiday celebrations with friends and family at home in Beverly, Mass. in Dec. 1966.

This volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. in Vietnam in 1967. Most of the photographs were probably taken in Saigon and depict Lodge visiting and attending meetings with the mayor of Saigon. The photographer is unknown. The volume was a gift to Lodge, probably from the Saigon government, and is housed in an enameled wood case.

This disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. and Emily Sears Lodge visiting the Don Bosco-Govap orphanage in Saigon in 1967. The photographs were taken by orphanage staff and presented to the Lodges. The original volume binder is stored with the photographs.

This disbound volume contains color snapshot photographs of the Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. family at home in Beverly, Mass., ca. 1967-1979. The photographs depict the Lodges' children and grandchildren visiting the home and sailing; other subjects include the Lodges' pet bird and various awards and medals received by Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. The photographs may have been taken by Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.

This oversize disbound volume contains photographs relating to Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.'s political activities from 1968-1971. Most of the photographs depict Lodge's service as the United States ambassador to Germany from 1968-1969, including his meetings with Heinrich Lübke, president of the Federal Republic of Germany, and other politicians, as well as his public appearances as ambassador. The volume also contains photographs relating to Lodge's involvement with the Paris Peace Talks and also as an envoy to the Vatican for president Richard Nixon in 1971. Most of the photographs were taken by German photographers, including F. Grosse, Hans Kripgans, and Landesbildstelle Berlin, as well as USIS and Robert H. McNeill, among many others.

This disbound volume contains photographs of Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. and Emily Sears Lodge at the Fifth Annual Constitution Ball, held on 18 Apr. 1970 at the Statler Hilton Hotel in Boston, Mass., an event held to raise money for the preservation of the U.S.S. Constitution. Lodge was a speaker at the event. The photographs were taken by the U.S. Navy.