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Leslie Jones: The Camera Man

Boston Herald Traveler: 1917 - 1956

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Col. Lindbergh and his new wife on honeymoon in Nantucket Sound.
Lindy flying over Belgium
Lindy arrives at Washington, DC
Lindy arrives at Washington, DC
Lindy flying over Belgium
Lindy's plane crashes while flying with intended wife Anne Morrow.
Lindy surveys damage after plane he was flying with Mrs. Lindberge plunged into the Yangtze River in China.
Lt. E. Lindbergh and Co-pilot Sgt. Holmberg
Boat on which Lindy honeymooned with Anne.
Lindy lands on Morrow Estate in Maine.
Col. Lindbergh and Anne honeymooning in Vinyard Sound in their cruiser 'Mouette,' meaning seagull in French.
Col. Lindbergh and Anne honeymooning in Vinyard Sound in their cruiser 'Mouette,' meaning seagull in French.
Famous fliers here review parade in front of City Hall. Lindy and Byrd were there.
Lindbergh arrives at East Boston for second time
Dwight Morrow's estate in ME where Lindy flew with Anne (his later wife)
Lindy arrives at East Boston Airport
Lindy arrives in Boston the 2nd time
Lindy arrives for 2nd time at East Boston
Lindy kidnapping - this is the odd symbol used by the kidnappers where Dr. John F. Condon who recently paid $50,000 ransom for return of the Lindbergh baby. This was left in crib after baby was taken away.
[William] Allen colored truck driver that found Lindbergh baby off side of road 5 miles from Lindy's home
Bruno Hauptmann arrested for Lindbergh baby kidnapping
Bruno R. Hauptmann, suspect in Lindy kidnapping
Lindberg baby incident Bruno R. Hauptmann (suspect)
Lindy kidnapping: the odd symbol used by kidnappers where Dr. John F. Condon, who recently paid $50,000 ransom for return of the Lindbergh baby. This was left in the crib after the baby was taken away.
[William] Allen colored truck driver that found Little Lindy Jr. just off the road side - 5 miles from Lindy's home where he was kidnapped
Map of where incidents in Lindbergh baby case took place
Lindbergh baby suspect Bruno Hauptmann
Atty. Riley and Hauptmann (suspect in Lindbergh kidnapping)
Atty. Riley and Hauptmann (suspect in Lindbergh trial)
Lindbergh's Hopewell, NJ home from the air, where kidnappers stole Lindy's 19-month-old baby from his nersery on the 2nd floor.
Lindbergh's Hopewell, NJ home from the air, where kidnappers stole Lindy's 19-month-old baby from his nersery on the 2nd floor.
Caspar Oliver arrested in Blauenburg, NJ on March 19, 1932 for having a mystery car hidden in hay near Lindbergh home
Caspar Oliver arrested in Blauenburg, NJ on March 19, 1932 for having a mystery car hidden in hay near Lindbergh home
Dr. John F. Condon who gave $50,000 of Lindy's money to the kidnappers to return the baby, but they double crossed. The 72-year-old Fordham W. Lecturer (wearing derby) with newspaper reporters. He is still working alone on the case.
Bruno Hauptmann's home and [garage] where ransom money found (Lindbergh baby)
Lindbergh's Hopewell, NJ home where his 20-month-old Charles Jr. was kidnapped
Lindbergh Hopewell, NJ home, baby case
Lindbergh baby case, Hauptmann's tools used to make kidnap ladder
Sight where Lindbergh baby found.
Note and mailbox for ransom money in Lindberg baby case
Lindbergh baby case
Bruno Hauptmann, Lindbergh kidnapping
Bruno Hauptmann being photographed by New York police, Lindbergh kidnapping
Hauptmann photographed by N.Y. police
Bruno Hauptmann being photographed by N.Y. police, Lindbergh kidnapping
Seaplane, Lindy and wife[?]
Lindbergh cartoon.
Col. Lindbergh's new speed-plane.
Col. Lindbergh's new speed-plane.
Col. Lindbergh's new speed-plane.
Crate and ship that returned the 'Spirit of St. Louis' from France.

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