The Charles D. Gould, Jr. Collection

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: Photograph of unidentified man operating lathe

: Photograph of unidentified officer with two civilians

: Press Pass issued to Charles D. Gould, Jr. Feb. 19, 1947, by the Office of Chief Counsel for War Crimes

: Rear shot of Charles D. Gould, Jr. kneeling and pointing a camera up to photograph a building

: Rear shot of Charles D. Gould, Jr. standing beside a mounted camera in front of a group

: Schedule for Friday, July 4, 1947, included in the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program booklet describing activities held at Bad Nauheim for the weekend of July 4, 1947: To Celebrate July 4th, A Star Spangled Week-End.

: Schedule for Saturday, July 5, 1947, included in the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program booklet describing activities held at Bad Nauheim for the weekend of July 4, 1947: To Celebrate July 4th, A Star Spangled Week-End.

: Schedule for Sunday, July 6, 1947, included in the ARC (American Red Cross) Continental Club program booklet describing activities held at Bad Nauheim for the weekend of July 4, 1947: To Celebrate July 4th, A Star Spangled Week-End. Special appearance by

: Second page of a December 1946 article in Popular Photography by photographer K. Chester, entitled "Photographing the Nuremberg Trials, Again the Camera Makes History," concerning the experiences of photographers at the Nuremberg Trials. This page include

: Security pass issued to Charles D. Gould, Jr. on March 1, 1947, by the Office, Chief of U.S. Counsel, authorizing Mr. Gould to enter the War Criminal Wing of Nuremberg Prison on that date

: Security pass issued to Charles D. Gould, Jr., on March 1, 1947, by the Office, Chief of U.S. Counsel, authorizing Mr. Gould to enter the War Criminal Wing of Nuremberg Prison on that date. Back view, with handwritten numbers and what appears to be an add

: Statement of Individual Responsibility (graph identifying specific charges against each defendant)

: Third page of a December 1946 article in Popular Photography by photographer K. Chester, entitled "Photographing the Nuremberg Trials, Again the Camera Makes History," concerning the experiences of photographers at the Nuremberg Trials. This page includes

: Three men examining disinterred corpse, unknown location

: Two human skulls, interior shot of upper half

: Young boy sitting on guardrail between river and promenade

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