If you were traveling abroad as Secretary of the Smithsonian, what other influential people might you meet along the way? In 1952, Secretary Alexander Wetmore met with U.S. Ambassador John Wiley Cooper, who led America's first central intelligence agency during World War II.
Wetmore's meeting with Cooper (who served as an Ambassador to Panama from 1951-1953) is one of many fascinating finds in this photo album from his 1952 research trip to Panama. Help transcribe the captions from this album and get an up-close look at Wetmore's travels and daily life in Panama! (Formatting Note: No need to describe image placement on the page! Please use [[image]] on the first line to indicate a photo, followed by a second line with the caption, and a third with the date.)
If you were traveling abroad as Secretary of the Smithsonian, what other influential people might you meet along the way? In 1952, Secretary Alexander Wetmore met with U.S. Ambassador John Wiley Cooper, who led America's first central intelligence agency during World War II.
Wetmore's meeting with Cooper (who served as an Ambassador to Panama from 1951-1953) is one of many fascinating finds in this photo album from his 1952 research trip to Panama. Help transcribe the captions from this album and get an up-close look at Wetmore's travels and daily life in Panama! (Formatting Note: No need to describe image placement on the page! Please use [[image]] on the first line to indicate a photo, followed by a second line with the caption, and a third with the date.)