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- Collection: Daniel Klapproth World War II photographs and letters, 1939-1945
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Letter from Daniel Klapproth to his mother while stationed in Rio Hato, Panama, August 7, 1941
Daniel informs his mother that he is back in Rio Hato, and estimates he will be there for four to six weeks. He mentions the drive there was rough, and talks about some health issues he has been having.
Machines and automobiles
A picture of an industrial area with automobiles and machinery.
Man with bananas
A picture of a man holding a hand of bananas over his head.
Pathway leading to buildings
A picture of a pathway leading to a building surrounded by plants and trees. A mountain can be seen in the distance to the left.
People in bathing suits
A group of men and women in bathing suits stand on the beach near the water.
People on the beach
Figures are wading through the water by the beach. A boat can be seen with a person in it.
People standing around a small tram station
Two girls stand near a bench in a small tram station. A man crosses the street near them while the tram rides by.
People standing around canoes and a ship
A small group of people are standing by canoes. A larger group of people are clustered near a ship. Two buildings can be seen on either side of the photograph.
People standing by a building
A small group of people can be seen within a wooden structure between two huts. A canoe occupies the center of the photograph, while trees and foliage can be seen to the right.
People walking down steps
Four people are seen walking down steps. Two more individuals are seated on the right. Statues can be seen on the far left of the photograph.