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A few small temples still retain their lines of classic beauty. With the recollection of Greece's ancient glory one may spend pleasant hours in the Acropolis The prime minister, Colonel Gonatas of the Revolutionary Government tells Mr. Carpenter what fun it is to boss generals about when only a colonel

Photographs show ruins of the Acropolis and Frank Carpenter with the Prime Minister of Greece, Colonel Stylianos Gonatas, Athens, Greece. Negative series code stamped on page: LC-C26. Written on page: Greece. More

In the late afternoon shadows steal over the surfaces of ancient columns of the Acropolis softening their worn and ragged edges These columns standing for centuries despite the elements and are huge in size. Mr. Carpenter tries to encircle one with his arms.

Photographs show ruins of the Acropolis and Frank Carpenter putting his arms around a column, Athens, Greece.

A few small temples still retain their lines of classic beauty. With the recollection of Greece's ancient glory one may spend pleasant hours in the Acropolis The prime minister, Colonel Gonatas of the Revolutionary Government tells Mr. Carpenter what fun it is to boss generals about when only a colonel.

Photographs show ruins of the Acropolis and Frank Carpenter with the Prime Minister of Greece, Colonel Stylianos Gonatas, Athens, Greece.

Front view of the Parthenon on the Acropolis at Athens Through a corridor of the Parthenon.

Photographs show the Parthenon at the Acropolis, Athens, Greece. Negative series code stamped on page: LC-C26. On page: no. 1445 (top image), and no. 1446 (bottom image), In album: European pictures (1923 tr More

The Parthenon showing the scaffolding for the present day rebuilding Mr. Carpenter talks with the Prime Minister Col. Ganatas [i.e., Gonatas].

Photographs show the Parthenon at the Acropolis, Athens, Greece and Frank Carpenter and another man with Prime Minister of Greece, Colonel Stylianos Gonatas. Negative series code stamped on page: LC-C26. On pa More

Work goes on the retouching of the world's most classic structure, the Parthenon Mrs. C.D. Morris and Mrs. Carpenter measuring fallen columns.

Photographs show the Parthenon with scaffolding and Frank Carpenter with Mrs. C.D. Morrris with columns at the Acropolis, Athens, Greece. Negative series code stamped on page: LC-C26. On page: no. 1443 (top More

Showing the enormous size of the columns of the Acropolis. F.G.C. One of the most beautiful buildings of the Acropolis. Six ladies hold up the portico. There were seven until an English Lord came along and took one off to jolly old England.

Photographs show Frank Carpenter looking at columns and the Erechtheum (Erechtheion) temple at the Acropolis, Athens, Greece. Negative series code stamped on page: LC-C26. On page: no. 1441 (top image), and More

The rock on which the oracle priestess stood at Delphi to proclaim her utterances. Here came men rich and poor, Kings and generals for advice before embarking on new schemes and fields The lion of Chaeronea. A huge marble statue dug up in the fields of Chaeronea.

Photographs show Sybil rock at Delphi, Greece and the Lion of Chaeronea statue which was erected by the Thebans in memory of their dead after the battle of Chaeronea (338 BCE). Negative series code stamped on More