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#28 Pierre Laval on a visit to the USA, in the train from New York to Washington. From left: Pierre Laval, Henry Lewis Stimson and interpreter Marriner having lunch

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Pierre Laval on a visit to the USA, in the train from New York to Washington. From left: Pierre Laval, Henry Lewis Stimson and interpreter Marriner having lunch

Riding the Rails Through the Great Depression: Train Travel in the 1930s

#28 Pierre Laval on a visit to the USA, in the train from New York to Washington. From left: Pierre Laval, Henry Lewis Stimson and interpreter Marriner having lunch

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