Lynn Greenwalt Being Sworn in as Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service, November 1973

A man standing in the center, with his right hand raised in an oath, and his left hand resting on a book held by the woman standing to the right of him. Another man stands to the right, reading from a paper he is holding in his hand. About a dozen people stand around them. They are in a room that features wood paneling on the walls, and drab-colored carpeting on the floor. Several framed artworks hang on the walls. A window with red curtains is visible in the background
Date Shot/Created
11/12/1973
Media Usage Rights/License
Public Domain
Image
Lynn A. Greenwalt (center) being sworn in as Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service by Secretary of the Interior Rogers C.B. Morton (right), in the Secretary of the Interior's office, U.S. Department of the Interior Building, Washington, D.C. To Mr. Greenwalt's right is his wife Judy. Between Mrs. Greenwalt and Mr. Morton is one of the Greenwalt's young sons. Assistant Secretary of the Interior Nathaniel "Nat" Reed is on the far left. November 12, 1973.
Subject tags
Ceremonies
Directors (USFWS)
History