Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972

Head-and-shoulders, colored formal portrait of President Harry S. Truman (Same as 59-139 except tinted). Photo is signed by Pike, photographer. (Original is in oversize drawer) From: Truman Home.

Head-and-shoulders informal portrait of a smiling President Harry S. Truman on an occasion requiring a tuxedo. (Original in oversize drawer) From: Truman Home.

Head-and-shoulders informal portrait of a smiling President Harry S. Truman on an occasion requiring formal attire. (Original in oversize drawer) From: Truman Home.

Informal portrait of President Harry S. Truman taken in the Oval Office during a radio address given by the President on international arms reduction. (See also 73-3776 to 3783.) (Original in oversize drawer) From: Truman Home.

Former President Harry S. Truman (third from left, standing) with other participants at the Radner Lectureship at Columbia University. From: Red leather album, gift from the Men's Faculty Club at Columbia University.

Former President Harry S. Truman (fourth from left) shown with other participants at the Radner Lectureship at Columbia University. From: Red leather album, gift from the Men's Faculty Club at Columbia University.

Former President Harry S. Truman (fourth from left) shown with other participants at the Radner Lectureship at Columbia University. From: Red leather bound album, gift from the Men's Faculty Club of Columbia University.

Former President Harry S. Truman (center, in hat)with unidentified others at the Radner Lectureship at Columbia University. From: Red leather bound album gift from the Men's Faculty Club of Columbia University.

Overview of the Radner Lectureship at Columbia University. Former President Harry S. Truman is probably fourth from left, by lectern. From: Red leather album a gift from the Men's Faculty Club of Columbia University.

Former President Harry S. Truman (at lectern) addressing a group seated in a room at Columbia University during his visit there for the Radner Lectureship. From: Red leather bound album, gift from the Men's Faculty Club of Columbia University.