Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972

This picture was taken when Harry S. Truman (right) was 4 years old and his younger brother John Vivian Truman (left) was 2 years old. See 79-27 for better print of same picture. Donor: Montgomery Foto Service.

Outing of the Triangle Club in Swope Park, Kansas City, Missouri. This organization is believed to have been some type of merchant's organization. Back row left to right: Harry S. Truman; Emil Speck, Cooper-Speck Co. Men's Furnishings, 929 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Mo.; Harry 0. Crosby, clerk, Harbison Manufacturing Company Agricultural implements and Supplies, 1001 Mulberry Street, Kansas City, Missouri. Front row, left to right: Two Unidentified women, one possibly Martha Truman (Truman's mother); Gus M. Bowman, employee, Owl Drug Company; Unidentified man; Eugene Randolph.

Harry S. Truman, Bess Wallace, and Charles Ross, among others, posing for high school graduating class photo, Independence, Missouri, 1901. Back row: Henry Chiles; Elmer Twyman; William Lloyd Garrett; Harry Truman; Will Long; Myrtle Cronkhite; Laura Ford; Mary Anderson; Gertrude Dixon; Laura Kingsbury. Third row: Crawford Compton; Leura Walters; Katie Krey; Gertrude Reyner. Second row: Tasker P. Taylor; Louretta Meador; Minnie Carpenter; Grace Crandall; Mary Taylor; James T. Brown; Mary Chinn; Itaska Atkinson; Bertha Roberts; Bess Wallace.

Harry S. Truman addresses the crowd at a ceremony, likely while he served as President. Donor: Montgomery Foto Service.

Harry S. Truman poses for a picture as a young adult.

Portrait of Harry S. Truman in glasses at thirteen years old. Donor: Montgomery Foto Service.

Harry S. Truman as a young boy. This is probably cropped out from 61-116-21. See photo 79-27 for better print of same photo. Donor: Montgomery Foto Service.

Harry S. Truman poses for his first photograph at the age of six months. Similar to 62-95. Donor: Montgomery Foto Service.

Former President Harry S. Truman (center) poses with two Freedom Riders north of the Truman Library. They are reenacting the rides of the Pony Express and delivering a letter to President Eisenhower in support of his actions to defeat Communism. All except Mr. Truman are unidentified.

In front of the Thomas Hart Benton mural in the lobby of the Truman Library, left to right, are: president of Union Finance Co. Charles W. Munkers, former Secretary of State Dean Acheson, former President Harry S. Truman, and Lieutenant Paul "Mike" Westwood of the Independence Police force.