Truman, Margaret (Mary Margaret), 1924-2008

President Harry S. Truman (center) is greeting a crowd that has gathered near the presidential airplane in Kansas City, Missouri. President Truman was back from a United Nations Conference and was on the way to his home in Independence, Missouri, where he would spend a few day. Margaret Truman (left) stands next to her father. All others are unidentified.

Judge Harry S. Truman sits on a wooden chair with his daughter Margaret on his lap. His wife, Bess Truman, stands behind them with her hand behind the chair.

Margaret Truman (second row, center) sings as part of a choir. The microphone in the foreground is for CBS. All others are unidentified.

Senator Harry S. Truman spent the day of the Democratic Senate Primary in Sedalia, Missouri, his headquarters, with his family. From left to right: Mrs. Bess Truman, Sue Ogden, friend of Margaret's from Independence, Senator Harry S. Truman, and Margaret Truman. All others are unidentified.

Judge Harry S. Truman attends the unveiling of the statue of Andrew Jackson, at the Jackson County Courthouse in Kansas City, Missouri From left to right are Brigadier General E. M. Stayton, Judge Truman, Margaret Truman, Mrs. Truman, and Major Thomas J. Strickler.

Senator Harry S. Truman (right) sits around the table with his wife, Bess Truman (left), and daughter, Margaret Truman (center), reading congratulatory telegrams for winning the 1940 Democratic Primary. Senator Truman defeated Governor Lloyd Stark and Maurice Mulligan to win the Democratic nomination for Senator.

First Lady Bess Truman (second from left) and Margaret Truman (third from left) stand at Liberty Memorial Mall during the welcoming ceremonies for Dwight D. Eisenhower. All others are unidentified.

The Truman family listens to the election returns at the Muehlebach Hotel penthouse in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: Mary Jane Truman, Senator Harry S. Truman, J. Vivian Truman (standing), Bess W. Truman (seated), and Margaret Truman. The person on the extreme right behind Margaret is unidentified.

Margaret Truman Daniel stands with a group of men. Left to right: George Elsey, E. Clifton Daniel, Margaret Truman Daniel, unidentified man, Donald S. Dawson, Clark Clifford, and Robert Donovan.

This is a photograph of a political cartoon, "Historical Moves," by Karl Kae Knecht and published in the Evansville, Indiana Courier on November 22nd, 1948. This cartoon shows President Harry S. Truman and Secretary of State George Marshall walking into the White House with luggage as movers work around them. The movers are bringing items from the White House, such as a piano, to the "Lee House Blair House, temporary home of the President" across the street. Margaret is seen in the Blair House window. One man working with the movers says "Start repairs as soon as they move."