Truman with Fred Wallace
Harry S. Truman (left) with Fred Wallace, fishing off the side of a railing at the Sugar Creek Waterworks. Same as 82-58-39.
Wallace, Fred, 1900-1957
Portrait of Fred Wallace as Older Man
Portrait photograph of Fred Wallace, youngest brother of Madge Gates Wallace, as an older man. From: Eric Fowler.
Truman family Standing on Board the Williamsburg
3.8" x 5.9" black-and-white group photo of the extended Truman family standing on board the U.S.S. Williamsburg. The photo faces toward the bow. In the back row, left to right are: Madge Gates Wallace, Fred Wallace, May Wallace, President Harry S. Truman, Margaret Truman, Frank Wallace, Mary Jane Truman, and Christine Wallace. In the front row, left to right, are: David Wallace, Bess Truman, Marian Truman, and Natalie Wallace.
Truman family on board the U.S.S. Williamsburg
Group photo of the extended Truman family on board the presidential yacht Williamsburg. The photo faces toward the stern. On the left, from top to bottom, are Frank Wallace, Natalie Wallace, and Madge Gates Wallace. On the far right is President Harry S. Truman, seated, and to his right are his daughter Margaret and wife Bess. Directly behind them is George Wallace, and to Bess Truman's right is Fred Wallace. In the center are David Wallace, seated, while his sister Marian is to his right.
Young Bess Wallace and relatives on the front porch of a large stone house
A group of Wallace, Gates, and Wells children sit on the porch of a large stone house identified only as 115 Waldron Ave., Kansas City, Missouri. Left to right (standing) are: Maud Louise Gates, George Wallace, and Bess Wallace. Left to right (sitting) are Louise Wells, Helen Wallace, John Wallace, Oscar Wells, and Fred Wallace. (See also 82-163-2.) From: John Elliott.
Bess Wallace and others standing in the woods
Standing in the woods, Left to Right: George Wallace, Bess Wallace, Fred Wallace, Harry Truman, tapping Fred on the shoulder (Truman's head is cut off in the photo); in the foreground, probably Natalie Wallace and possibly Frank Wallace on the right. From: Copied from a photo album lent to the Truman Library by May Wallace.