Wreath at a ceremony marking Lincoln's birthday
An unidentified African American youth stands with a wreath at the Lincoln Memorial in a ceremony marking Abraham Lincoln's birthday.
Abbie Rowe
Commemorating Lincoln's birthday at the Lincoln Memorial
A color guard of African American children stand at attention with flags and a wreath on the stairs of the Lincoln Memorial to commemorate Abraham Lincoln's birthday.
President Truman arrives at the Lincoln Memorial to commemorate Lincoln's Birthday
Former President Harry S. Truman (third from left) arrives at the Lincoln Memorial for a ceremony to commemorate Abraham Lincoln's Birthday. On the left is Major General Harry Vaughan, President Truman's military aide.
Children gather at the Lincoln Memorial to commemorate Lincoln's Birthday
Large group of African-American children gather at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to commemorate the birthday of former President Abraham Lincoln.
Truman and Conway in the Oval Office
President Harry S. Truman and Rose Conway, his secretary, at the President's desk in the Oval Office at the White House.
Rose Conway at her desk conversing with a woman
Rose Conway, secretary of President Harry S. Truman, seated at her desk in the White House conversing with an unknown woman.
Truman dictating to Rose Conway
President Harry S. Truman at work at his desk in the Oval Office, dictating correspondence to his secretary, Rose Conway.
Rose Conway at her desk
Rose Conway, secretary of President Harry S. Truman, at her desk in the White House.
Rose Conway at her desk with an unidentified woman
Rose Conway (right), secretary of President Harry S. Truman, at her desk in the White House with an unidentified woman seated close to her.
Rose Conway conversing with an unidentified woman
Rose Conway, secretary of President Harry S. Truman, seated at her desk in the White House conversing with an unidentified woman.