Automobiles

President Harry S. Truman (right) waves his hat from an open car as he and Governor William Hastie pause at Drakes Seat overlooking Magens Bay, Virgin Islands. From: Album from Robert L. Dennison, USN.

Left to right: Senator Alben Barkley, Leslie Biffle and Captain Robert L. Dennison in an open car on their way to the Little White House in Key West, Florida. Same as 2012-43. Album from Captain Robert L. Dennison, USN.

Former President Harry S. Truman (in car) leaving the Truman Library. Others in photo are unidentified.

A parade of old cars lined up for the Armistice Day parade in Kansas City, Missouri.

An old Rolls-Royce used in the Armistice Day parade in Kansas City, Missouri. People in photograph are unidentified.

Cars being readied for the Armistice Day parade at Liberty Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri Lawrence (Moxie) Hanley and Hal Parker are in the foreground.

An unidentified young woman sits behind the wheel of an unidentified motor car, possibly in the 1920's, on a gravel road. From: Miscellaneous Historical Documents Collection, correspondence between Daniel Shaffer and Myrtle Robinson Welton, 1915 - 25.

An unidentified driver pours water into the radiator of a stalled motor car while five unidentified passengers look on. On the back of the photo is written "Just before we found Lincoln Highway." From: Unknown - in miscellaneous historical documents collection - correspondence between Daniel Shaffer and Myrtle Robinson Welton, 1915-25.

President Truman is shown in an open car with General Dwight Eisenhower (center) and General Omar Bradley on their way to a Potsdam conference. From: Frank Gatteri, U.S. Army Photographer.

President Harry S. Truman, in a quick tour of Berlin, inspects the wreckage of Hitler's Chancellery located in the heart of the city. In the car with the President is Secretary of State James Byrnes (center), and Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy. They are en route to the Potsdam Conference. Same as 70-5951, 63-1455-35 and 63-1454-43, but not cropped like those. From: Frank Gatteri, U.S. Army Photographer.