Buildings

Side view of George C. Carson Funeral Home in Independence, Missouri, taken along Fuller Street. This photo was taken as part of the planning for the funeral of former President Harry S. Truman. Donor: Terry Van Meter, U. S. Cavalry Museum, Fort Riley, Kansas.

A view of the corner of West Maple Avenue and North Delaware Street in Independence, Missouri. This photo was taken along funeral procession route for former President Harry S. Truman. Donor: Terry Van Meter, U. S. Cavalry Museum, Fort Riley, Kansas.

A View of Lexington Avenue in Independence, Missouri. This photo was taken along funeral procession route for former President Harry S. Truman. Donor: Terry Van Meter, U. S. Cavalry Museum, Fort Riley, Kansas.

The garage of Claude Sheldon damaged by flooding of the Missouri River near Sioux City, Iowa.

Plaque attached to the building in view reads: "World Headquarters, Flying Tiger Line, Los Angeles International Airport, Dedicated by Charles S. Murphy, Chairman Civil Aeronautics Board and Robert W. Prescott, President, Flying Tiger Line, March 25, 1966. Designed by Quinton Engineers, Ltd., constructed by Haas and Haynie."

Exterior view of the new addition to the Truman Library and Museum. View is looking toward the southeast and includes a portion of the courtyard. An Independence city water tower is in view in the distance.

Description from the Bahamas News Bureau with the photograph reads: "One stop on a Saturday morning sightseeing expedition around Nassau is the changing of the guard outside Government House. The world-famous, 24-piece Royal Bahamas Police Band struts through its paces at 10:00 a.m. before the elegant Georgian mansion which is the home of his Excellency the Governor Sir Ralph Grey.

An unidentified building and the volleyball court at Camp Dealey. The camp was located on the east coast of the southern part of Guam and provided recreation for submariners in 1944-1945. Photograph is part of an album entitled "WWII Camp Dealey Sub Recuperation Camp."

An unidentified building at Camp Dealey surrounded by foliage and palm trees. The camp was located on the east coast of the southern part of Guam and provided recreation for submariners in 1944-1945. Photograph is part of an album entitled "WWII Camp Dealey Sub Recuperation Camp."

An unidentified building at Camp Dealey whose roof is covered with palm branches. The camp was located on the east coast of the southern part of Guam and provided recreation for submariners in 1944-1945. Photograph is part of an album entitled "WWII Camp Dealey Sub Recuperation Camp."