The Dome in Berlin, Germany, a building destroyed by bombing in World War II
A building called "The Dome" in Berlin, Germany, showing extensive damage from bombing in World War II. Donor: Barney Ricketts.
Construction projects
Post Command "Normandie" Regimental Headquarters, 137th Infantry, during World War One
Post Command "Normandie" Regimental Headquarters, 137th Infantry, south of Ft. Douaumont in France during World War One. From: Truman house, album of 35th Division clippings and snapshots.
Comical photo of an outhouse with an anti-Republican slogan on the front
Comical photo of an outhouse with an anti-Republican slogan on the front. "You too can own a home like this under modern Republican-ism." A sign on the bottom reads, "Mark Kraft Realty, Spokane, Wash". From: Museum Collection.
Chateau at 129th Field Artillery Courcemont, France headquarters
Chateau at Courcemont, France headquarters and billet, 129th Field Artillery American Expeditionary Forces. From: Truman house, album of 35th Division clippings and snapshots
East front of the chateau at Courcemont, France
East front of the chateau at Courcemont, France, March 1919. Location of billets of Batteries A, B, C, D, E of the 129th Field Artillery. From: Truman house, album of 35th Division clippings and snapshots
General L. G. Berry addressing 129th Field Artillery
General L. G. Berry addressing 129th Field Artillery A brigade A. E. G. in France after World War One. This appears to be at the Chateau du Ponte, Courcemont, the location of the enlisted men's billet. From: Truman house, album of 35th Division clippings and snapshots
Command Post of South Korean Marines during Korean War
Command Post of South Korean Marines, Galley 6, Inchon, Korea.
Western section of Korean villages in Taegu, Korea
Taken from Major General Earle E. Partridge Quarters overlooking the western section of Korean villages in Taegu during the Korean War. Agricultural College in right background.
The Railway Exchange Building, Kansas City, Missouri
The Railway Exchange Building, 7th Street, Grand to Walnut, Kansas City, Missouri. From the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri." This information was provided to Senator Truman by the K.C. Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington, D.C., to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.
Building in Kansas City, Missouri
A building in Kansas City, Missouri, at the corner of 9th Street and Grand Boulevard. From the booklet "Available Office Space in Kansas City, Missouri," containing factual data and photographs of 29 office buildings in Kansas City, Missouri. This information was provided to Senator Truman by the K.C. Chamber of Commerce relative to moving bureaus or agencies from Washington, D.C., to other cities. The photograph is accompanied by a statistical sheet and floor plan.