Dogs

A group of cocker spaniel puppies including Harry S. Truman's, dog, "Feller."

Harry S. Truman's Cocker spaniel dog, "Feller."

A cocker spaniel dog named "Feller." This dog was given to President Harry S. Truman in 1948. He then gave the dog to General Wallace Graham.

Margaret Truman and a young dog named "Mike" on the White House Grounds.

Part of a series of snapshots from the James E. Webb Papers showing various dogs. This photograph of possibly three dogs in front of the fireplace says "Peace and Contentment Throughout the New Year."

Part of a series of snapshots from the James E. Webb Papers showing various dogs. This snapshot shows three dogs and says "Merry Christmas." They are in front of a fireplace.

Part of a series of snapshots from the James E. Webb Papers showing two bull dogs sitting next to two statues of bull dogs.

Two young boys with a dog, presumed to be James E. Webb, Jr. and a friend. James E. Webb, Jr., is the son of James E. Webb, who served in the Truman administration and later in the Johnson administration.

Snapshots taken candidly and posed of James E. Webb in various places and times.

Former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt (standing at podium) speaking at the dedication of the home of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt as a national shrine. Seated behind her are, from left to right: Marian Anderson, Reverend George W. Anthony, National Park Service Director Newton Drury, Clark Clifford, and Secretary of the Interior Julius Krug. Standing behind Clark Clifford, next to the pillar is Franklin D. Roosevelt, Junior. Former President Roosevelt's Scottish Terrier dog Fala is sitting on the ground next to Mrs. Roosevelt's empty chair, his leash tied to the chair.