Dwellings

View of Laubau, the vacation home of Charles W. Thayer, located in Bavaria. Back of photograph reads: "The new addition at Laubau. It will be stained like the house in the spring."

Full exterior view of the vacation home of Charles and Cynthia Thayer named Laubau and located in Bavaria.

Outside view of Cynthia Thayer, wife of diplomat Charles W. Thayer, resting on a balcony at was is believed to be their summer home called Laubau located in Bavaria.

Exterior view with diplomat and author Charles W. Thayer standing on the right. His wife Cynthia is seated on the left. Taken at the Thayer vacation home named Laubau located in Bavaria. Back of the photograph reads: "Enjoying the sunshine - just before lunch. Charlie, Cynthia & Love (the Lorelei!). Sorry she moved. We had a perfect day. L."

Faded color full exterior view of what is believed to be the vacation home of diplomat Charles W. Thayer named Laubau and located in Bavaria.

Exterior view of an unidentified man and woman, taken at Charles Thayer's vacation home named Laubau believed to be located in Bavaria. May be caretakers or close neighbors.

Home of the D. W. Wallace family at 608 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri. Bess Wallace Truman spent her childhood years in this home. This house has since been torn down. From: Truman Home.

Bess Wallace as a young woman seated on porch rail of her family's home at 219 N. Delaware in Independence, Missouri. From: Truman house, an album of Wallace family, friends, and vacations.

Seated on the front porch of the Gates home at 219 North Delaware, Independence, Missouri are, left to right: Fred Wallace, Bess Wallace, Frank Wallace, and George Wallace. From: Truman Home.

Natalie Ott (Mrs. Frank) Wallace on the steps of her house at 601 West Truman Road, Independence, Missouri. Natalie is the sister-in-law of Bess Wallace Truman. From Truman Home.