Dwellings

Senator-Elect (Judge) Harry S. Truman, at his home in Independence, Missouri.

Harry S. Truman farm home near Grandview, Missouri.

Front view of the Harry S. Truman farm home, near Grandview, Missouri.

Cabin on the Missouri River where the Little Blue River enters the Missouri used by Harry S. Truman for recreation. He would go on hunting trips with friends, using this cabin, which was owned by Mr. Truman's friend Frank O'Donnell. It was called River Camp, but the cabin was lost in a flood.

Harry S. Truman home in Independence, Missouri.

Harry S. Truman home in Independence, Missouri, covered with snow. This photo was taken sometime prior to November 1949, when the fence was erected around the property.

House in Cheppy, France, just east of the town of Varennes, where Captain Harry S. Truman charged the enemy with a "Goniometer" during the first World War. From: Found in a box of miscellaneous photos in the Audio/Visual area.

Beautiful 1893 photo of the George Porterfield Gates residence at 219 N. Delaware, Independence, Missouri (also known as the Truman home). Standing in front of the house is, apparently, George Porterfield Gates. Note the carriage block at the street. From: John Elliott (Duplicate by written permission of owner only.)

Left to right: George Wallace, Helen Wallace, and Maud Louise Wells sit on the steps of the front porch of the George Porterfield Gates home at 219 N. Delaware, Independence Missouri. George Wallace is Bess Wallace's brother. Helen Wallace is the child of Myra Gates Wallace, Madge Gates' sister, and Maud Louise Wells is the daughter of Maud Gates Wells, Madge Gates' other sister. From: John Elliott.

Crowd in front of the Harry S. Truman home in Independence, Missouri.