Dwellings

President Harry S. Truman (back to camera) on the front porch of the home of his aunt, Margaret Truman Noland, at 216 N. Delaware. In the doorway are Ruth Noland Ragland, and her son, Robert Truman Ragland. From: Ardis Haukenberry.

President Harry S. Truman leaving the home of his aunt, Margaret Ellan Truman Noland, at 216 N. Delaware, Independence, Missouri. The exact date of the photo is unknown. From: Ardis Haukenberry.

Snapshot of the House of Mystery at the Oregon Vortex, Gold Hill, Oregon. The photo was taken by the Department of Interior in conjunction with mining and timber claims.

Snapshot of the 165-foot circle of the House of Mystery at the Oregon Vortex, Gold Hill, Oregon. The photo was taken by the Department of Interior in conjunction with mining and timber claims.

Snapshot of the House of Mystery at the Oregon Vortex, Gold Hill, Oregon. The photo was taken by the Department of Interior in conjunction with mining and timber claims.

Snapshot of a cabin and woodshed on a mining claim in a forest in Oregon. From a series of photos relating to mining claims on Oregon & California Railroad lands in Oregon.

Snapshot of a house and related structures in the forest with a road in the foreground. From a series of photos of forested areas in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest relating to forest management and mining.

Snapshot of a wooden house in the forest with a man and a dog standing in front of it. From a series of photos of forested areas in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest relating to forest management and mining.

Log cabin with three people standing outside leaning against a rail fence. A marker "194" is in the foreground. From a series of photos of forested areas in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest relating to forest management and mining.

Log cabin in a forest with a marker "115" in the foreground. From a series of photos of forested areas in the Pacific Northwest relating to forest management and mining.