Dwellings

A series of snapshots in and around the home and grounds of James E. Webb.

Front of Webb home. From a series of snapshots in and around the home and grounds of James E. Webb.

Snapshot of the birthplace of James E. Webb.

Assembling war-built temporary houses to accommodate workers at Grand Coulee Dam. Dwellings came from Vancouver, Washington housing project for shipyard workers.

An unidentified man is pictured next to a sign "President Harry S. Truman Birth Place" located in Lamar, Missouri.

This postcard shows the home of Harry S. Truman, the 33rd President of the United States. The home is located in Independence, Missouri and was built by Bess Truman's grandfather.

A photograph of a split beam under the room Margaret Truman occupied as a sitting room while in the White House. From the "Report of the Commission on the Renovation of the Executive Mansion."

A colored postcard picture of the Truman home in Independence, Missouri.

This is a photograph of the R. P. Weesner family of Dexter, Iowa. This photo was taken when President Harry S. Truman visited the National Plowing Match held in Dexter. Max Weesner is second from the left. Left to right: Lula Weesner, Max Weesner, Jack Weesner, and Rolland Weesner.

Chief Steward Arthur S. Prettyman and two housemaids in the Laranjeiras Palace in Rio de Janeiro. From the album, President Truman's Trip to Rio de Janeiro.