Horses

President Harry S. Truman examines "Honey," one of the horses used for a coast-to-coast horseback ride with riders Ned Kennedy and Cecil Cary.

Loading horses on box cars during World War I. Donor: Frank Freidel, who obtained these photographs from the National Archives.

A cowboy rides a quarter horse as he tries to lasso a bull during a ranch roundup.

Quarter horse on a ranch near Deming, New Mexico. This breed is popular with ranchers because of its stocky build and its quick, powerful getaway.

Unidentified young man on a horse, part of a series of snapshots showing various unidentified persons, probably family members of James E. Webb during various occasions.

President Harry S. Truman is looking at a horse beside a railroad track during a campaign stop in Oklahoma. The rider, a policeman, and another man are unidentified. Donor: Dorothy Girton.

President Harry S. Truman inspects a horse at a campaign stop in Oklahoma. This is from a series of related photographs called "President Truman on the campaign trail in 1948."

Harry S. Truman, mounted on a horse, in his Battery B uniform. This photograph was taken on the Grandview, Missouri farm, when he was a member of the Missouri National Guard. From the Estate of Mary Jane Truman.

Harry S. Truman on a horse during a trip to the Ozarks, about 1933.

Captain Harry S. Truman, Battery D 129th Field Artillery, sitting on a horse. This is a frontal view of both horse and rider. This photograph was taken at Camp Coetquidan, Brittany, France in July, 1918 by Arthur W. Wilson, 2nd Lt., Battery E, 129th Field Artillery. See also photo number 79-19. Donor: Lieutenant Arthur W. Wilson.