Portraits

James Forrestal, Secretary of Defense, is shown seated at his desk in this portrait.

Portrait of Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal. US Navy photo number TR 9955-2.

A pen drawing of President Truman done by artist Edward Gergerian of Chicago. Donor: Mrs. Edward Gergerian

Portrait of Dale Doty which was used in conjunction with his oral history interview. He was the Assistant Secretary of the Interior, 1950-52, and Commissioner, Federal Power Commission, 1952-54.

General Pershing at a desk during World War One. Donor: Frank Freidel, who obtained these photographs from the National Archives.

Portrait of Brigadier General Robert B. Landry, U.S. Air Force. The photograph is autographed as follows: "To the crew of 'The Independence,' an outstanding group of men and a great team, from their friend, Robert Landry. Sept. 1951." The Independence refers to the presidential airplane. From: Francis W. Williams Papers.

Portrait of Katie Louchheim used in conjunction with her oral history.

Portrait of Geoffrey Lewis used in conjunction with his oral history. He was with the State Department from 1949-1970. Donor: Mr. Lewis.

Portrait of Victor F. Swyden that was used in conjunction with his oral history interview. Donor: Mr. Swyden.

Portrait of Frank Holeman which was used with his oral history interview. Mr. Holeman was a reporter with the Washington Bureau of the New York Daily News, 1942-1965. Donor: Mr. Holeman.