Portraits

Theodore (Ted) Marks is pictured in his home in Kansas City, Missouri. Mr. Marks was a close friend of Harry S. Truman, as well as a fellow captain in the 129th Field Artillery during World War I.

Theodore (Ted) Marks is pictured in his home in Kansas City, Missouri. Mr. Marks was a close friend of Harry S. Truman, as well as a fellow captain in the 129th Field Artillery during World War I.

Thomas Veatch in his office in Kansas City, Missouri. Mr. Veatch was an engineer and friend of Harry S. Truman and worked with Truman to build the Jackson County road system during Truman's service as Presiding Judge of Jackson County.

Thomas Veatch in his office in Kansas City, Missouri. Mr. Veatch was an engineer and friend of Harry S. Truman and worked with Truman to build the Jackson County road system during Truman's service as Presiding Judge of Jackson County.

Thomas Veatch in his office in Kansas City, Missouri. Mr. Veatch was an engineer and friend of Harry S. Truman and worked with Truman to build the Jackson County road system during Truman's service as Presiding Judge of Jackson County.

Ceremonies of the unveiling of a painting of Honorable Frank Pace, Jr., Secretary of the Army, which was painted by Mr. Germain Glidden. Frank Pace is shown standing in front of the painting in his office.

Ceremonies of the unveiling of a painting of Honorable Frank Pace, Jr., Secretary of the Army. Left to right: Germain Glidden (artist), Anna Louise Glidden, Priscilla Pace, Paula Pace, Frank Pace, and Margaret (Mrs. Frank) Pace.

Ceremonies of the unveiling of a painting by Mr. Germain Glidden (left) of Honorable Frank Pace, Jr., Secretary of the Army.

A beautiful portrait of Mrs. Bess Truman seated with hands folded on her lap. She is wearing a dark dress with a simple strand of pearls.

This portrait is of Margaret Truman. She is wearing a suit and hat.