Presidential family

Mrs. Ralph E. Truman stands before the plaque of her husband at the Gen. Ralph E. Truman Memorial Armory in Springfield, Missouri. This series of photos is the same as 66-4909 through 66-4919.

Raising the colors at the dedication ceremony of the Gen. Ralph E. Truman Armory in Springfield, Missouri. This series of photos are the same as 66-4909 through 66-4919.

Former President Harry S. Truman makes the dedication address at the General Ralph E. Truman Memorial Armory in Springfield, Missouri. Ralph E. Truman was the President's cousin. The Missouri State flag is shown in the foreground. This series of photos is the same as 66-4909 through 66-4919.

Snapshot of May Wallace, wearing a suit and hat, posing on the lawn of an unidentified house during late fall or early winter. She is the wife of Frank Wallace and is called "Aunt Beuf." From: Truman Home.

Senator and Democratic Vice-Presidential candidate Harry S. Truman listens to the 1944 presidential election results on the radio at the Muehlebach Hotel in Kansas City, Missouri. Pictured (left to right): sister Mary Jane Truman; Senator Truman; brother J. Vivian Truman; Mrs. Bess Truman (seated); Margaret Truman; and niece Martha Ann Truman.

Frank and Natalie Wallace sit on the front steps of their home in Independence, Missouri. (See 82-142.) From: Truman Home.

Frank Wallace, in short-sleeve shirt and slacks, poses before a miniature garden and planters filled with flowers across the street from a retail/office building. The back of the snapshot reads: This is Frank. Folks say he looks like Harry S. Truman! From: Truman Home

Frank Wallace wears a full-length coat and hat as he stands on a porch before a wrought-iron railing overlooking a city street. From: Truman Home.

Fred Wallace, wearing only a suit, stands in the snow, holding his daughter, a young Marian, in front of him. From: Truman Home.

Snapshot of Frank Wallace's dog "Spot" standing at the edge of a sidewalk looking at someone in the distance. From: Truman Home.