Presidential family

A small informal photograph of General Ralph E. Truman in the center (seated) flanked by Mrs. Olive Truman (his wife) to the left of Ralph, and Mrs. Corbie Truman, his daughter in law, to his right. The family appears to be at a dinner.

Two men shake hands in front of the Long Run Baptist Church in Eastwood, Kentucky. Both of former President Harry S. Truman's grandmothers attended here. The men in the photo are unidentified.

A photo of the Long Run Baptist Church in Eastwood Kentucky. Both of President Harry S. Truman's grandmothers attended here. There are two unidentified men in the photo.

Nellie Tilford Noland with her niece, Josephine Ragland, standing near a tree on Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri. The Noland home can be seen on the left.

Portrait of Harriet Louisa Gregg Young, maternal grandmother of Harry S. Truman.

Mary Ethel Noland in backyard garden of her home at 216 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri.

A photo of Mary Jane Truman (sister of President Truman) with Mr. Whitney of ABC News. The two are at the 1948 Democratic National Convention.

Clifton Daniel, husband of Margaret Truman Daniel, is breaking ground at Wake Forest University. The area where Mr. Daniel is digging will be the Fine Arts Building. This photo was taken by McNabb Studios.

Former President Harry S. Truman (seated) with friends at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City. From left to right, behind the former President: businessman Henry J. Talge, Mr. Corbie Truman, unidentified man, General Louis Truman, former Secretary of the Treasury, banker John W. Snyder, and writer David Noyes.

Portrait of Madge (Margaret) Gates as a child. Madge Gates was the mother of Bess Wallace Truman. From: Truman house, an album (water lily embossed) of family portraits. Original album cover has been retained in audiovisual collection.