Presidential libraries

John M. Abraham (left) of Coronet Instructional Films presents former President Harry S. Truman (right) with a copy of the first educational film on the White House (MP76-70, "The White House - Past and Present"). The presentation took place in Mr. Truman's office at the Truman Library.

Former President Harry S. Truman writes at his desk while John M. Abraham of Coronet Instructional Films looks on. Mr. Abraham presented Mr. Truman with a copy of the first educational film about the White House. The presentation took place in Mr. Truman's office at the Truman Library.

John M. Abraham (left) of Coronet Instructional Films presents former President Harry S. Truman with the first educational film on the White House. They are in Mr. Truman's office at the Truman Library.

In the auditorium of the Truman Library, former President Harry S. Truman (right) receives the "Supreme Award of Merit" from Robert D. Hobday (left), President of the George Washington Carver Memorial Institute.

Robert D. Hobday (left) of the George Washington Carver Memorial Institute presents former President Harry S. Truman (right) with the "Supreme Award of Merit" in the auditorium of the Truman Library.

Former President Harry S. Truman (right) sits on the stage in the auditorium of the Truman Library; Robert D. Hobday (right) of the George Washington Carver Memorial Institute holds the "Supreme Award of Merit" that is presented to the former President.

Robert D. Hobday (left), President of the George Washington Carver Memorial Institute, presents the "Supreme Award of Merit" to former President Harry S. Truman (right) in the auditorium of the Truman Library.

Harry S. Truman Library director Dr. Philip C. Brooks (left) providing a tour of former President Truman's office to a group of some of the Top Ten Men in America, as sponsored by the Junior Chambers of Commerce. All except Dr. Brooks are unidentified.

A group of men, some of the "Top Ten Men in America", sponsored by the Junior Chambers of Commerce, on a tour of the Harry S. Truman Library. All are unidentified.

Harry S. Truman Library director Dr. Philip C. Brooks (right) providing a tour to a group of some of the Top Ten Men in America, as sponsored by the Junior Chambers of Commerce. All except Dr. Brooks are unidentified.