Presidential residences

Prime Minister Winston Churchill (right) leaves the "Little White House" at 1:00 P.M., after conferring with President Harry S. Truman (left) for two hours. The Little White House is President Truman's residence during the Potsdam Conference. From the album, "The President's Trip to Potsdam, album number 1."

Fleet Admiral William Leahy (foreground, left) greets Prime Minister Winston Churchill (foreground, right) at the entrance to the "Little White House," President Truman's residence during the Potsdam Conference, as the Prime Minister calls on the President for the first time. In the background are (left to right) General Harry Vaughan, Mary Churchill, the daughter of Winston Churchill, and Prime Minister Churchill's bodyguard. From the album, "The President's Trip to Potsdam, album number 1."

View of the Harry S. Truman birthplace and monument in Lamar, Missouri, close up on sign.

View of the Harry S. Truman birthplace and monument, in Lamar Missouri.

Views of the Harry S. Truman birthplace and monument, in Lamar, Missouri.

From left to right, Adlai Stevenson, Stanley Woodward, former President Harry S. Truman, Charles S. Murphy, and Stephen Mitchell on the front porch of Truman home in Independence, Missouri.

From left to right, former President Harry S. Truman and Adlai Stevenson at the Truman home in Independence, Missouri.

Snapshot of the porch of Truman's house at 219 Delaware, Independence, Missouri. (Similar to photographs taken in May of 1954; see also 86-133-1 and 2 and 86-157.)

Snapshot of the "door where the east window was" off the porch of Truman house at 219 N. Delaware, Independence, Missouri. (Similar to photographs taken in May of 1954; see also 86-1333-1 and 86-157.)

Snapshot of south side of Truman house at 219 N. Delaware, Independence, Missouri. (Similar photos were taken in May of 1954; see also 86-133-1 and 2 and 86-157.)