Presidential residences

President Harry S. Truman, bareheaded, walks through the White House Rose Garden today in the sunshine that accompanied a rise in temperature to 60 degrees in mid-afternoon. The south portico of the White House is in the background. From: Houston Post.

Former President Harry S. Truman points out one of the proposed locations for the projected 1,500,000 Truman Library as he talks with reporters today on a tour of the family farm near Grandview, Missouri. Three sites on the farm are under consideration for the library, which will house the ex-President's official papers. Behind Mr. Truman is Associated Press reporter Tony Vaccaro, wearing earmuffs. From: Houston Post.

Exterior view of the Truman apartment at 4701 Connecticut Avenue in Washington, D. C. Capital police are shown on guard around the building where the new President and Mrs. Truman reside until they move into the White House.

President Lyndon B. Johnson (right) signs legislation that designates October 24 of every year as United Nations Day. President Johnson signed this legislation in the home of former President Harry S. Truman (left) in Independence, Missouri.

This photo is of the historic home of former President Harry S. Truman in Independence, Missouri. From: George S. Zimbel Collection.

President Harry S. Truman poses for photographers while outside his vacation residence on the naval base at Key West, Florida.

President Richard Nixon (second from left) speaks with Margaret Truman Daniel (left) while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. (third from left) and First Lady Pat Nixon (far right), look on. They are standing outside the Truman family home in Independence, Missouri. All others in the background are unidentified. Part of a group of photographs belonging to E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. which he used in his book, "Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen: A Memoir."

Margaret Truman Daniel stands next to her husband, E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. in the Lincoln bedroom at the White House. The note on the back of the photograph reads: "Abraham Lincoln slept here, but we did not. The famous bed is reputedly the hardest one in the White House. We posed there, at the request of the photographer." The Daniels were the guest of President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy.

Snapshot of backyard of 219 N. Delaware, the Truman house. From: Truman house.

Snapshot of backyard of 219 N. Delaware, the Truman house, looking from the southeast. From: Truman house.