Presidential vacations

President Harry S. Truman (left) on the beach with Assistant Press Secretary Eben Ayers (dark glasses) and unidentified man. Same as 66-909. From: Album from Captain Robert L. Dennison, USN.

Left to right: Senator Alben Barkley, Leslie Biffle and Captain Robert L. Dennison in an open car on their way to the Little White House in Key West, Florida. Same as 2012-43. Album from Captain Robert L. Dennison, USN.

Senator Alben Barkley alights from a Navy aircraft at Boca Chica, Florida, for a meeting with President Harry S. Truman. Same as 2012-35. From: Album from Captain Robert L. Dennison, USN.

President Harry S. Truman leaving the presidential airplane Sacred Cow upon arrival at Boca Chica, Florida. Captain Cecil Adell greets the President. From: Album from Capt. Robert L. Dennison, USN.

Photograph of Jefferson Island, Maryland, where President Truman attended a weekend stag party on Sept. 22, 1945.

Photograph of the dock gangway to the Jefferson Island Clubhouse, Maryland, where President Truman attended a weekend stag party on Sept. 22, 1945.

Photograph of Jefferson Island Clubhouse, Maryland, showing the front view, where President Harry S. Truman attended a weekend stag party on Sept. 22, 1945.

Photograph of Jefferson Island Clubhouse, Maryland, showing the front side view, where President Truman attended a weekend stag party on Sept. 22, 1945. From: Records of the U.S. Secret Service

President Harry S. Truman, his family, and his staff on vacation in Key West, Florida. Front row, left to right: Harold Enarson; John Steelman; Bess Wallace Truman; President Truman; Margaret Truman; William Hassett; Irving Perlmeter. Back row, left to right: Eben Ayers; David Stowe; Wallace Graham; Harry Vaughan; Joseph Short; Robert Dennison; Robert Landry; Philleo Nash; Charles Jackson. Original is in color and oversized. This image is available to be ordered in color.

President Harry S. Truman, in vacation sports attire, on the lawn outside the Little White House in the U. S. Naval Base, Key West, Florida. Originally color, but now faded.