Presidents

Portrait of seated President Harry S. Truman with globe, taken in White House (Same as 77-4061, official U.S. Army Photograph, but less cropped). Donor: Lee E. Howick, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York 14650

Portrait of seated President Harry S. Truman (Similar to 77-4028, official U.S. Navy photograph, but less cropped). Donor: Lee E. Howick, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York 14650

Portrait of seated President Harry S. Truman (similar to 77-4028, official U.S. Navy photograph, but less cropped). Donor: Lee E. Howick, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York 14650

Portrait of sitting President Harry S. Truman (Similar to 77-4028 and 75-1, official U.S. Navy photographs; not cropped as much) Donor: Lee E. Howick, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York 14650

President Harry S. Truman, standing on the rear platform of his campaign train, waves to the crowd during a stop in Baker, Oregon, on his 1948 campaign tour. The other individual is unknown. The photo was donated by the Baker County, Oregon Democratic Central Committee.

President Harry S. Truman signs a photograph for Vic Housholder of Phoenix, Arizona, both of the 35th Division, at the White House. In the spring of 1918, Lt. Vic Housholder saved the life of Captain Harry S. Truman during World War I. (Same as 59-1270 except size and autograph which reads: Kindest regards to Vic, Harry S. Truman). From: Vic H. Housholder

President Harry S. Truman bends down to shake hands with two-year-old Walter S. Hummel of Independence, Missouri, upon the President's arrival at the Jackson County Courthouse in Independence to be the guest of honor at a victory rally staged by his fellow townsmen. From: Walter Hummel.

President Harry S. Truman addressing 50,000 Boy Scouts assembled for their National Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.

Distance view of President Harry S. Truman speaking to a crowd gathered on the Square in Benton, Illinois when he was running for President. Donor: Paul W. Hickman

Photo of oil painting of Harry S. Truman by John English. The painting was used in the Truman Centennial Exhibit prepared by the Mid America Arts Alliance. The painting shows Truman grinning, waving his hat. From: John English.