Railroad stations

From left to right in backseat of car, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Vice President-elect Harry S. Truman, and Vice President Henry A. Wallace seated before a bank of microphones in an open car at Union Station in Washington, D.C., a few days after the election. All others unidentified.

Photo showing the Wabash Freight Station in Springfield, Illinois where Abraham Lincoln gave his famous farewell speech to the residents of Springfield before leaving for Washington D.C. as President-elect.

President Harry S. Truman and his daughter, Margaret, at the railroad station in Independence, Missouri with a group of newsmen gathered at the Presidential train. The President is seen on the rear of the train with Margaret just behind him. The President was at his home town to vote.

Mary Jane Truman (front row, second from the left) standing among a group of unidentified men and women in Dallas, Texas. In the front row on the right is Mrs. Edna Rodgers, wife of the Dallas mayor James Woodall Rodgers.

Postcard of Estacion. Presented to President Truman by E. H. Agurtamiento of Xalapa, Mexico.

Posed shot of Truman and others near a train at the Independence, Missouri station, apparently around the time of his western trip.

Posed shot of Truman and others near a train at the Independence, Missouri station.

A large crowd starts to gather at a railroad station in anticipation of President Truman's visit during his western trip, possibly in Nebraska. (Wide View)

A large crowd starts to gather at a railroad station in anticipation of President Truman's visit during his western trip.