Women

Entrance to the Kikusui Inn near the Nanzenji temple in Kyoto, Japan. Mrs. Emily Gardiner is pictured inside the front gate. Mrs. Gardiner's husband, Arthur, is the United States Economic Minister to Japan.

Mrs. Emily Gardiner (back to camera) says goodbye to the wives of the vice-president and president of Toyo Kogyo Company, Limited, at the Hiroshima Airport. All others unidentified. Mrs. Gardiner's husband, Arthur, is the United States Economic Minister to Japan.

Mrs. Emily Gardiner (right) chats with two unidentified women aboard the "Ryugu-Maru". Mrs. Gardiner's husband, Arthur, is the United States Economic Minister to Japan.

Mrs. Emily Gardiner (fourth from left) and others in front of the Hiroshima Airport after completing their visit to the Toyo Kogyo Company. All others unidentified. Mrs. Gardiner's husband, Arthur, is the United States Economic Minister to Japan.

Exterior view which contains 4 unidentified Russian women taken in Kiev during Harriman's 1959 Russian trip. Believed to have been taken at the Kiev Pechersk Lavra monastery. The Thayer account reads: "the courtyard was filled with old women collecting holy water in bottles..." Charles W. Thayer accompanied W. Averell Harriman as a guide and confidant on the trip which took place May 12 - June 26, 1959. Harriman went as a special foreign correspondent for the North American Newspaper Alliance (NANA).

Photo booth snapshot of Bess Wallace as a young woman, wearing a tricorn hat and glasses. From: Truman Home.

Almost full-length portrait of Bess Wallace, wearing a large picture hat and glasses. Photo is mounted on a card, with autograph on the card: "Most Sincerely, Bessie '08." From: Truman Home.

Photo booth snapshot of Bess Wallace as a young woman, wearing a tricorn hat. From: Truman Home.

Bess Wallace (left) posing with two unidentified ladies outside the home of her grandparents at 219 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri. The women are wearing long skirted suits and picture hats. From: Truman Home, from original negatives.

Snapshot of five young women posing in a yard, all wearing long gowns and picture hats. Bess Wallace is second from the right. All others are unidentified. From: Truman Home.