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Bess Wallace portrait at the time of her high school graduation

94-1 (untitled)
Accession Number
94-01
5x7 inches (13x18 cm)
Black & White
Keywords
HST Keywords
Truman, Bess - Childhood - Youth; Truman, Bess - Portraits
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Description

Bess Wallace in a long dress and long gloves, leaning on a table. On July 23, 1906 she sent this oval-shaped photograph to William Bostian, who had been a neighbor and was the son of the Independence postmaster William Bostian. The inscription (which is on a separate sheet in the manuscript collection) says "I only hope you feel repaid for waiting so long, Bess, July the twenty-third, nineteen and six." Donor: Mrs. Ann Copeland, niece of William Bostian.

Date(s)
ca.
1901