An 11 x 14 photo showing President Truman receiving a two month old Aberdeen Angus Bull calf, a gift from the city of Birmingham, Alabama. The President is shown inspecting his calf. This is similar to photo 68-1856.
President Harry S. Truman greets a group of children gathered around his campaign train during a water stop in Indiana. This photo was published in the November 15, 1948 edition of Life Magazine with the caption, "While the train stopped for water, Truman chatted with Indiana children."
President Harry S. Truman, holding a large wrapped package, is shown walking up the front sidewalk of his sister Mary Jane Truman's home in Grandview, Missouri, for a visit. U.S. Marshal Fred Canfil holds an umbrella over the President's head while a smiling Mary Jane stands on the front porch.
Photo showing President Harry S. Truman (left) pointing, as Governor William Hastie (center, an African American) and General Harry Vaughan look on. In the background is Magens Bay, Virgin Islands. This is a similar photo to 77-1934, but better quality.
President Harry S. Truman is shown with his arms clasped in Margaret's (left) and Bess's arms upon his arrival at Washington National Airport. The President had been on a 2-week Florida vacation. There is a photographer in the background on the right. This 9 x 14 photo is superior to 77-444 and others similar to this.