Architects

Members of the American Institute of Architects, meeting in Washington D. C., are viewing a special exhibit on the White House renovation work in the storage building on the South Grounds of the White House.

Members of the American Institute of Architects, meeting in Washington, D. C., on visit to the White House, photographed on the North Portico. Renovation work is going on.

Distance-view of Harry S. Truman posing at Slover Park in Independence, Missouri, the site of the future Harry S. Truman Library. He is holding architectural drawings of the building with architect Alonzo Gentry, Mayor Robert Weatherford, and Tom Evans (obscured). Taken during filming of "Man From Independence."

An unidentified, probably an architect, is standing in front of a bridge, possibly San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.

Unidentified architect standing in front of a Vinatexco building.

White House Architect Lorenzo Winslow (center) poses in the East Room of the White House with two unidentified men. In a printed note at the bottom of the photo is "Knipp & Company, Inc., Paneling and Carving."

From left to right, architect Alonzo Gentry, Thomas Hart Benton and Mr. McCullom of the American Institute of Architects at the Harry S. Truman Library. They are standing before Mr. Benton's mural in the lobby of the Library. The AIA presented it annual award to Mr. Benton.

From left to right, architect Alonzo Gentry, Thomas Hart Benton and Mr. McCullom of the American Institute of Architects at the Harry S. Truman Library. They are standing before Mr. Benton's mural in the lobby of the Library. The AIA presented it annual award to Mr. Benton.

Former President Harry S. Truman sits at a table in an enclosed picnic area at Slover Park, Independence, Missouri, the site of the proposed Truman Library. With him are, left to right: Rex M. Whitton, Chief Engineer, State Highway Commission; Mr. Truman; Harris Rodgers, Missouri Highway Commissioner; and Alonzo Gentry, architect for the Truman Library. Their names and occupations are written on the photo in Mr. Truman's handwriting. (Original in oversize drawer.) From: Found in a box of miscellaneous photographs in the audiovisual area.

A tea given by the American Institute of Architects at the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library for Thomas Hart Benton, who was the winner of the annual award medal. Benton is seated at the left. Mr. McCullom, of the American Institute of Architects, speaks at the podium, while architect Alonzo Gentry stands at the right.