Dolls

Mrs. Bess Wallace Truman (left) receives a Margaret Truman doll from Gael Galvin, daughter of Under Secretary of Labor Michael J. Galvin.

Two Japanese dolls wearing kimonos on display.

This is a photograph of two Japanese dolls on display.

An unidentified young woman in a toy store with a General Douglas MacArthur doll. From: Photos used in the 1984 Truman Centennial Exhibit.

Margaret Truman is holding a Kachina-type Indian doll.

Margaret Truman holding a Kachina-type Indian doll. The man at left is unidentified.

Margaret Truman is holding a Kachina-type Indian doll.

Margaret Truman (right) presents baby dolls to Bill Herson (right), Radio Station WRC timekeeper, at the Doll House on F Street, launching WRC's campaign to provide dolls and toys for Washington's under-privileged children. From the scrapbooks of Matt Connelly, Vol. 1.

Faded snapshot of Bess Truman presenting a doll to a young girl at a Congressional Club luncheon. The girl is standing on a chair and is dressed in formal attire. From: Truman Home.

Margaret Truman standing in a yard, holding a doll in her hands. She appears to be standing behind a piece of lumber that is propped on a sawhorse. She is probably standing in the yard of her family's home at 219 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri. From: Truman home.