Farms

Former President Harry S. Truman at the Truman farm sale in Grandview with l to r: Harry Truman, Colonel Russ Feeback, former President Truman, Colonel Ray Sims and Gilbert Truman. Harry and Gilbert Truman are the sons of J. Vivian Truman, former President Truman's brother. This is a series of four photographs from 97-84 through 87 and includes an original negative. Donor: Dorothy Feeback.

Shown left to right at the Grandview farm on the day of the sale are; Vivian Truman, Colonel Russ Feeback, former President Harry S. Truman and Colonel Ray Sims. This is a series of four photographs 97-84 through 87 and includes an original negative. Donor: Dorothy Feeback.

Shown left to right at the Truman farm in Grandview, MO on the day of the farm sale are: Vivian Truman, Colonel Russ Feeback, former President Harry S. Truman and Colonel Ray Sims. This is a series of four photographs 97-84 through 87 and includes an original negative. Donor: Dorothy Feeback.

Two unidentified people at Truman family farm in Grandview, Missouri.

Harry S. Truman is riding a cultivator on the family farm in Grandview, Missouri. Donor: Harry Vieth.

This is a view of a well cultivated field at the foot of the hills in Japan. A low building spreads in the middle of the field. The exact location is unknown. From Basil Rice.

Two unidentified men use camels on a farm near Quetta in West Pakistan with two unidentified children on the right.

Ralph R. Will in the center, stands with his son, Jim Will, left, and Lee McGee, right, in front of a barn on the John Fair Farm near Manchester, Maryland. Original caption: "Original barn in background. In far right background is barn built when the farm was sub-divided. To the right, out of the picture, about 12.5 feet from where we are standing is site of old Fair family house. Foundation stones are still there.

This is a photograph of Ilona Massey's farm in Mendocino, California. The view is looking east from the water tank.

Hanover, New Hampshire Farmer Forrest Cole (left) shows his cows to Representative Norris Cotton (right) as they discuss agricultural and legislative concerns. Congressman Cotton is holding a cat in his arms.