Motorcycles

Motorcycle and jeep brigade lined up for the parade welcoming President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla of Chile to Washington, D.C.

Motorcycle brigade leading the funeral procession of General Henry H. Arnold.

President Harry S. Truman's police escort on the occasion of Winston Churchill and President Truman's visit to Fulton, Missouri. All are unidentified.

Police escort for Harry S. Truman and party on the occasion of Winston Churchill and President Truman's visit to Fulton, Missouri. Churchill is in the first car, standing in the back seat on the right. President Truman is standing on the left, obscured by the Secret Service man standing on the running boards of the car. A marching band performs along the right side of the street.

Parade through Fulton, Missouri, with President Harry S. Truman and Winston Churchill in car in center of picture. Truman and Churchill are in the car with two men standing on the running boards, with Mr. Churchill on the left and President Truman on the right in the back seat.

Police escort for Harry S. Truman and party on the occasion of Winston Churchill and President Truman's visit to Fulton, Missouri. President Truman is in the first car, standing in the back seat on the left. Mr. Churchill is standing on the right, obscured by the Secret Service man standing on the running boards of the car.

Platoon of District of Columbia Metropolitan Police motorcycle escort starting down Pennsylvania Ave. during inaugural parade. Donor: General Harry Vaughan for Major General Akins.

Miami, Florida motorcycle police drill team in inaugural parade. Original photograph is in a photo album of inaugural events.

Jackson McBride, of Honolulu, Hawaii, and the Liberty Bell Brigade truck parked at the north entrance to the Harry S. Truman Library, with an Independence, Missouri police motorcycle escort. The truck carries a replica of the Liberty Bell and a sign which reads: "It tolls for thee. Hawaii's Liberty Bell. Help free our statehood bill. Write, wire, call your congressman." McBride is stumping for statehood from the coast to Washington, D. C. From: Anne L. Hayes