Museums

Left to right: Truman Library director Dr. Benedict K. Zobrist, Ruth Henning, television producer Paul Henning, actor Buddy Ebsen, and Truman Library curator Milton Perry stand in front of portraits of Harry S. Truman by Missouri artist George L. "Shag" Shultz. The Hennings presented the Shultz artwork to the Truman Library. Paul Henning, who was born in Independence, produced the show "Beverly Hillbillies," which starred Ebsen as Jed Clampett.

Art objects are examined by Prime Minister Nehru at Harvard's Fogg Museum. From left, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, Fogg Museum Director John Coolidge. From album "Visit of his Excellency Jawaharlal Nehru Prime Minister of India to the United States of America"

Sign for the Harry S. Truman Library, stating admission price and souvenir booklet price.

Sign for the Harry S. Truman Library, directing visitors to Garden Room exhibits.

Sign for the Harry S. Truman Library, stating the museum is closed. Original is a negative print.

Signs for the Harry S. Truman Library for the Men's and Women's Restrooms, as well as a closed sign for the restrooms. Original is a negative print.

Sign for Harry S. Truman Library, for exhibit area. Original is negative print.

Sign for the Harry S. Truman Library, showing the start of the Museum tour. Original is a negative print.

Sign for the Harry S. Truman Library, stating the museum hours of operation. Original is a negative print.

Sign for the Harry S. Truman Library, giving the location of rest rooms and the no smoking and no flash photography rules. Original is a negative print.