Museums

More distance view of the broken glass in the lobby exhibit case where swords were stolen during a break-in at the Harry S. Truman Library. The swords were gifts from King Ibn Saud and Crown Prince Saud of Saudi Arabia. (See also photos 77-3405 and 72-3317). This photo is in a contact sheet book and is from an original 2x2 negative.

A view of the broken glass in the lobby exhibit case where swords and daggers were stolen in a break-in at the Harry S. Truman Library. The swords and daggers were gifts of King Ibn Saud and Crown Prince Saud of Saudi Arabia. (See also photos 77-3405 and 72-3317). This photo is in a contact sheet book and is from an original 2x2 negative.

Photo of an exhibit case with broken glass from which swords and daggers were stolen during a break-in at the Harry S. Truman Library. The swords and daggers were gifts from King Ibn Saud and Crown Prince Saud of Saudi Arabia. (See also photos 77-3405 and 72-3317). This photo is in a contact sheet book and from a 2x2 original negative.

A view of the broken glass in the lobby exhibit case where swords and daggers were stolen from the Harry S. Truman Library. The swords and daggers were gifts from King Ibn Saud and Crown Prince Saud of Saudi Arabia. (See also photos 77-3405 and 72-3317). This photo is in a contact sheet book and is from an original 2x2 negative.

Photo of the hall doors at the Harry S. Truman Library that thieves attempted to chain during the break-in and theft of swords and daggers in the lobby exhibit. The swords were gifts from King Ibn Saud and Crown Prince Saud of Saudi Arabia. (See also photos 77-3405 and 72-3317). This photo is in a contact sheet book and is from an original 35mm negative.

Unidentified man visiting the Royal Barge Museum in Bangkok, Thailand. Members of the International Statistical Institute visited Thailand after meeting in New Delhi.

A photo showing the main entrance of the Harry S. Truman Library, with visitors going up the stairs. From: George S. Zimbel Collection.

Photo of an inside view of the 1859 Jail Museum. The Jail Museum is located just off the Independence Square in Independence, Missouri. From: George S. Zimbel Collection.

Plaque in the old Jail Museum referring to the fact that Frank James was a "visitor" there. From: George S. Zimbel Collection.

Newer Jerusalem and suburbs. The Jerusalem Archaeological Museum. From: Photos used in the 1984 Truman Centennial Exhibit. Stereographic photo. Library of Congress Photo Number: LC-M3201-3021, Matson Collection.