Photographers

Former President Harry S. Truman is shown walking beside his home in Independence, Missouri, with photographer, Charles Campbell. This includes an original negative. Donor: Dorothy Feeback.

Josef Stalin, and President Harry S. Truman, and Prime Minister Clement Attlee assemble in the conference room for photographers (they are at right side of photograph, Stalin in White jacket). Delegates, photographers, and observers are gathered around the conference table at Potsdam. From the album, number 2: "President Truman's Trip to Potsdam."

This photo was taken at the Independence train station with Vernon Galloway and James W. "Bud" Porter, local photographers. Several people, including some reporters, are waiting at the rear of the train.

President Harry S. Truman giving morning mail dictation to Yeoman Second Class Emil Kesselman while on vacation in Key West, Florida, as photographers make pictures for still, movie, and television release. Seated from left to right are President Truman and Yeoman Kesselman. Kneeling, left to right: unidentified; George Skadding, Life; Bradford Kress, NBC; Henry Griffin, Associated Press; John Sandstone, Telenews. Standing, left to right: unidentified; Frank Cancellari, ACME.

President Harry S. Truman on the rear of his train surrounded by a crowd and newsmen during a western trip.

Photo of President Harry S. Truman with Marion Carpenter, photographer for International News Service. Card signed by Marion Carpenter.

Members of the White House News Photographers Association pose on the South Lawn of the White House. All are unidentified (except woman photographer Marion Carpenter, first row, third from right). This photograph was taken by President Harry S. Truman using a new Graflex Crown Graphic camera that the WHNPA had just presented to him.

Former President Harry S. Truman accepting the "One More Please Club" plaque from the Kansas City Press Photographers Association, at a chili dinner at the Dixon Chili House, Kansas City, Missouri. A. B. Crank of the Kansas City Star making the presentation.

Former President Harry S. Truman accepting the "One More Please Club" plaque from the Kansas City Press Photographers Association, at a chili dinner at the Dixon Chili House, Kansas City, Missouri. A. B. Crank of the Kansas City Star making the presentation.

Former President Harry S. Truman accepting the "One More Please Club" plaque from the Kansas City Press Photographers Association, at a chili dinner at the Dixon Chili House, Kansas City, Missouri. A. B. Crank of the Kansas City Star making the presentation.