Portraits, Group

Portrait of Mabel (right) and Flora Gates. They are first cousins once removed of Bess W. Truman. From: Truman home, an album (water-lily embossed) of family portraits. Original album cover has been retained in audiovisual collection.

Color-tinted formal portrait of (from left to right) George Porterfield Wallace, Bess V. Wallace, and Frank Gates Wallace. From: Truman home.

Mary Ethel Noland (left) and Nellie Noland, (right), cousins of Harry S. Truman, standing outside near 210 North Delaware. In the background, the Gates-Wallace home, 219 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri, can be seen.

From left to right, Mary Ethel Noland, Nellie Noland, Harry S. Truman, and Mary Jane Truman ice skating on a pond at the Truman family farm in Grandview, Missouri.

From left to right, Mary Ethel Noland, Nellie Noland, and Harry S. Truman standing next to a well at the Truman farm home in Grandview, Missouri. Harry is wearing what looks like a straw boater hat.

Mary Martha Truman (Aunt Mattie) in a tintype group portrait with some her classmates at Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri. Bottom row: Nancy Bentley (left) and Mary Pace (right). Top row: Mary Martha Truman (left) and Lutie Major (right). Mary Martha Truman was the aunt of Harry S. Truman.

Wedding portrait of Robert V. Ragland (right) and his wife, Ruth T. Noland Ragland.

This is a portrait of two of Harry S. Truman's cousins, Myra Emily Colgan (Mrs. Roy D. Hornbuckle) (left), and Mary Colgan (Mrs. Robert Romine) (right).

The three Wallace brothers pose piggy-back, three high. From top to bottom: Fred Wallace, George Wallace, and Frank Wallace. From: Truman home, an album of Wallace family, friends, and vacations.

J. Vivian Truman (left) and Luella Campbell Truman, seated on a bench near a field. Mrs. Truman is holding a cat in her arms.