Presidential aircraft

President John F. Kennedy stepping off the presidential plane upon his arrival in St. Louis, Missouri, to visit the McDonnell Aircraft Corporation.

Photo of President John F. Kennedy's airplane sitting in front of an aircraft terminal on his visit to St. Louis, Missouri, and the McDonnell Aircraft Corporation.

The President's plane, the Sacred Cow, taxis up to the terminal at the Grandview Airport (later Richards Gebauer Military Base), upon his arrival from Washington. Today the President's mother died. This photo was taken from the control tower and shows officials waiting to meet the President. See 97-114 through 117. This includes an original negative. Donor: Dorothy Feeback.

Taken from the control tower, this photo shows the Sacred Cow, with President Truman aboard, just arriving at the Grandview Airport. The President's mother died early today and officials wait with cars to take the President back to his home. See 97-114 through 117 and includes an original negative. Donor: Dorothy Feeback.

President Harry S. Truman (back to camera) arrives at the Grandview, Missouri, Airport. He is greeted by daughter Margaret and Fred Canfil, U. S. Marshall, directly in front of him. The President's personal physician, General Wallace Graham stands beside Canfil in military uniform. The President's brother Vivian is just shown partially on the far right. See photos 97-99 through 102 and includes an original negative. Donor: Dorothy Feeback.

President Harry S. Truman descends the steps of the "Sacred Cow" upon his arrival at the Grandview, Missouri Airport. Meeting him at the steps are Margaret Truman with her back to the camera and U. S. Marshall Fred Canfil on the far right. This is a series of photographs from 97-99 through 102 and includes an original negative. Donor: Dorothy Feeback.

President Truman debarks from a plane, evidently after viewing flood damage in Washington and Oregon during his western trip.

Harry S. Truman and others in front of plane, evidently to view flood damage in Washington and Oregon.

Harry S. Truman views the damage of the floods on his western trip to Washington. This is an aerial view of the flood.

Harry S. Truman views the damage of the floods on his western trip to Washington. This is an aerial view of the flood.