Presidential automobiles

President Harry S. Truman's new super-special, custom-built, oversize Lincoln Limousine - first of a fleet of ten built for lease to the White House. The big car has gold-plated fittings in the rear compartment, special running boards for Secret Service men, and a shiny, padded leather top with sufficient headroom for high silk hats. Donor: New York Herald Tribune

Secret Service agents survey the scene as the Presidential Limousine pulls up to the Harry S. Truman Library, so that President Richard M. Nixon can pay his respects to former President Truman, whose casket lay in state in the lobby of the Library. All are unidentified.

View of the parade with President Harry S. Truman and Winston Churchill in limousine in Fulton, Missouri. Churchill was in town to give a speech at Westminster College.

President Harry S. Truman and Prime Minister Winston Churchill in car in parade in Jefferson City, Missouri. It was on this day that Churchill made his famous "Iron Curtain" speech at Westminster College in Fulton. Secret Service men are on the running boards of the car.

Harry S. Truman's 1911 Stafford car. From left to right: Natalie Ott Wallace, Emma P. (Mrs. William) Southern, Frank Gates Wallace, Bess Wallace, and Harry S. Truman. This photograph was taken during a picnic near the Little Blue River around 1915. Identification by Miss Ethel Noland. Photo was probably taken by George Wallace. From the Estate of Mary Jane Truman.

This is an outside view of the U.S. Naval Station Memorial Chapel. It is in Key West, Florida. The President's automobile is visible on the left. Original From: Naval Photo Center, sent to the Truman Library by the National Archives 4 X 5 negatives.

Front view of President Harry S. Truman's Lincoln Cosmopolitan. The Presidential Standard is on the driver's side of the car. The American flag is on the passenger's side. This photo was taken in Key West, Florida.

President Harry S. Truman's Lincoln Cosmopolitan approaches the Naval Station Chapel. The President is vacationing in Key West, Florida. He attended religious services. President Truman is not visible in this picture. From: Naval Photo Center, sent to the Truman Library by the National Archives, 4 X 5 negatives.

Identified as President Harry S. Truman, standing in the center being greeted by Major General Percy W. Clarkson, Commanding General of the Third Infantry Division before a review of the troops. Standing to the left of Truman by the car door is Louis A. Johnson, Secretary of Defense. Onlookers are also in view. Photograph is part of a scrapbook identified as "The Infantry Center, Fort Benning, Ga., 21 April 1950. Visit of Harry S. Truman, President of the United States."

President Harry S. Truman stands in his Lincoln convertible automobile and waves at the welcoming Key West, Florida crowd on his way to the Little White House as Captain Cecil Adell sits in the center. Naval signal flags flutter in the breeze over the street. President Truman is in Key West for a post-election vacation. All others are unidentified.