Presidential residences

A snapshot of Margaret Truman (left) and First Lady Bess Truman seated outside at Blair House.

Former President Truman at the back of his home in Independence, Missouri (the south porch is visible). The man to the right is not identified.

Former President Truman at home in Independence, Missouri (the south porch is visible). The man at right is unidentified.

Former President Harry S. Truman (center) at the back of his home in Independence, Missouri. There are two unidentified men in these photos. He is with two unidentified men; one is showing him a book or object.

A photo of the Harry S. Truman Home in Independence, Missouri. Apparently the Truman's haven't been home in a while, the newspapers are piling up. From: Ethel H. Bennett.

This is a portrait of First Lady Bess Wallace Truman and Margaret Truman at Blair House. The White House is in the process of being repaired at this time in 1948.

Left to right: Vice President Hubert Humphrey, Presidential candidate, former President Harry S. Truman, and Senator Edmund Muskie, Vice Presidential candidate. They are on the porch of the Truman home in Independence, Missouri. Donor: Robert L. Coon.

Left to right: Vice President Hubert Humphrey, former President Harry S. Truman, and Senator Edmund Muskie. Vice President Humphrey and Senator Muskie are running in the presidential election. They are on the porch of Truman home.The photo is from the Post Presidential Truman Papers. Donor: Wesley E. Gibson.

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.

Portrait of Fred Wallace as a child, standing in a yard. His family's home at 219 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri, is visible in the background. From: Truman home, an album of Wallace family, friends, and vacations.