Railroad stations

President Harry S. Truman stepping off the train during his trip with President Romulo Gallegos of Venezuela (not pictured) to Bolivar, Missouri for the dedication of a statue of Simon Bolivar.

President Truman's train in the station at Kearney, Nebraska.

President Harry S. Truman and Anna Roosevelt, President Roosevelt's daughter, (foreground) at Union Station in Washington, D.C., after the funeral services at the White House for Franklin D. Roosevelt. Harry Vaughan is standing behind Truman to Truman's left. Others are unidentified.

Members of President Harry S. Truman's family arrive at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri, after a visit to Washington, D. C. From left to right: J. Vivian Truman, Martha Ellen Truman, Mary Jane Truman, and Major General Harry Vaughan.

United States soldiers on action-leave wait at a train station in Interlaken, Switzerland. All are unidentified.

From left: John the station master of Chaudefontaine, Belgium, stands with John Osterholt, John Bishop, and Richard Beckman on a train platform. Osterholt, Bishop, and Beckman were agents with the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment during World War II.

Richard Beckman stands on a train platform at Chaudfontaine, Belgium. Beckman was a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment Agent during World War II.

John "The Stationmaster" of Chaudefontaine, Belgium poses for a portrait. Members of the United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment lived with him during World War II.

Richard Beckman stands near the train station of Chaudefontaine, Belgium. Beckman was a United States Army Criminal Investigation Detachment Agent during World War II.

Former President Harry S. Truman is surrounded by a crowd of well-wishers upon his return to Independence, Missouri from Washington, D. C. He is at the railroad depot in Independence.