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Harry S Truman National Historic Site
Site Bulletins
 

Brochures on a variety of Truman related topics. PDF files are formatted to fit on legal-size paper.

Planning Your Visit (pdf - 336KB)
Important information you should know when planning to visit the site.

Harry S Truman Farm Home (pdf - 2.2MB)
The Grandview farm where Harry Truman lived and worked between 1906 and 1917.

To Secure These Rights (pdf - 2.4MB)
President Truman’s views on discrimination and his civil rights policies.

Vietta Garr (pdf - 1.2MB)
Learn about the contributions of the Truman's longtime cook and family companion.

216 North Delaware (pdf - 147KB)
The Noland home, where Harry Truman's aunt and uncle once lived.

Wallace Family Compound (pdf - 2.2MB)
The two bungalows located to the east of the Truman home where Bess Truman's brothers once lived.

48 Star Flag (pdf - 229KB)
Learn the history of the American flag as it appeared during Truman's presidency.

A Truman Christmas (pdf - 182KB)
Learn about the holiday traditions of the Truman family.

Volunteer at Harry S Truman NHS (pdf - 119KB)
Find out how you can become a volunteer and the types of positions available.

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President Truman signs legislation. Credit: Truman Library.  

Did You Know?
President Truman signed the Employment Act on 20 February 1946. The Act’s main purpose was to lay the responsibility of economic stability onto the federal government.

Last Updated: May 19, 2008 at 15:14 EST