© BRADLEY SMITH Truman returned to Grandview in 1906 to help on the 600-acre family farm. The house had no electricity or indoor plumbing. - Missouri District - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	© BRADLEY SMITH Truman returned to Grandview in 1906 to help on the 600-acre family farm. The house had no electricity or indoor plumbing. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-04-08 16:36:11 Open Document File Size: 441,81 KB Share Result on Facebook City Grandview / / Country United States / / Facility Truman statue / Truman Presidential Museum / Clinton’s Drugstore / Truman Visitor Center / NPS Truman Visitor Center / Jackson County Courthouse / / IndustryTerm federal law / electricity / / Organization National Park Service / / Person George / Nellie Noland / Bess Truman / Janet Bonsall / BRADLEY SMITH / Martha / Harry Truman / Ethel Noland / Seeing Independence / Natalie / Madge / Frank / Harry Harry / Rd / Harry S Truman / / / Position Governor / ranger / farmer / President of the US / poet / sheriff / / ProvinceOrState Missouri / / Technology cellular telephone / / URL www.trumanlibrary.org / www.nps.gov/hstr / www.nps.gov / www.ci.independence.mo.us / / SocialTag Harry S. Truman Independence, Missouri Bess Truman Truman Interstate 70 in Missouri Bess Harry S. Truman Farm Home Harry S. Truman Historic District Missouri Kansas City metropolitan area

© BRADLEY SMITH Truman returned to Grand­­view in 1906 to help on the 600-acre family farm. The house had no electricity or indoor plumbing.Add to Reading List