President Harry S. Truman was a prolific letter writer, but it was believed First Lady Bess Truman destroyed all the personal letters she sent to him. Grandson Clifton Truman Daniel gives us a peek at some not-yet-released letters discovered after his mother— the Trumans’ only child—passed away. He discusses some of these letters and his article in the Fall 2009 issue of Prologue magazine. Daniel will sign issues of Prologue after the program.
The speaker was introduced by James Worsham, Editor of Publications, Public Affairs and Communications, National Archives.
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