Richard Bolling sitting at his desk in his office in Washington, D.C. Bolling is looking forward and talking.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0620.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Mississippi Valley Association members walking around outdoors during a visit to Tuttle Creek Dam and Reservoir near Manhattan, Kansas.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0621.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Infrastructure for the Tuttle Creek Dam and Reservoir near Manhattan, Kansas.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0622.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Sports Illustrated Silver Anniversary All American Award publicity photo of Richard Bolling sitting at his desk and looking forward. "Hon. Richard Walker Bolling of Kansas City, Missouri, has been named to Sports Illustrated's Silver Anniversary All-America, 1961. His alma mater is the University of the South" (photo caption).
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0623.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Richard Bolling and Jim Bolling at the Hotel Muehlebach for a tribute ceremony to Harry S. Truman in Kansas City, Missouri. Richard and Jim are looking to the side and smiling. An unidentified man is standing behind Jim.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0624.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Harry S. Truman speaking with Richard Bolling and Oscar Chapman at the Harry S. Truman Press Club luncheon in Washington, D.C. Truman is shaking hands with both Bolling (standing left) and Chapman (standing right).
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0625.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Morris Udall with Richard Bolling, Carry O'Brian and Stuart Udall at a party after ceremony swearing in new congressmen in Washington, D.C. Bolling is standing second from left and talking while holding a cigarette.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0626.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Gerald Ford, George Aiken, Richard Bolling, and Paul Douglas standing left to right, talking at a Distinguished Service Awards ceremony for the American Political Science Association in St. Louis, Missouri.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0627.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Kansas City, No. 9 - AN EVENING OUT SPOILED - Mrs. Harry Truman and Richard Bolling, representative in Congress from the 5th district of Missouri, followed by former President Harry Truman, walk from the Hotel Muehlebach after a banquet they were to attend was canceled. Vice President Lyndon Johnson was to be the principal speaker. A fire in the hotel coffee shop filled the building with smoke causing evacuation of the guests and cancelation of the dinner (photo caption).
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0628.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Richard Bolling with two unidentified men at a Distinguished Service Awards ceremony for the American Political Science Association in St. Louis, Missouri. Bolling is holding an award.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0629.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Richard Bolling speaking with John Millett at a Distinguished Service Awards ceremony for the American Political Science Association in St. Louis, Missouri. Bolling is standing on the right. Both men are holding an award.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0630.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
John Millett, Paul Douglas, George Aiken, Gerald Ford and Richard Bolling standing left to right, holding awards, at a Distinguished Service Awards ceremony for the American Political Science Association in St. Louis, Missouri.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0631.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Richard Bolling standing in front of Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri. Bolling is looking forward and smiling, wearing a black suit and tie.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0632.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
Richard Bolling sorting mail during a Post Office visit with Postmaster Ted Bland in Kansas City, Missouri. Bland is standing on the right, looking down, and laughing.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0633.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
John F. Kennedy delivering the 1962 State of the Union Address in Washington, D.C. Unidentified staff and congressmen are standing around the podium as Kennedy speaks.
Type: Image
File: umkc_lsc_bolling_photo-0634.png
Collection Identifier: MS-0001
