| Popular Photo Results
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| | 1980-52 | | Tan or off white woman's smock stayle jacket or opera coat. It has greenish-blue velvet trim around the neck edge. There are tucks around the neckline with applied chemical lace motifs and larger lace flowers with covered brown buttons. Two to three rows of running stitches gather fullness of jacet bodu and sleeves at the yoke seam. It has full sleeves with 3 inch wide suffs that has tucks, applied chemical lace motifs and brown velvet ribbon. There is net embroidery edging at the cuff. The yoke is lines with silk. There are four hooks for closure in the front. The tag in the back reads, "The name Heers stands for merit" This coat was worn by Mrs. Leander Cox. Her husband was a prominent doctor. She was the aunt of the donor and the mother of Eleanor Cox of Cox Station. |
| | 1985-26.1 | | Boy's green wool sailor suit and knickers. The sailor color is decorated with three horizontal pipings in the back and three vertical pipings that run vertically on each side of the collar. There is a button in inset in the front that also has three horizontal pipings. There is a black cotton tie sewn into the collar that is secured in front with a loop. The sleeve are long and have suffs. Each cuff has three horizontal pipings, a back button and button hole. There is a naval insignia in dark brown, yellow and light brown on the left sleeve. The knickers have a flap in front is held close with two black buttons. There are two button holes in the front and back of the knickers, probably for suspenders. A tag in the back of the knickers has hand-lettered, "McCormick". These were worn by Dr. C. F. McCormick as a boy ca 1900. He became a Springfield educator and principal of Jarrett Junior High for many years. |
 | 1992-232.1128 | | A photo of left to right Wayne French, Bob Brown and Junior Rowgton of Parkview. |
| | 2006-50 | | A photgraph album in poor condition with green, red, and brown coloring on the book binding and facing. Brass and velvet. This item is not able to be scanned |
| | 1995-11-6 | | Woman's gold felt skull cap type hat decorated with matching feathers. Iffefular, pointed brim lined with brown velvet. |
| | 1998-462-1 | | Womens'cloche style hat made of light rust-colored satin over a net and mesh base, decorated with brown and tan feathers. Label: Mr. Rickie Original. |
 | 2001-139 | | Black and white oval photoprint mounted on brown cardboard. Photo is of group of 4 people: man, woman and two male children. They are dressed well and posing for a portrait. |
| | 2002-885.26 | | It is a black velvet flat hat. There is one tag with " A Creation of Cecille Lorraine" on it. It was owned by Mary Ruth McShane of Monett, Mo. The hatbox is brown and square with "Macy's Kansas City, Joplin, Mission 22" printed on the top. |
 | 1992-232.1131 | | A photo of Central coaches: Jim Ball, Leland Brown and Jack Looney. |
| | 2000-228-3 | | A porclien doll torso with painted features; brown hair, blue eyes, eye shadow and rosey cheeks. Her arms are crossing at the chest and some fingers are broken off. |
 | 2000-71-5 | | Black and white photo of Charles "Farmer" Brown on horseback in an Americal Legion national parade in Washington, D.C. |
 | 2001-140 | | Black and white photo studio portrait mounted on brown/gray cardboard of young couple. Wedding photo. |
 | 2006-137-76 | | A sepia toned cabinet photograph of Marargret Burn in a chair with a white dress on. The picture is severely damaged. |
| | 1990-62 | | Womens' dyed brown three-quarter length beaver coat with three buttons and button loops, long wide sleeves with cuffs, inner lining with pocket. |
| | 1996-80-14 | | Folding wood and Metal two step stool with round seat on top. Painted light brown, originally pale blue. Used as a seat by the donor when he was a child. |
 | 1988-68-53 | | A black and white photo of a child. The photo is encased in a brown cardboard container with a small crest in the bottom left corner. The bottom right reads: "Meredith". |
| | 2002-885.27 | | It is a cream colored hat with a faux fur top and a silk ribbon and bow. There is one inside tag with "Miss Eileen" printed on it. It was owned by Mary Ruth McShane of Monett, Mo.The hatbox is brown and square with "Macy's Kansas City, Joplin, Mission 22" printed on the top. |
| | 1999-245-2 | | Child's dance costume jacket made of tan velver, trimmed with peach satin and lace. Lined with brown cotton. Worn by Frank or Paul Jezzard, uncle and father of donor. |
 | 2004-591 | | A square sepia toned photograph of two women from the chest up. Under the picture is written in pen "Ella Pierce Brown." |
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