| Popular Photo Results
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| | 2006-45 | | A small brown photo album with designs added to the front. Bound with leather. This item is not able to be scanned. |
 | 1989-206-52 | | An older man, a young girl, and two young women stand outside of a house. This photo is mounted on a light brown card. |
| | 2006-46 | | A green, brown, and celluloid covered photo album. The cover shows a number of flowers in different colors. This item is not able to be scanned. |
| | 2000-227 | | A copy of the book "The Story of Springfield" by Miriam Brown and D.C. Rucker printed in the Senior High School Printshop. |
| | 1998-455-11 | | Map book of Springfield, MO in 1927. Brown cover. |
| | 2002-885.25 | | It is a black hat with two white silk roses and one red silk rose on the front. There are no interior tags. It was owned by Mary Ruth McShane, and most probably worn as an Easter hat. The hatbox is brown with an illustration of a man with a top hat on the front. |
 | 1992-232.92 | | A black and white photo of a workshop. Front row: Miriam Brown, Ken Howe (NYU), ?, Dr. C. Benton Manley, Dr. Anderson (NYU), ?, Kenneth Lauderback, Alice Pittman. Back row: Gertrude Lindsey, Laura Louise Chaplin, ?, ?, ?, Evelyn Johnson. |
| | 2002-49.13 | | A newspaper article by John Snow concerning baseball. |
| | 2006-69 | | Pictorial story of the construction of the midwest plant for the Lily-Tulip cup corporation. The album is brown colored and has pictured outlining the entire duration of construction.This item is too large to be scanned. |
 | 1996-8 | | Originally owned by Hobert Mc Bride, Branson, MO. Published to commemorate the men and women from Greene County who served in WW I. It is the "honor roll of Greene, Co., MO bound in brown leather, it
contains photos and information on Greene County WW I veterans. |
 | 2001-51.500 | | A black and white photo of three children putting boxes of candy bars in brown paper bags. A man (left) adds purchases on what appears to be a cash register. |
| | 1981-2.1 | | Fine brown wool bonnet (ice wool) or cap with flase curls or fascinators on each side, probably knitted. Has black cotton ties. Cap was described as an Easter bonnet worn by Elizabeth Brack (great-grandmother of donor) in the 1850s. It was brought to Springfield by the owner in a covered wagon. |
 | 1988-68-41 | | A black and white photo of an infant posing for "O.C. Conkling in St. Louis". The photo is cased in a brown cardboard folder with an embossed crest. |
 | 1996-5 | | Brown cardboard ring binder somewhat worn, with metal ring mechanism. Plastic cover to simulate leather. Made of cardboard, metal, plastic, measures 14 1/4" w. x 9 1/2" h. |
| | 1998-463 | | World War II War Ration Book No. 3, partly filled with numbered ration stamps. Brown paper cover. |
 | 1997-259 | | Sepia tone studio photo of wedding couple standing. She is wearing white cotton dress with lace. He is wearing dark suit with white shirt and white tie. Mounted, cardboard with brown trim. 5 3\4"x 8 3\4", paper and emulsion. |
| | 1997-11-1-2 | | Two pairs of womens full length silk stockings, one black and one brown.Original paper labels attached, one from the Cash Dry Goods Store which was on the southeast corner of the public square, #112, from ca 1895 to 1935. |
 | 2001-646 | | An older woman seated in a fancy chair by damask-draped table. She is wearing a snood with a fancy ruffle over her hair. On the back is a red-brown 1 cent proprietary revenue stamp. Possibly the same woman in 1988-68-97. The eyes are almost identical. |
| | 1990-61 | | Womens' three-quarter length brown sheared beaver coat with stand-up collar. Three buttons in front with loop button holders, long,straight sleeves with no cuffs. The coat is straight, the silk lining has many pleated decorations around the edges. |
| | 2002-866 | | Thirteen copies of pages of "Bias" Springfield Weely News Journal with a mention of negroes or black residents in the articles. They have been copied because they have these references or show segregation and bias. |
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