| Popular Photo Results
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 | 1989-210-4 | | 5-1/2" x 6-3/4" (including mount) black and white photoprint of group of 10 men and women, perhaps dressed for a play, probably taken outside Stone Chapel. |
 | 1989-210-29 | | 5-1/2" x 6-1/2" (including mount) sepia-tone photoprint of two men and two women, photographed indoors, possibly a dramatization. Note from donor indicates location as Drury College. Names partially listed on back. |
 | 1989-210-19 | | Two 4" x 5" black and white photoprints mounted on black paper: one of a group of 5 women (backs to the camera), the other a group of 5 women (front to the camera). Possibly a Drury College group. |
| | 2001-212-25 | | Folder contains photocopies of articles and a biography of Mary Hogg Hoffman (1917-1991). |
| | 2006-111 | | A photograph of two individuals from Drury on a Biology field trip to Greaydon Springs. One of the individuals is holding a snake around her neck. The background is a cabin. There are two identical photographs. The picture was unable to be scanned. |
| | 2006-91 | | A book celebrating the 100th year of the First Congregational Church in Springfield, Mo. The book tells the church's history up untill 1969.The artifact was not needed to be scanned. |
 | 2001-212-24 | | Folder contains black and white photo, biography and newspaper clippings of the life of Marion Bissett Hoblit. |
| | 1997-26-580-592 | | These are editorial pages, front and back. There may advertisements on the back. These are full newsprint sheets. |
| | 1998-149-2 | | Manuscript of a speech given by Paul W. Harris on February 14, 1964, on the 95th Anniversary of First Congregational Church. The speech is about the history of the church. |
| | 2000-188-57 | | A program for "Springfield Oratorio Society, Presents 'Christoforus' By Rheinberger, Stone Chapel, Monday, April 17, 1959." |
 | 1998-149-3 | | Black and white snapshot of First Congregational Church on the corner of Benton Ave. and Calhoun St. 3.5 X 3.5 inches. Paper emulsion, black and white, machine made |
| | 1997-26-738-750 | | These are editorial pages, front and back. There may be advertisements on the back. These are full newsprint sheets. |
 | 1995-45-3 | | Original black and white photoprint too fractured to measure. Copy is 8" x 10". Photograph of all the classes at Lincoln School, standing outside the building. The building now known as old Lincoln School stood at Central and Washington, South of Drury College. New Lincoln was built in 1931 by the Rosenwald Foundation. |
 | 2000-166 | | Black and white photoprint of a newspaper photo of old Lincoln School, built in 1883 at the southeast corner of Central St. and Washington Ave. Drury College built the school in trade for the Colored School bldg. And property deed on their campus. |
| | 1998-455-3 | | Book, Ä Brief History of Springfield, Missouri, The First 100 Years", bicentennial edition. Compiled and edited by Kenneth Shuck. Brown paper cover. |
| | 1997-26-554-566 | | These are editorial pages, front and back. There may be advertisements on the back. These are full newsprint sheets. |
 | 1997-285 | | Joseph Vorst of St. Louis, instructor, Summer Art School, Drury campus, giving instructions to Mrs. Denton (Louise) Vail, Ozarks Artists Association. Measurements/Size: 8" x 10". Material/Color: Black and white. Machine made. |
 | 1990-23 | | Black and white photo of former President Theodore Roosevelt in an open car driven by Dave McGregor. He came in by train to campaign for President on the Progressive or "Bull Moose" ticket. He was met at the railroad station and driven to Drury College where he spoke at an outdoor rally. |
 | 1989-210-25 | | 3" x 5" sepia tone photoprint of six men and women seated on the porch of a home. Names listed on back. Mrs. Florence Hall McLaughlin probably a relative of the donor. Graydon Springs was a research location for Drury College Science Dept. |
 | 1989-210-7 | | 11" x 14" (including mount) black and white photoprint of formal graduation photograph of 15 men and women in caps and gowns. ...(con't) 12- Professor Finkel's daughter, 13- Vera Brereton, 14- Charlie Orr, 15- Maude Little. |
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