History Museum On The Square - Photo Archives

Popular Photo Results

	2001-51.514
	A black and white photo of a woman her husband and daughter talking with KTTS station manager Jerry Sweaney about her lucky win of $500 at KTTS "Fish Frolic".

	2001-51.309
	A black and white photo of honey grahams and KTTS ad. Sponsor of KTTS.

	2001-51.133
	A photo of two men using machinery at KTTS.

	2001-51.134
	A photo of FYI on KTTS with three men.

	2001-51.33
	A black and white photo of a KTTS man.

	2001-51.78
	A black and white photo of a KTTS man on the phone.

	2001-51.262
	A black and white photo of a KTTS bus.

	2001-51.220
	A black and white photo of KTTS editing room.

	2001-51.552
	A black and white photo of three men at KTTS Dial 1400.

	2001-51.32
	A black and white photo of man wearing glasses at KTTS.

	2001-51.295
	A black and white photo of a man in KTTS film room.

	2000-206-33
	Black and white photo of an unidentified broadcaster at KTTS, Channel 10, the CBS affiliate.

	2001-51.604
	A black and white photo of a smiling man standing outside of KTTS CH 10.

	1999-232.26
	A black and white photo of KTTS television classroom.

	1999-232.12
	A black and white photo of KTTS television classroom.

	1999-232.28
	A black and white photo of KTTS television classroom.

	2001-51.479
	A black and white photo of two men operating KTTS cameras.

	2001-51.221
	A black and white photo of a KTTS man lecturing a group of young adults.

	2000-206-58
	Black and white photo of a group of 7 women standing around a man seated in the control room of KTTS-TV, Channel 10.

	2000-206-41
	Black and white photo of a KTTS, Channel 10 telethon to raise money for the YMCA. KTTS announcers Bev Watson (R) and Bill Maynard (3rd from R) are in front row, with The Cisco Kid.

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This searchable catalog of items in our archives was made possible by a grant from the Missouri Historical Records Grant Program. The project is funded by the state of Missouri, the State Documents Preservation Fund, the National Historical Publications and Records Commission, and is supported by the Missouri State Archives, a division of the Office of Secretary of State.