| Popular Photo Results
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 | 1997-202 | | Colored postcard which shows First Baptist Church on South Ave., a red brick building with a limestone foundation. This is a front view with a tall spire and bell tower over main door. There is a short spire over a secondary front door. 3.5 X 5 inches. Emulsion on cardstock. |
 | 1999-397 | | Black and white postcard photo of the Landers Building, northeast corner of the Public Square. Photo is a night view of opening night of the building, April 17, 1915, 9:30 p. m. |
 | 1998-355 | | Postcard view of Benton Ave. viaduct over railroad tracks, American Legion buld. And Shrine Mosque in background. |
 | 1994-57 | | Black & white photo of a reproduction from Harper's Weekly of two views of Springfield, one the public square showing the new (1860) courthouse and the old red brick courthouse in the middle of the square that burned during the Civil War. The other is a general view of Springfield looking east with the courthouse in the upper right of the sketch. |
 | 1988-39 | | Black and white copy of a photo of a wide angle view of Ozark, MO which includes the Finley River, covered bridge, Ozark Mill, and the village on the hillside. |
 | 1998-526-19 | | Black and white photo of the loading chute near the Frisco North Shops on Commercial St.. A partial view of a locomotive in left foreground. |
 | 1988-62-15 | | A black and white photo of City Utilities Office Building in Springfield, MO. This view taken from top of courthouse E. Central St. Carnegie Library in background. |
 | 1998-25 | | Black and white postcard of Lake Taneycomo bordered with open land and trees. Described as the view from the front of Central Park, a land development area on the lake near Branson, MO. |
 | 1984-86-6 | | Black and white photo of James O. Fairbanks and his father, Jonathan Fairbanks, in front of the Fairbanks home at 847 Sherman Ave. In front is a large bed of iris with a west view of the house in the background. James was the youngest surviving son of Jonathan and Angie Bowker Fairbanks. |
 | 1992-31 | | Black and white photo of First Baptist Church, Springfield, Missouri. Corner view of front. Has white picket fence. No leaves on the many trees. Two-story house next door. Taken at same time as 1992-30.
Measurements/Size: 2 7/8" x 3 3/8" on 3 1/2" x 4 3/8". Material/Color: Emulsion, paper affixed to scalloped cardboard/sepia. Several scratches, stained cardboard. Machine made. |
 | 1998-31 | | A view of the Lakeside Drive at Lake Taneycomo with bridge in background. Colored postcard of Lake Taneycomo near Branson and Hollister. |
 | 1997-149 | | Black and white postcard view of the Pythian Home of Missouri, built by the fraternal order the Knights of Pythias. Known locally as the Pythian Castle. Used as the service club for O'Reilly General Hospital during World War II. |
 | 1994-148 | | A black and white photograph of the southeast corner of the Public Square with a view south on South Ave. Note the concrete " Pie " in the center of the Public Square. An electric trolley car is entering the Public Square by way of Boonville Ave. A highway 66 sign is attached to one of the lamp posts. Looking down South St. is the spire of Grace Methodist Church. |
 | 1999-41 | | Black and white photo, side view of the Old Springfield Normal School on Pickwick and Cherry. Photograph was taken by J.W. Lee. Later moved to S. National and renamed State Normal School. Became Southwest Mo. State Teachers College and SMSU. |
 | 1989-44 | | Black and white photo, aerial view, of the Greene County Courthouse, Annex and Jail. |
 | 1992-48 | | Corner view of South Street Christian Church printed on front of church bulletin, has service printed on the back. Has glue on the back. 3 3/4"x 5 1/2", ink on paper, black and white |
 | 1998-56 | | View looking down middle of Main Street in Ash Grove, Missouri. A horse-drawn carriage is in the middle of the street. On the reverse side of card, it is difficult to decipher name card is addressed to. Card was sent to Dunnegan, Missouri. 3" X 5". Sepia tone postcard. |
 | 1999-344 | | Black and white photo of Thompson Sales Company; 727 St. Louis Street. This is a automobile dealership. The sign on the building reads " Thompson Sales Co., 709 E. Trafficway, Complete Auto Body Repair, Quality Auto Painting, Free Estimates " Since the building faced St. Louis Street, this would be the rear view of the building. There are several automobiles in the photograph. |
 | 1998-28 | | Black and white postcard view of Presbyterian Hill, across from Branson with a metal bridge connecting the two over Lake Taneycomo. The hill was the site of a Presbyterian Church camp and later a hotel. |
| | 1997-26-1059 | | There are four sheets, typed with a copy of a cover letter from Stuart Symington,US Senate Committee on Armed Services to Colonel Harold J McCrea,McCrea Lake View Cottages, Rockaway Beach MO and three sheets of a copy of a letter from Staunton Brown, Corps of Army Engineers to Stuart Symington, US Senate about water level, Table Rock Dam. 81/2"x11 1/2". |
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