| Popular Photo Results
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| | 1985-128 | | A book titled "Springfield Missouri Merchants' and Manufactuers' Record. A Twentieth Centry City." The cover is green and shows a city with smokestacks, multi-story buildings, and the book contains varoius information about Springfield. |
 | 2005-18 | | Sepia tone photo on board of a group of African American men standing before a building. A Masonic group, (Prince Hall, or Eureka or Truth Lodge) possibly at a state or national convention, maybe in St. Louis or Kansas City. The back of the photo reads: "A M Smith, A S Jones, Independence, Box----." Photo found by donor in the Looney home at 1509 N Sherman. |
 | 1998-518-5 | | Black and white photo of (l-r) Tom, David, Susan and John Thomas Woodruff on the steps of First Presbyterian Church at the southwest corner of Jefferson Ave. and Olive St. The Frisco Bldg. Is in the background. |
 | 1996-6-13 | | 8 1/2 " x 11" type-written paper, titled "Route Sheet of Weaver Bros & Elviry & Home Folks." Schedule displays their itinerary from St. Louis through Ohio, Illinois, New York, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Canada, Washington, Oregon, California, Utah, Nebraska, and back to Missouri. |
 | 2000-16 | | Black and white photo of the Southwestern Bell Telephone building at the southwest corner of McDaniel St. and Jefferson Ave. The McDaniel St. side appears in the photo with scaffolding to the top of the building. Another story was being added to building and one of the workmen had been killed in a fall from the scaffolding. A drugstore can be seen on the right corner of the photo. |
| | 1998-455-1 | | Brown, leatherbound book, Honor Roll of Greene County Missouri. Contains names and photographs of those who served from Greene County in World War I. |
| | 1998-454 | | Brown, leatherbound book, Honor Roll of Greene County, Missouri. Contains names and photographs of those who served from Greene County in World War I. |
 | 2001-14 | | Black and white photo of a group of students outside a large cave opening - the majority being female. The professor could be the man couched on the ledge, left side. Possibly a group from Drury College. |
| | 2002-856 | | Two articles:
Article in Springfield! Magazine about Ferba Lofton and her teaching career in Springfield, MO. And the award as Missouri's Most Distinguished School Principal. (3 pages)
News-Leader article Dec. 6, 1999 (page B1 & B6). |
| | 1997-26-1221 | | C W Johnson's "Without Reservations" article featuring New Orleans. 1 full newsprint sheet. |
 | 2001-51.320 | | A black and white photo of a man leaning on a KTTS camera during a Drury TV seminar. |
 | 2001-136 | | Black and white photo of a large group of women on the front steps of the Masonic Temple. Information on the front indicates that it is the Mother's Congress, and may have been the organizational meeting of this group. This became the Missouri Congress of Mothers and Parent -Teacher Associations. |
| | 1986-56-4-9 | | Folder contains copy of The Drury Quarterly, Volume III, Number 2, April, 1976. Page 6 of publication has article about the Bentley House. |
 | 1998-302 | | Looking west on Olive Street, the Missouri Pacific Depot, which was located on Main Ave., is visible. In the foreground is a brick paved street with double street car tracks. On the left is sthe Olive Street Garage. Also there is a gasoline pump near the curb. 5 X 7 inches. Two copies. |
| | 1989-1.383 | | A black and white negative of Drury College cheerleaders. |
| | 1989-1.375 | | A black and white negative of Wallace Hall at Drury College. |
| | 1989-104-6-1 | | Printed paper journal or bulletin of the Washington Co. Historical Society, Fayetteville, Ar. Vol. II of the journals of James A. Walden, 1843-1895, a Civil War veteran and itinerant Methodist Minister in Arkansas and Missouri. |
 | 1994-147 | | Black and white aerial photo of the public square showing the entire square and businesses with some of the surrounding area as well. |
 | 2002-660 | | A photo of Bob Barker acting as grand marshall for a Springfield parade. He is sitting in a convertible waving to the crowd. |
 | 1998-322 | | Southeast corner of St. Louis St. and Jefferson Ave, looking west. The Woodruff building is at the northwest corner, next west is the Western Union Telegraph Co., next is the Gillioz Theatre. Across the street at the southwest corner is the Colonial Hotel. Note the free standing stop light, ths brick pavement and the maze of street car tracks. 10 X 8 inches. |
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