| Popular Photo Results
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| | 1989-1.379 | | A black and white negative of Burnham Hall at Drury College. |
| | 1979-308-8 | | Completed certificate or form of Church and Parsonage property within the limits of Missouri Congregational Conference. Off white paper, blue ink. Information given on the property owned by the Swedish Congregational Church, Springfield, MO. |
 | 1999-449 | | Black and white photo of automobiles and owners of Herrick and Sons in the auto showroom at 427 College Ave. They sold Durant automobiles. |
 | 1989-210-18 | | Two 4" x 5" sepia tone or black and white photoprints mounted on black paper. One of a group of 3 women and 2 men; one of a man and woman. Possibly a Drury College group. |
| | 1989-1.377 | | A black and white negative of Drury College Library. |
| | 1999-293-1 | | A white coffee mug with green logo of the Greene County Sesquicentennial Celebration. |
 | 1994-167-8 | | Black and white photo made from a newspaper clipping of the Calm Chat Club 42nd Anniversary meeting. In the photo, l-r, are: Roberta Bartley, Cordia Penn, Roseana Williams, Zelma Graham, Daisy Jenkins, Frankie Anderson, Modene Johnston, Mildred Robinson, Ruthie Pitts, Olive Decatur, Sue Simmons, Ollie Allen and Effie Hughes. The group was a litereary club formed in 1928 for female African- American teachers . Books were purchased, read and discussed and then given to the Black school. Other fund-raising activities were also conducted by the club. |
 | 2000-151 | | Sepia tone photo of a former slave, Celia Sheppard, taken in 1902 when she was over 90. Posed at the southwest corner of Hampton Ave. and St. Louis St. She had been owned by the Henry Sheppard family who lived at 414 St. Louis St. Celia Sheppard lived with her son Sargent at 211 Hampton Ave. Sarge worked for the Anthony Tobacco Factory at 605 St. Louis St. The photo was given to Charles Sheppard's mother by Mary Dean Anthony. Note the clothing which was typical for slave women throughout the south. |
| | 1997-26-1227 | | C W Johnson's "Without Reservation" article featuring Great Britain and the Mississippi Queen. Two full newsprint sheets. |
 | 2000-174 | | Black and white photoprint of 8 members of the Patton Clippers basketball team in uniform with coach. Men are identified as (Front row - l-r): Clarence Looney, Robert Duncan, Homer Boyd, Floyd Hardin. Back row (l-r): Karl Thompson (coach), Walter Thompson, Otto Vaughn, Noble Clay, E.A. Manier. Back of photo reads: "Patton Dairy town team in March, 1951, later sponsored by Foremost [Dairy] until 1968. Played in three state area. Coach is Carl Thompson." |
 | 2001-212-16 | | Folder contains a variety of newspaper clippings, photocopies of SMS yearbooks and a black and white photo of Dr. Leslie Irene Coger. |
| | 1986-56-1-74 | | Folder contains 2 envelopes, one addressed: "Mr. J.F.G. Bentley Wanconda Lake Co. Illinois." Envelope is postmarked "Chicago ILL Dec ??" and bears three 1 cent stamps. Second envelope is address to: "Mr. J.F.G. Bentley Springfield Missouri Station A" and is postmarked "Ithaca N.Y. 12 M April21" and bears one 2 cent stamp. |
 | 2001-51.102 | | A black and white photo of Miss Springfield/Miss Missouri: Sandra Kay Lyle with parents (Max Wallis) and grandmother Brown. Ms. Lyle is now Dr. Sandra House. |
| | 2000-154-2 | | A plaque presented to the Greene County REACT (Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team) Team for Missouri REACT Team of the year. |
 | 1998-77 | | A front view of the Haseltine Hall of the Marionville College for boys at Marionville, Mo. 5.5 x 3.5 inches |
| | 1988-62-59 | | A black and whitet negative of public square and college. |
| | 1988-62-57 | | A black and white negative of public square and college. |
| | 1988-62-58 | | A black and white negative of public square and College. |
 | 1987-111 | | Black and white publicity photo of television personality Bob Barker, autographed to the Museum of the Ozarks. Barker attended Drury College and worked for KTTS Radio while living in Springfield. |
 | 2001-9 | | Black and white photo of a group of men gathered in front of a large white pillared and brick home or building. They appear to be businessmen or officials, some are holding cigars. Names and the date - May, 1924 - are written on back of photo. Names are: Andrews-Marionville; Adams ___; Callaway, Spfld; Cow, Aurora; John, director State Eleemosynary Institutions, Coughlan, St.L.; Briton, Spgfld.; Bruton, Mt. V.; Glynn Sp.;Kerr, Springfield; Young, Ozark; Smith-Aurora; Judge Williams; May, 1924, Mt. Vernon MO." |
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