| Popular Photo Results
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 | 1999-418 | | Black and white postcard photograph of Wilson's Creek ( Jordan ) in flood stage. The building in the background is the Missouri Pacific Railroad depot, 301 N. Main Avenue. |
 | 1999-304 | | Exterior black and white photograph of the Missouri Pacific railroad depot located on N. Main Avenue just north of College Street. Notice street car tracks along N. Main Avenue. |
| | 1998-52 | | A black and white postcard of "Uncle Ike" Morrell taken in 1940 at the Notch, Missouri post office. His real name is Levi Morrell. |
 | 1999-384 | | Black and white photo of the Missouri Farmers Exchange (MFA) Milling Company display at the Ozark Empire District Fair. The photo appears to be of a group of visitors to the booth. |
 | 1999-151 | | Color postcard photo of the State Normal School, which shortly after moved to south National. Built ca 1898 by J. A. Taylor as the Springfield Normal School, bounded by Pickwick,Cherry,Weller and Harrison. The Pickwick streetcar line connected it to the town. The former Green Co. poor farm or alms house was attached to the east end as part of the school.The front door faced Pickwick. |
 | 2001-212-7 | | Newspaper article from the Springfield News-Leader about the death of Dr. Lora Bond. Folder also contains 2 photos of her teaching, plus some photocopies of photos. |
 | 2002-822.13 | | A photo of Ellen Collins Craig. BA Drury College, MA University of Chicago. Certificate, American Academy, Rome, History, Latin. |
 | 2000-43-26 | | Black & white photo of the William N. Hackney house, 607 E. Walnut in the process of demolition to make room for the John Q. Hammons Holiday Inn. |
 | 2000-43-25 | | Black & white photo of the William N. Hackney house, 607 E. Walnut in the process of demolition. The John Q. Hammons Holiday Inn under construction can be seen in the background. |
 | 1989-130 | | Black and white photo, mounted on cardboard, of a man (probably the owner, Victor Spinetto), standing outside Spinetto's Fruit Market on Boonville Ave. Also known as the Missouri Fruit Co. A small child is standing at the right edge of the photo. |
| | 1986-56-4-5 | | Folder contains printed booklet titled "In the Supreme Court of Missouri. April Term, 1877. Johan A. Crawford's Admr, Respondent, vs. J.F.G. Bentley, et. Al., Appellants. No. 7. Statement and Brief for Appellants. John P. Ellis, Counsel for Appellants." Folder also contains hand-written correspondence regarding the legal case between Bentley and Crawford and a summons from the Greene County Sheriff. |
| | 1986-56-4-3 | | Letter from J.F.G. Bentley on Bank of Ash Grove stationary. |
| | 2003-17.1 | | pencil 2.5" long with cover. Pencil cover is pink and advertises Springfield Southwest Commission Company Union Stock Yards. Phone 2175, Springfield, MO. Ray Gayer, Rex Roy, Velma Owen, Secretary, J. C. Potts, Orville Brown, Leonard Boehne, K. C. Smith |
 | 2000-43-24 | | Black & white photo of the William N. Hackney house, 607 E. Walnut in the process of demolition. John Q. Hammons' Holiday Inn under construction can be seen in the background. |
 | 1997-147 | | Color postcard photo of the Pythian Home of Missouri, known locally as the Pythian Castle. Built by the fraternal order the Knights of Pythias, ca 1913. Became the service club during World War II for O'Reilly General Hospital. |
 | 1989-194 | | Panoramic view of center city area of Springfield, Missouri, including streets, homes, public buildings, and public square. History of photograph: taken from a large print originally mounted on a wall in a doctor's office in the Professional Building, Cherry and Kimbrough. Measurements/Size: 8"x10". Material/Color: Paper emulsion black and white. Machine Made. |
 | 1997-294 | | Springfield Christmas parade float with angels kneeling at a vacant throne. Corner of South and Walnut. Businesses shown are: Denton's Camera Store; Missouri Home Savings; Flowerland; Electric Equipment Co. Measurements/Size: 8" x 10". Material/Color: paper, black and white. Machine made. |
 | 1997-287 | | Photograph of Springfield artist Raymond K. Kennon, standing, and New York City artist George Schreiber, seated, sketching a landscape. The photograph likely was taken in colder weather judging from the men's outerwear. Measurements/Size: 8" x 10". Material/Color: Paper emulsion. Machine made.Schreiber was in the area painting scenes of Missouri sponsored by Mayfield's Dept. Store in St. Louis. |
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