| 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. |
| | 1998-454 | | Brown, leatherbound book, Honor Roll of Greene County, Missouri. Contains names and photographs of those who served from Greene County in World War I. |
| | 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. |
| | 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). |
 | 1998-421 | | Black and white photo of Main Ave. at College st. looking north showing Hotel Kirby on the left. Streetcar and automobiles shown and Christmas decorations on the street light poles. |
 | 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. |
 | 1989-117 | | Black and white photo of the Ullmann Hotel at 400-1/2 College St. at the southwest corner of Campbell and College. Ike's Place bar can be seen at the left corner. The hotel was owned by Dr. Henry Ullmann, a German-American immigrant. |
 | 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. |
| | 1989-104-6-1 | | 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. |
 | 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. |
| | 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. |
| | 1999-293-1 | | A white coffee mug with green logo of the Greene County Sesquicentennial Celebration. |
 | 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. |
 | 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." |
| | 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. |
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