| Popular Photo Results
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 | 1994-132 | | Black and white Photo of southwest corner of the Public Square. On the south side we have Kresge Dime Store. Then moving along the west side there is Newberrys, F. W. Woolworth Co, Household Finance Co., and National Shirt Shop. A portion of College Street is shown with the Heers store barely visible. There are parking meters on the Square. |
| | 2000-154-2 | | A plaque presented to the Greene County REACT (Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team) Team for Missouri REACT Team of the year. |
| | 1998-455-3 | | Book, Ä Brief History of Springfield, Missouri, The First 100 Years", bicentennial edition. Compiled and edited by Kenneth Shuck. Brown paper cover. |
 | 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." |
 | 1994-149 | | Black and white photograph of a house that is situated on the " Pie " in the center of the Public Square. The house is covered with snow and it is near Christmas time. The buildings at the southwest corner of the public square and down the south side of College street are shown. The south corner of Heers is also shown. An electric street car is rounding the concrete " Pie ". 2.5 X 4 Inches. Black and white photo print. Paper and emulsion. Worn edges on left and top. Four places where layer is gone. Brown along right and edge on back. ( The house appears to be a model home.) Collection: Photographic |
 | 1997-262 | | Cabinet card Wedding photograph with woman standing and man seated. Photograph taken in photographer's studio. Woman is wearing a large light colored dress and man is seated in a wicker chair. Badly faded. |
 | 2006-137-77 | | A sepia toned cabinet photograph of Susan Burns. It was taken by S.P. Thompson in Kansas City, Missouri. |
 | 1989-128 | | Black and white photo, mounted on cardboard, of the exterior of Victor Spinetto's Fruit Market on Boonville Ave. Three men standing outside. Large hands of bananas hanging outside the shop. |
 | 1995-4-29 | | A newspaper containing a Greater Heer Store advertisement from the Butterick Fashions Paper in 1906. It describes the Greater Heer Store:" In Every Detail the Leading Retail Establishment in Southern Missouri." |
 | 2001-274.3 | | A tinted postcard of Doling Park Lake. The footbridge and ride chute-the-shoots can be seen. On the back the card is stamped with a one cent stamp and addressed to Ms. Homer Humphreys of Rich Hill, Missouri with a message from her brother Russell. |
 | 1991-16-6 | | Black and white photo in original paper container of Fr. Peter J. Kilkenny. Writing on frame says, "Father Peter J. Kilkenny of the Sacred Heart Church, Springfield, Missouri, and later an Army Chaplain. He married Guy E. Richardson and Alice Kearney." |
| | 1989-206-2 | | A hand tinted tintype photograph of a man taken in Rolla, Missouri by W.J. Guild. The reverse side of the photograph is stamped with the maker's seal. The man himself in the photo is dressed in a dark striped suit and the photograph is taken from the waist up. The photograph was not fit to scan. |
| | 2001-212-19 | | One page brief history of the Springfield, Missouri, Daughters of the American Revolution, Rachel Donelson Chapter. |
| | 1988-50 | | A Brief History of First and Calvary Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Missouri by Duane Meyer and V. Marie Arnold. Published to commemorate the 50th annniversary of the merger of First Presbyterian Church and Calvary Presbyterian Church. The donor, Associate Pastor at First and Calvary, was responsible for coordinating the publishing and distribution of the book. |
 | 1994-64 | | Black and white photo of the southwest quadrant of the Springfield Public Square. South Ave. on the extreme upper left. Businesses shown are Queen City Clothing House, a dry goods store and eye glasses, book store and Adams-Bigbee and Caskey Dry Goods, Saddler, Heckart Jeweler. |
| | 1998-455-9 | | Map called Stacy;s Farm map., a plat map of Greene County, Missouri. Lists owners of property in the county. |
| | 2000-186 | | A commerative plate, ivory in color with gold trim and a drawing of the "National Avenue Christian Church, National Avenue at Linwood and Portland, Springfield, Missouri." The History of the church is printed on the back. |
 | 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. |
| | 2003-57.1 | | Black and white panoramic photocopy of the opening of Kohlers on National Street in Springfield on June 25, 1914. There is a large crown of men, women and children in fron of the store. Two girls are holding violins, one boy a trombone and one boy has a drum set. The building is brick and has a striped awning. On the awning it reads "GROCERIES, HARDWARE, SHOES, DRYGOODS". There is a streetcar in the background that says "state" on it. Electrical lines are visible. There is a drug store in the background |
 | 1994-70 | | Black and white photo of the southwest quadrant of the Public Square looking south on South Ave. W. H. Mansfield Tinware business is shown in photo as well as the band stand/bell tower. The Opera House can also be seen in addition to the St. Paul Methodist church. |
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