| Popular Photo Results
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 | 1996-56 | | Black and white photograph of Springfield stockyards, ( Southwest Regional Stockyards) showing display buildings and a number of trucks and cars. Frank Gammon's father lost his farm in Buffalo, Mo., during the depression and came to Springfield, Mo. To work as a broker in a commission company at the Springfield Stockyards. His son ( Frank E. ) and grandson have continued in the business and currently own Gammon Cattle Company at the Southwest Regional Stockyards. The family have been associated in business with the stockyards for over 50 years. |
 | 1986-44-2 | | Black and white mounted photo of workmen posed outside the Springfield Brewing, Co., formerly known as the Southwest Brewery or Brewing Company. The men are displaying two signs, a beer keg and cups and bottles of beer. |
 | 2002-658 | | Southwest Mo. Community Chorus second annual musical festival. |
 | 1992-232.891a | | A black and white photo of State Department of Education taping health program. |
| | 1999-4 | | Book entitled An Ordinance in Revision of the Ordinances for the government of the City of Springfield, MO. Approved Sept. 2, 1887, published by the Springfield City Council. Apparantly adopted to bring local laws in line with the newly adopted 1875 Missouri constitution. |
| | 2004-627 | | A sepia tone panoramic of the MO State Association of Letter Carries. Kansas City Mo Convention, May 30, 1928.
Too large to scan. |
| | 1997-53 | | Book titled " Reminiscences of the Life and Travels of Mr.s Julia A.H. Colby", who was a life long teacher in Springfield and southwest Missouri. After her retirement in 1915 she opened a private academy for girls and was active in women's suffrage, the W.C.T.U., the Humane Society and Welfare Society. The book also contains tributes from friends and colleagues. |
 | 1997-246 | | Black and white photo of the State Normal School, 600 block S. Pickwick, c. 1906 large brick building with tower with five men standing near building. Founded in this building in 1894 as the Springfield Normal and Business College by J. A. Taylor. Became State Normal in 1906, which operated in this building at Pickwick Avenue and Cherrry Street until December 1908. |
| | 2001-209 | | Two books, hardback, that contain the Missouri LP-Gas Talks magazines for the years 1958 and 1959. |
 | 1998-69 | | Colored postcard of Methodist Episcopal Church located in El Dorado Springs, Missouri. Writing on back of card addressed to Mrs. George (Mary) Keast by George Keast. Upper and lower right corners of card missing. Geographic location card address, Marionville, Missouri. |
 | 1998-21 | | Blair Mountain overlooking Table Rock State Park and Dam. This hill is of solid limestone from which the crushed rock was obtained in the construction of the dam.Colored postcard. |
| | 1997-26-1051 | | There are 4 sheets, typed; a letter from Charles J Fain, Speaker Pro Tem, House of Representatives, Jefferson City, Missouri, to C W Johnson, Springfield News and Leader, Springfield, Missouri. Paper 8 1/2"x11". |
 | 1999-62 | | Black and white photo of streetcar #200 with "State" on front. Reps Dry Goods, Farm and Home Savings and Loan, Missouri Mutual Insurance, and other buildings in background, also automobiles and people. Streetcar has YMCA poster on front; and "use the Weekly Pass" sign on top. |
| | 2000-182-1 | | A Dun and Bradstreet Inc., 1947 Missouri directory bound in black with green lettering on the cover. |
 | 1997-91 | | Black and white photo of Roaring River State Park and fish hatchery near Cassville, MO. Shows stone holding area called the fish sanctuary. |
 | 1998-36 | | Series of joined colored postcards showing the Lake of the Ozarks area. See keywords for individual listing. |
 | 1997-109 | | Black and white photo of Ha-Ha Tonka castle, built high on a hill overlooking the Lake of the Ozarks, made from The Osage River. The home burned and is now a State Park and recreation area. |
 | 2002-881.111 | | A color photo of a woman standing in front of a window with the curtains shut. She is holding a flower in her right arm. On the back of the photo is written, "Decoration of Chivalry Rebekah State Assembly, May 25, 1959--Joplin, MO" |
 | 1992-232.806 | | A photo of College and Career Day at University Plaza Trade Center. |
 | 1987-24-1 | | Sepia tone photo of W. T. Carrington, first Principal of Springfield High School and first President of SMSU ( State Normal School at the time.) This recent copy is of an album photo. Dated 1890. |
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