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1998-494
Black and white postcard photo of the northwest corner of the Springfield Public Square. Heer's, Baker Block, Schneiders and the Landers' Building are shown. The "pie" is in the center.

 1988-62-234
A black and white negative of street construction of streetcar tracks.

 1989-1.2
A black and white negative of Woodruff Building on St. Louis and Jefferson.

 1988-62-262
A black and white negative of fire on Campbell St. near streetcar barn.

 1989-1.1
A black and white negative of Woodruff Building at St. Louis and Jefferson.

2006-137-23-1
A sepia toned post card of a young child wearing overalls. The card's photograph was taken at Stanton Photo on Nichols Street in Springfield, Mo.

1999-52
Black and white photo of streetcar on Boonville with Landers building in background. Also in background are awnings, barber poles, streetlingts, and people.

1992-232.1834
A black and white photo of the work completed by the yearbook staff at Central High School--posted on a bulletin board entitled, "Behind the Printed Page."

1997-212
Black and white postcard #15652 of National Cemetery in Springfield, MO Two upright cannon mark the entrance to the Cemetery. Between them in the background is the Bailey Monument on the left and Lyon Monument on the right.

1999-378
Black and white photo of the Farmers Cash Store. Six men, one on crutches, and a youth are posed on the wooden sidewalk in front of the store. A horse and buggy is parked in front of the store. Possibly in Springfield or Ash Grove.

1989-210-31
5-1/2" x 6-1/2" (including mount) black and white or sepia photoprint of group of 15 men, women and children, standing and seated outside a tend and log cabin. A note from donor indicates that this may be a summer outing for members of South St. Christian Church, Springfield MO. Several names listed on back.

 1998-441
Collection from the National Secretaries Assn.,Hawthorn Chapter (Springfield), which includes scrapbooks,1944 to 1998, newsletters,newspaper clippings,photographs,charter and ephemera related to the club which was organized Aug, 17,1944.

1999-137
Black and white postcard photo of a group of young women in white dresses dancing on the lawn across the street from Drury Stone Chapel. Labeled as May Day, 1913, High School

1998-53
A color postcard showing a man standing beside the track as a train rounds the corner at Woodman's Point near Hollister, Missouri. We have 2 copies, both were mailed to Miss Zoe Harna at #2030 Prospect Ave., Kansas City, MO. One is post marked in March, 1911 from South Dakota and one in October 1911 from Springfield, MO.

 2000-114-2
A convex portrait of a couple in some kind of sepia paint on muslin, on a convex mount. The picture has some sort of mold growth. The back reads: "Mr. James Kino, Springfield, #6672." Another flat piece of board supports the picture. Too large to scan.

1998-484
Black and white postcard photo of the 1913 fire on the Springfield Public Square. Photo shows spectators gathered at the scene, a fire truck and a street light.

1999-279
Black and white photo of a Kelly truck loading coal at a coalyard at the corner of Campbell Ave. and Mill St. In the background is the International Harvester building

 2000-188-53
A program for "Kiwanis Minstrel and Dance, 21st Annual Benefit Show, Shrine Mosque, Friday, February 9, 1945" with advertisements of Springfield businesses.

1992-232.1761
A black and white photo of several students sitting around a man making paper birds. The photo was taken in November, 1979 at Weller School.

 1989-1.25
A black and white negative of Capital Compressed Steel Co. salvage yard.


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