| Popular Photo Results
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| | 1976-28-3 | | Color postcard of the Alma Lohmeyer-Jewell E. Wendle Funeral Home, 630 St. Louis St., Springfield, MO. |
 | 2001-375 | | A black and white photo of Grant Beach Park under construction. The right corner reads: "C.W.A. Grant Beach Park, Springfield, MO 12-26-33." |
 | 1992-14 | | Black and white 8x10 photo of gravestone of Mahala S., consort of Dr. R. C. Prunty, daughter of Col. Nathan Boone, granddaughter of Daniel Boone. Buried Williams Farm SW of Springfield. Stone is broken. |
 | 2000-75 | | Color postcard photo of the Springfield Childrens Home, a brick building on a 3 acre lot at Pickwick Place, Cherry St. & Pickwick Ave. Virginia Holland & the Friends in Council women's club founded the home. |
 | 1991-12-7-3 | | Black and white photo of Walnut St. looking Northwest toward the Landers Theatre and Masonic Hall. Taken from photo album 1991-12-07, found in Doc. Coll., Springfield, Box 2. |
 | 1998-496 | | Color post card of the Springfield Public Square looking toward the nw quadrant. A portion of the "pie" is visible. Identifiable buildings are: Heer's, Barths, Sedgswicks, Landers Building. |
 | 1993-153 | | Black and white photo of orchestra , probably from Springfield High School, seated on stage at Central High School auditorium. No conductor. Men in suits, women in dark skirts and white blouses. |
 | 1996-84-7 | | Black and white photo of the First graduating class of Boyd Elementary School, taken outside the school, 1409 Washington, mounted on cardboard.Louise and Alfreda Boyd are in the photo. |
| | 1979-308-4 | | Standard schedule (printed) from the congregational yearbook for report from the Church. Filled out in dark brown ink. To be returned to Rev. E. F. Weeler. Filled out with information from the Swedish Church, Springfield, MO. |
 | 1998-488 | | Black and white postcard photo of the 1913 fire on the northeast corner of the Springfield Public Square. A crowd of spectators is assembled on the "pie" as black smoke billows from the buildings. A horse-drawn vehicle is in the foreground as well as an automobile. |
 | 1978-97-34 | | Black and white photo of a Springfield streetcar, conductor and engineer. The motorman standing in front of the street car is Elmer Hodgin. There is a man inside the street car. The street car is standing over a pit, possibly in the streetcar barn on the northwest corner of Boonville Ave. and Division St. |
 | 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." |
 | 2000-14 | | Black and white photo of The 35th Division honored in Springfield in 1952. The Shriners are marching south on Boonville Avenue toward the Public Square. Visible are the National Guard Armory at the corner of Water Street. Lines Music Company, Quinn's Coffee Company, the Gottfried Furniture Company and the News Digest. Harry Truman marched in this parade. |
 | 2001-407 | | A black and white photo of Stuery Cave entrance located east of Springfield off of E. Division (south). Standing at the entrance to the spring left to right are grandmother - Olive Gates, mother - Helen H. (Gates) Sheppard, and child - Charles Sheppard III. |
 | 1982-7-29 | | Sepia tone stereograph of Judge Walter D. Hubbard house , corner of W. Phelps St. and Grant Ave. The large, two story house has a one story addition and is surrounded by a picket fence. Hubbard was a Springfield attorney with an office on the north side of the public square. |
 | 1989-210-36 | | 7-3/4" x 10" (including mount) sepia-tone photoprint of man in hat standing in a law office, books stacked on long table, behind him many books in bookcases. Thomas J. Delaney in his law office, a former city attorney of Springfield MO. See accession file for information from Holcomb and Tuck & Fairbanks histories of Greene County. |
 | 2001-88 | | Black and white photo of Fay Grier, carrier for Springfield Post Office. Taken by Post Office building door and carts full of packages while he holds his leather mail bag, packets of letters, Time magazine and a Christmas wrapped package. |
 | 1997-57-10 | | Black and white postcard photo of a group of firemen posed on 4 fire trucks outside fire station # 1 on College St. Police Headquarters is visible on the window to the left. |
| | 1998-522 | | Off-white china plate with gold rim, 1956 calendar on front under which are the words Ozark Jubilee, all in gold. A souvenir of the Springfield country music show. |
 | 1992-232.1772 | | A black and white photo of a School Board Meeting at the School Administration Building. The photo was taken on February 28, 1979. |
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