| Popular Photo Results
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 | 1989-37 | | Black and white photo of the Bicentennial Historical Museum which opened in 1975 on College St. |
 | 1994-75 | | Black and white photo, mounted on cardboard, of the Springfield Public Square looking toward the north east corner. Nathan Clothing store on east corner of the square and Boonville is identified.Written on the back is the name Jezzard and Boonville and square, Feb 12, 1899, 34 below. |
| | 1996-59-1-2 | | Two receipts for the purchase of 5000 German marks each, by Anna L. Keifer. Issued from Springfield to Berlin.Anna Keifer was the aunt of the donor and lived at 1231 N, Concord. She is buried with the donor's grandparents, Effie and Tobias Keifer, in Greenlawn cemetary, |
 | 1988-14.4.1 | | A black and white photo of a group of women. Maude E. Johnson (Hoover) second from left. "All were visiting there (Thayer) except Miss Jennie Barbar who was teaching in schools there at this time. The wind was blowing very hard that day". Miss Carry Bourne, Louise Johnson and Mary Kirkland also shown. |
 | 1997-258 | | Black and white photo , 8x10, of a deceased woman in open casket at a funeral home surrounded by many flowers and wreaths with ribbons. One ribbon says Springfield Police Dept, one says Pentacostal Church, 802 Prospect. |
| | 1994-15-1 | | The Story of ST. Paul Church, tells the background of the first Methodist Church in Springfield, ca 1831, and its successor, St. Paul Methodist Church. |
 | 1989-38 | | Black and white photo of the interior of the Bicentennial Historical Museum at 311 College St., under construction. The Museum opened in 1975. |
 | 1997-60 | | Black and white photo of the Bridge over Sac River north of Springfield looking north, northwest. Written on front, "no. 5". The road turning off the main road at the top of the photo is the road to Crystal Cave. |
 | 1997-146 | | Color postcard photo, looking northwest, of the Carnegie Public Library at Jefferson Ave. and Central St., Springfield's first public library. It became the Main Library and is now the Carnegie Midtown Branch. |
 | 1997-317 | | Black and white photo of Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh standing by their airplane on a visit to Springfield. Two unidentified men are standing with them, the one next to Anne is probably the pilot. |
 | 1994-96 | | Black and white photo of the ruins of Heers store as the result of the June 9, 1913 fire on the ne corner of the Springfield Public Square.National Exchange Bank is in the background. |
 | 1996-84-8 | | Black and white photo of the Queen City Furniture and Carpet Co., 327-329 Boonville Ave. Delivery wagon in front with driver. This business was begun and operated in North Springfield by German-American immigrant Conrad Eckas, grandfather of donor. |
| | 1989-1.45 | | A black and white negative of White Rose Gasoline Station. |
| | 1989-1.20 | | A black and white negative of McGregor-Fellini Motor Co. (Ford dealership). Advertising parade. |
 | 1990-34 | | Springfield Gas and Electric Co. employees-picnic at James River Club. |
| | 1989-1.10 | | A black and white negative of Scholten Dairy Farm and Kennedy Hatchery. |
 | 1992-232.1905 | | A black and white photo of two male Central High School journalism students, David R. West and Ted Neely. |
| | 1989-37` | | Black and white photo of the front exterior of the Bicentennial Historical Museum which opened in 1975 at 311 College St., a bicentennial project. |
 | 2004-7 | | A collection of 12 color photos of Governor John Ashcroft's visit to a Springfield public school in 1985. The first scanned picture shows Ashcroft with Principal Bill Williams, the second shows Ashcroft speaking in front of a stage. |
 | 1996-84-3 | | Black and white photo of Boys and girls of Berry School standing in front of school holding banner that says "Berry Boys Basketball Team, '08" mounted on cardboard or fabric. Conrad Walter, the donor's brother is marked with an arrow in the photo. |
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