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 | 1994-100 | | Black and white photo of the southeast quadrant of the Springfield Public Square. A crowd is gathered for a parade and a sign in the center of the "pie" advertises "Baseball Today." Flag is at half staff for Harding's death.
South Av. On the right, St. Louis St. on the left. Identifiable businesses are: Levy-Wolf and the Union National Bank, Martin's Pianos, Hamilton Shoe Stores. |
 | 1996-84-10 | | Black and white photo of Dan King's restaurant, southwest corner of Benton Ave. and Commercial Street. Dan King was married to Lillian the daughter of Conrad Eckas, who was grandfather of the donor. The donor's father, Charles Walter, is 3rd from left, seated at the back table On the back of the accession sheet are the following names, Dan King's Restaurant, North Springfield, German - American, Dan King, Jim Young, Charles Walter, Grandmother King, Mrs. D. M. ( Lillian Eckas) King, Ellizabeth King, Irene King, and Julia Brace |
 | 1999-431 | | Black and white photo of Campbell Ave.looking north from Walnut. Identified businesses include Kieffer & Hawkins Furniture (310-12), Charles Mack Dry Goods (318-20), Schwab Bros. Clothing (217-19) South Campbell. A large crowd is gathered on the street. The donor worked as a clerk in the store at the time of the photo. He later had a store of his own in Brookline, MO and then one at 409 S. New in Springfield. |
 | 1997-198 | | Two postcards of Calvary Presbyterian Church, NW, corner of St. Louis St. and short Benton Ave. Springfield, Mo. One card is unused, the other was mailed to Miss. Alice Archer, Mountain Grove, Mo., postmarked Dec. 26, 1906, one cent stamp. Photo. Is printed vertically so that the tall spire shows well. The church building sits on a slight rise wlhich drops down at the rear of the building. The building is brick withl a rough limestone foundation and cut stone trim. Elictric lines enter from a pole in front. 3.5 X 5.5 inches. Black ink on offwhite card stock. Current site of Mercantile Bank. |
 | 1994-65 | | Black and white photo of the Springfield Public Square crowded with visitors for the dedication of the Lyon Monument during the 1883 anniversary of the Battle of Wilsons Creek. The monument can be seen in the center right draped in bunting. The view is of the southwest quadrant. Businesses shown are Adams-Bigbee and Caskey Dry Goods and Saddler, Heckart jewelry store, Dry Goods store and eye glasses and book store. |
 | 1994-103 | | Black and white photo of the southeast quadrant of the Springfield Public Square. A parade is in progress, flag in center of "pie" at half staff for Harding's death, a sign in the center of the "pie" announces, "Baseball Today." Identifiable businesses include: Levy-Wolf, Union National Bank, Martin's Pianos, Hamilton Shoe Stores,South Ave,St. Louis St. |
 | 1996-77-3 | | B & w photo of the Springfield Public Square looking toward the nw quadrant. College Street in upper left corner. Photo shows the renovation of the square to provide for central parking. Identifiable businesses include: The Metropolitan Hotel, Heers, Sedgewick Furniture, Benton, Evans Cut-Rite Drug, Landers Building. |
 | 1997-283 | | 8" x 10" group photo of three women and one man holding a group of paintings. Raymond Kennon, owner of Ozarks Art and Craft Center, 1033 St. Louis St., Springfield, Mo. Women were members of Ozarks Artists Association. Measurements/Size: 8" x 10". Material/Color: black and white. People pictured are, left to right, Blanche Sartin, Dorothy Fahrney Murphy, Raymond Kennon. Girl unknown. |
 | 1978-97.69 | | A black and white copy of Bourquenot's Confectionery on the 200 block of South Street. The middle figure was identified as "Irby".
The photo was mounted on board (located in the mounted collection, Print 242) with lables from the Springfield Art Museum, 1963.9 63b, and renumbered 1978-97.69 by the Museum of the Ozarks.
The niece of Eugene Bourquenot, Mrs Jean F Atwill, recognized the photo when the copy was used in an exhibit, and noted that her uncle was from France and had owned this confectionery (it was not an ice cream parlor as labeled). A copy was made from the mounted collection to be place in the business collection. |
 | 1994-76 | | Black and white photo of Springfield public square looking south on South Ave. Businesses visible are: McClure Shoe Co., and Geo. H. Tefft grocery and meat market on the square, Waddill & Schwieder Wholesale Clothing on South Street. Church in background may be Grace Methodist or South Street Christian. The Gottfried Tower is clearly visible in the center of the square. |
 | 2003-68.3 | | Black and white postcard of Anthony Hall on the Lincoln University campus at Jefferson City. It is a three story brick building. There are two trees in front of the building and several can be seen in the background. The postcard is addressed to Miss Leona Smith Reed, 1107 Sherman Ave, Springfield, MO. It is post marked fron Jefferson City on October 23, 1951 at 8 p.m.. The one cent stamp is canceled with "Remember--only you can prevent forest fires. On the part of the postcard for correspondence it reads, "26th Annual Homecoming, November 3rd 9:45 A.M. Parade, 11:30 A.M. Alumni Business Meeting, 2:00 P.M. Lincoln Tigers vs. Alcorn Braves, 9:00 P.M. Athletic Committee Dance A Place in the Sun---'51 |
 | 1994-95 | | Black and white photo of the ruins of the June 9, 1913 fire on the Springfield Public Square. Buildings have been identified and include the Nathan's Clothing Co., Widbin & Fox Paint Store, Clarence King Real Estate, Heers Store, Reps Dry Goods, Osborn Jewelry and Weaver Shoes. |
| | 1986-8 | | metal change tray. It is an advertisement for The National Exchange Bank. There is a drawing of a five story building on the front. The printing says: "The National Exchange Bank capital and surplus $130,000. Interes paid on balance in savings department. Your business solicitied, Springfield, Mo. The officers listed are N.M. Rountree, president; M.T. Davis, Vice-president; L. Holland, vice-president, M.C. Baker, cashier; J.B. Russell, assistant cashier. The Exchange Bank was organized in 1885 when John B. Noland, John Holland and Lee Holland organized it. It later became known as the the National Exchange Bank. |
 | 1991-16-3 | | Black and white photo mounted on crumbling cardboard frame. Photo shows white house with family members standing on porch and in front yard. Railroad tracks run in front of house. Writing on back says, "1415 Benton Avenue - Springfield, Missouri. Left to right Alice Kearney (by the bay window); Gen Kearney Mrs. Mary Delaney Kearney on the porch; Mayme Sheeran (a friend of the family); Ted Kearney (in the buggy); Tom Kearney; Mary Kearney, the youngest of the family, is asleep inside the house" |
 | 2004-1 | | Black and white photograph of Normal (SMS) girls basketball team in 1908. There are twelve individuals in the photo. Three female students are in the first row. They are all wearing the same kind of bouse and each is wearing a white tie. The girl in the middle is holding a basketball that has ' 08 on it. The middle row has four individuals. The one farthest to the left is a man. He is wearing a suit and tie. There are two young women in the middle. The woman who is third from the left has on a middy top with white stripes. The woman of the far right is an adult and is wearing a high collared dress with puffy sleeves and tucks down the bodice. She is holding a Normal pennant. There are five girls in the back row. The second from the left is holding a Normal pennant. This picture was taken outside, in front of a house. The house has a porch and a wooden plank sidewalk. |
| | 1999-294 | | Autobiographical memories of Reuben T. Peak published by his son. See Jacob Lippman,Berry School,Woolen Mill,Phelps pond,Smallpox,pest camp,Normal School,willipus-wallopus,lynching,Charles Spurgeon,High School,Drury College,Jesse Mays,Seeley's Camera Store,Bruce May,Arch Lowe,Helen Trenary,John Goad,railway strike,Lindenlure,depression. Oscar Peak and his wife viola were physicians who practiced together in Springfield. |
 | 1994-102 | | Black and white photo of the south side of the Springfield Public Square, South Ave. in center background. Flag at half staff for Harding's death, sign in center of the "pie" advertising "baseball today." Identifiable businesses include: Union National Bank, Hawkins & Miller Jewelers, Bloemker Shoe Co., Matthews_McConnell drugs, The Olympia, Schilling Shoe Co., S. S. Kresge Co., and Dr. E. H. Mills, dentist, Rogers and Baldwin Hardware |
 | 1992-232.1979 | | A black and white photo of from left to right (back row): Jim Neeley, Jim Shoemaker, Chuck Christianson, Joe Cain, Jim Grammer, Tom Hicks, Dick Groesenbaugh. Front row (from left to right): Special Education Director, ---, Al Manning, Jack Israel, Paul Hagerty, Jim Ford, Ken Kraft, and Wanda Gray. |
 | 1994-101 | | Black and white photo of the South side of the Springfield Public Square with South Ave. visible in the center background. A parade is in progress, flag is at half staff for Harding's death, a sign in the center of the "pie" advertises "Baseball Today." Businesses indentified are: Union National Bank, Hawkins & Miller, jewelers, Bloemker Shoe Co., Matthews-McConnel Drug Store, Olympia, Schilling Shoe Co. , S. S. Kresge Co. and Dr. Mills, Dentist. |
 | 1999-74 | | A group of students and their teacher standing outside of Rountree School in 1937-38. The picture was taken by Stuart Photo. This is not the Rountree School in Springfield, but a Greene County school at the southeast corner of old highway FF and Farm Rd. 168. |
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