| Popular Photo Results
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 | 2000-17-105 | | Black and white negative of the Television Classroom program being held in a class of springfield public schools. |
| | 1993-10-2 | | Minie bullet or ball found near 1824 Mr. Vernon St., the site of the Zagonyi raid during the Civil War Battle of Springfield. |
 | 2000-17-1 | | Black and white photo of Springfield Newspaper photographer Betty Love holding her camera. |
| | 2001-151.3a-.3c | | Lists of boys on Springfield Metro Mighty Mite teams possibly according to grades. |
 | 2000-198 | | Black and white photo of the Traction Co. streetcar barn brickwork with crew. There is a concrete mixer on the site. The Springfield Traction Company barn was located at the nothwest corner of Boonville Avenue and Division Street. . |
 | 1991-16-14 | | Black and white post card photo of Springfield High School (later known as Central High School) at Central St. and Jefferson Ave. |
 | 1994-35-1 | | Black and white photo of a class at Senior or Springfield High School, at Jefferson and Central, was built in 1893 and was Springfield's first High School building. It is now called Central High school. |
 | 1999-48 | | Black and white copy of a photograph of the Springfield High School graduating class of 1894, the first class to graduate from the school. See accession file for a complete list of class members names and a newspaper clipping. |
| | 1979-308-2 | | Handwritten bill of sale for property in Springfield, MO. Land sold by John W. Williams to Clara and Charles King, then sold to P. A. Anderson, C. Jertbery and A. Johnson in trust & for the use of the Swedish Church of Springfield, MO. |
| | 2002-49.1 | | A newspaper article by Dave Schulty from the Springfield Daily News concerning baseball. |
 | 2000-17-41 | | Black and white negative of a crowd gathered to greet Harry Truman at the Springfield airport. |
 | 2000-17-174 | | Black and white aerial negative of St. Josephs Church on Campbell Ave. and its North Springfield neighborhood. |
| | 2002-881.110 | | A clipping of the Springfield News Leader with a photograph of Mrs. Virgil Brown and text underneath it. |
 | 1992-232.1745 | | A black and white photo of a man who could possibly be a member on the board for the Springfield Public schools. |
| | 1998-526-8 | | Black and white photo of Commercial Street, North Springfield, in the snow. Horses, wagons and buggies on the street, streetcar tracks running down the middle. |
| | 1979-321-4 | | Our Religion Heritage, Church History of the Ozarks (1806-1906), by Earl T. Sechler, Westport Press, 2216 Mt. Vernon, Springfield, MO. Printed by Roberts & Sutter, Springfield, MO. |
 | 2000-17-51 | | Black and white negative of a group of men with Henry Ford at Springfield airport during his visit. At the far left is Alex Fellini and at the far right is Lester Cox. Ford is fourth from the left. |
 | 1999-480 | | Black and white photo of the Shrine train bound for Memphis from the Springfield Frisco Depot. Shriners and crew standing in front. |
| | 2003-65 | | E. J. Smith, Cigar Makers International Union, Ruben T. Wood. Missouri State Federation of Labor. Knights of Labor. Springfield Central Labor Union. Pullman Strike. American Railway Union. Homer F. Fellows. These are a few of the names and organizations mentioned in the article, "The City Belongs to the Local Unions": The Rise of the Springfield Labor Movement 1871-1912 by Stephen L. McIntyre which is in this periodical. |
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