| Popular Photo Results
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 | 1999-353 | | Black and white photo of Rick Becker, 1847 South Weaver, sitting on a rock bluff fishing at Lake Springfield just above the dam. The James River City Utilities power plant is in the background. |
 | 2000-206-53 | | Black and white photo of large group of women standing in front of the KTTS radio / Chamber of Commerce building at the SW corner of Jefferson Ave. and Walnut St.. A sign in front says K-T-T-S, Springfield, Mo.Queen for a Day. On the door can been seen the name The Springfield Club, which was the former name of the building. |
 | 1998-346 | | Black and white photograph of Capt. Frederick Wines in Civil War uniform. He was a Presbyterian minister at Calvary Presbyterian Church in Springfield. When the war broke out he enlisted and was sent back to Springfield as chaplain to the community. He held services throughout the war at Calvary Church, the only church in the town open during the war. |
 | 2004-18.20 | | A framed certificate honoring Tom Carlson for community service for serving in the 2003 Design Awards Program, presented by the American Institute of Architects-Springfield. |
 | 1993-51 | | Black and white photo of the James Hedges house ,940 N.Jefferson Ave. Later served as an adminstrative building for the Springfield Public Schools. Hedges was Vic-Pres. Of Jarrett-Richardson Paving Co. |
 | 1999-134 | | Color postcard photo of Springfield High School, made before the first and second additions were made to the building. Also known as Senior High School and Central High School. |
 | 1992-232.1865 | | A black and white photo of Linda Lucy Brown, age 20, at the University of Columbia. On the back of the photo it says Glendale--1968, and gives Linda's Springfield address and the address of the University. |
| | 2004-19.1 | | Floor length satin sheath with adjustable straps. Part of the wedding ensemble worn by Helen Ramona Black when she Married Edward Burney Staley in Springfield, Missouri, October 23, 1937. The dress has a small opening on the left side with three snaps. Helen was from Willard and Edward was from Springfield. |
 | 1998-526-9 | | Black and white photo looking east on Commercial Street in North Springfield. A streetcar is in the background, the tower of the Ozark Hotel (Frisco Building is visible in the left background. |
 | 1999-25 | | Black and white photo of Central High School, then known as Springfield High School, circa 1925, at 423 E. Central, Central St, at Jefferson Ave., covered in snow. |
 | 1999-269 | | Black and white photo of the exterior of two, two story brick business buildings. The first business (l to r) is a electrical shop.Then the Springfield Typewriter Exchange, the Parisian Cleaners and the Welfare Finance Company Auto Loans. On the front of the photograph it reads " Walnut Street looking west from Jefferson". |
 | 1994-26-8 | | Black and white photo of Eunice Brake and Grace Barr, friends of Helen Davies Bryant. Eunice (left) is identified as from the Springfield Hospital Surgical Dept. Grace Barr was Superintendent of the hospital and worked for Dr. Delzell. |
| | 2000-76 | | Compact disc titled Chili Mix, featuring bands from Springfield inclu. Big Smith, Bongo Babe & Mr. Ross, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Combo.com, Fern, Howie & the Hillcats, the Blendors, Domino Kings, the Garbonzos, Michksaseal, Clarence Brewer, Big Beat Club, Fullers Earth, Don Shipps & the Skeletons. Produced for the 19th annual Sertoma Chili cood-off to benefit the Springfield Boys and Girls clubs. |
 | 1999-285 | | Black and white photo of two nurses seated in a mock-up of a hospital room in a display at the Ozark Empire Fair for the Springfield Baptist Hospital School of Nursing. |
 | 1999-91 | | Black and white photo of tower truck on Springfield public square, automobiles and people in background; Holland Banking Co., and Levy Wolf in background. |
| | 2001-252-9 | | A blue hardbound book entitled " A College Manual of Rhetoric" by Charles Sears Baldwin, A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Rhetoric in Yale University. Published by Longmass, Green and Co. Inside front cover book plate reading "Library, State Normal School, Fourth District, Springfield, Missouri, 2490 808 B19" also stamped "Withdrawn from, State Teachers College Library, Springfield, MO" |
| | 1996-77-5 | | B & w copy of the Springfield Public Square at the time of the funeral for members of Fremont's Body Guard, Oct. 28, 1861 The deaths occurred during what is called Zagonyi's Charge. The new court house as well as the old burned red brick court house is shown. The copy is from a sketch that appeared in Leslie's Illustrated. Negative only. |
 | 2001-274.2 | | Tinted postcard made in Germany. Dated 1910.
Addressed to Mr Homer Humphrey, Rich Hill, MO. Dated December 17, 1910. Sent at Christmas time. Picture of East Walnut Street, Springfield, MO. Shows trees, houses, hitching posts, lady in a long dress, and carriages. |
 | 1995-18-5 | | 3-1/2" x 5" black and white photoprint of founders and board members in the auditorium of the newly opened Negro (Springfield ) Community Youth Center and American Legion Hall. See 1995-18-1 for history. Standing center front, L to R, John V. Hughes, Mrs. E.C. Curtis, Thomas Darton, Gola Collins, Les Gipson. Men on stage unidentified. |
 | 1999-274 | | Black and white photo of men with horses and wagons working in the rock quarry located at the foot of the hill on College Street. The building in the background is the Springfield Brewing Co., which was located on College Street. There are eight men and two teams of horses and wagons working in the quarry. Some of the men are using sledge hammers, hand held rock drills and shovels. |
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