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1993-8
A black and white photo of Springfield Symphony Ochestra.

1999-990
Black and white photo of Springfield city bus #31. Brick building and a train car or street car in background

1988-62-10
A black and white photo of Turner St. trestle. A crew works outdoors.

 1989-1.329
A black and white negative of a woman sitting.

1992-232.1734a
Black and white photo of nine men and one woman.

1999-69
Black and white photo of Springfield city bus # 43, parked curbside on what appears to be a residential street.

 1988-62-124
A black and white negative of a general view of a cooling tower site.

2000-138-3
A photo of Harry Cooper Supply Co., Springfield, MO.

1988-14.4.17
A black and white photo of Mrs. Kirkland standing in front of a porch.

 1989-1.363
A black and white negative of Future Farmers of America.

1992-232.507
A photo of Paul Hagerty meeting with Leadership Springfield participants.

 200-154-15
A black and white photograph of a REACT (Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team) billboard.

1992-232.1692
A photo of Springfield High with superintendent Fairbanks (center).

1999-90
Black and white photo of Springfield city bus, number 31. Brick building and a train car, or street car are in background.

1992-232.1802
A black and white photo of two female and one male students.

2000-17-187
Black and white aerial photograph of Springfield railways.

1988-62-22
A black and white negative of the Gas Co.

2000-206-35
Black and white photo of Channel 10 newsman Ron Arnold (R) and a man who may be representing the Springfield PublicSchools.

2001-436
A black and white photo of Mrs. Ida Tower and her four generations of descendants. Age 73. Springfield, MO, 4-17-44.

1992-232.1856
A black and white photo of 5 male students working at a table.


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