History Museum On The Square - Photo Archives

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	2000-17-8
	Black and white photo of a man boiling water outside during the gas service disruption of January 1960.

	1998-501
	Color post card of the southwest corner of the Springfield Public Square looking across the "pie."

	1996-73
	Videotaped oral history made by Jim Sawyer with broadcaster Jim Kendrick who had a long career as a broadcaster and announcer in Springfield.

	1992-232.1803
	A black and white photo of several students reading and working on the school newspaper.

	1987-96-10
	Black and white photo, in cardboard folder, of Harry Sanford Jewell,b. 1967, founder of the Springfield Leader newspaper.

	1992-232.1949a
	A black and white photo of art students working on their artwork. See also accession number 1992-232.1949b.

	1992-232.1809
	A black and white photo of a journalism student, developing photographs.

	1990-27-8
	A photograph by Sittler from 1885 in Springfield, Mo. of a man from the chest up. He is dressed in a dark suit, has a beard, and parted hair.

	1997-26-1090
	These are 2 pages of newspaper with an article "Springfield Paper Using Tulsa Plant" after the News-Leader fire. Full newsprint sheets.

	1989-1.147
	A black and white negative of a couple.

	1989-1.144
	A black and white negative of a couple.

	1988-62-244
	A black and white negative of new streetcar # 83. See Trans. B1 F10 for print.

	1989-1.78
	A black and white negative of a festival. See Events B2, F 450.

	1989-1.142
	A black and white negative of a couple.

	1988-62-205
	A black and white negative of Boonville St.

	1989-1.366
	A black and white negative of Ash Grove school.

	1989-1.111
	A black and white negative of Bagnall Dam.

	1989-1.295
	A black and white negative of a man in military uniform. See War B2, F74.

	1989-1.133
	A black and white negative of children.

	1988-62-143
	A black and white negative of Atlantic St. concreting.

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This searchable catalog of items in our archives was made possible by a grant from the Missouri Historical Records Grant Program. The project is funded by the state of Missouri, the State Documents Preservation Fund, the National Historical Publications and Records Commission, and is supported by the Missouri State Archives, a division of the Office of Secretary of State.