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1992-232.1771
A black and white photo of Parkview High School.

1988-62-228
A black and white negative of a crew raising track on Broad near Kearney St.

2002-654
Souvenir of Heers Stores Co., 58th Anniversary 1869-1927. Skyline of Springfield in 1927.

2002-665
A photo of Springfield Rotary Club members. Center man with glasses also appears in portrait: 2002-661.

1992-232.1773
A black and white photo of an AIDS News Conference.

 1989-1.65
A black and white negative of First Cumberland Prebyterian Church. See Churches B1, F4 for print.

1989-1.232
A black and white negative of a family. The father is in military uniform.

 1988-62-171
A black and white negative of a cashier's window at streetcar barn office.

 1989-1.70
A black and white negative of a chorus line, probably dancing school recital.

1992-232.1967
A black and white photo of the superintendent, Harry P. Study.

 1989-1.136
A black and white negative of a birthday party for Jack Lonon.

1983-7-11
Black and white photo of the annual picnic of The Cash, a Springfield store, at Doling Park.

1989-108
Sepia tone photo of a hotel lobby and restaurant, probably in Springfield, Missouri.

 1989-1.93
A black and white negative of people standing in a front of a house.

1989-1.57
A black and white negative of the grounds at the National Cemetary. See Bus. B1, F4 for print.

1994-48-6
Black and white photo of Springfield Traction Company street car number 69, built by American Car Company.

 2006-34-3
A book reflecting back upon the 100th year of St. John's Church in Springfield, Mo. This item is not able to be scanned.

 1992-229-11
A copy of the Springfield High School High Times from May, 1913.

2001-96
Black and white mounted photo of Col. Robert L McElhany and Col. F.T Bealls in front of what appears to be Rowen Dry Goods.

1994-48-7
Black and white photo of Springfield Traction Co. street cars that have been abandoned in a rail yard. There is a overhead trolley wire leading into the rail yard.


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