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 1998-455-8
Topographical map of the Galloway quadrangle of the city of Springfield.

1991-25.12
The Springfield Symphony.

1997-165
Package of color postcards called Souvenir of Springfield, Mo "The Heart of the Ozarks". Contains 18 different scenes in Springfield and the Ozarks area. The front cover is shown.

1988-14.4.71
A black and white photo of Edna Hoover "Tissie" who send this postcard to Master Lea Hoover in Springfield, MO.

 1994-26-15
Printed invitation to the dedication of new facilities at Springfield Baptist Hospital ( formerly Springfield Hospital,currently Lakeland Hospital) at 440 Market St.

 1986-56-3
Edition of the Daily Extra (Springfield, Mo.) dated Saturday, October 16, 1880, and an edition of the Springfield Weekly Advertiser dated Wednesday, October 2, 1872. See Flat Map Storage.

1997-183
Color postcard of old St. John's Hospital on Main Ave. in North Springfield. Started by the Sister of Mercy, it was the first hospital in Springfield. The card is addressed to Daisy Swearengin at 1005 Rogers.

 1994-26-1
Oval gold nurse's pin with red enamel rectangle in center. SH TS 16 in white indicate that it is a 1916 pin from the Springfield Hospital Training School for Nurses, at 440 S. Market, the first in town. Later became Springfield Baptist Hospital, currently is Lakeland Hospital. Belonged to Helen Davies Bryant, mother of donor.

1998-500
Black and white post card showing the sw quadrant of the Springfield Public Square. Visible in the photo is the Gotfried Tower, Eckas & Brooks, Springfield Cigar Co., and Shilling Shoe Co.

1991-25.11
The Springfield Symphony.

1978-98-28
Black and white photo of the obituary of Dr. Lee Cox, a Springfield physician.

1992-232.1920
A black and white photo of two young female students painting a sign displaying the population increase of Springfield from its beginnings to 1955.

 1996-94-1
Newspaper clipping of the official Springfield Sesquicentennial song, "Springfield, Missouri", written by Larry Grinstead and arranged by Bob Graham.Performed by the Show Me Statesman Barbershop Chorus.

 1997-26-1051
There are 4 sheets, typed; a letter from Charles J Fain, Speaker Pro Tem, House of Representatives, Jefferson City, Missouri, to C W Johnson, Springfield News and Leader, Springfield, Missouri. Paper 8 1/2"x11".

 1994-26-13-15
Commencement programs from the Training School of the Springfield Hospital, one dated 1916 and the other dated 1919. Also, invitation to a formal dedication ceremony for Springfield Baptist Hospital, dated 1961. Names listed in graduation programs include: Luella Emilyn Helvey, Nelle Ethleen Dunkeson, Fanny Elizabeth Mallory, Sophia Ellen Beck, Ethel Finley-Bly, Helen Ruth Davies, Lucile Deffenbaugh, Rosella A. Brown (Mt. Vernon), Jennie M. Bryant (South Greenfield), Ada Beryl Darrow (Sleeper), Blanche A. Farwell (Cassville), Lela B. Ford (Wentworth), Maude E. Garbee (Billings), Goldah L. Medlin (Monett), Edna C. VanZandt (Forsyth).

1998-550
Black and white photo of the Springfield All School Orchestra, standing with their instruments on the steps of Springfield High School. Named are Erma Rathbone Erickson, Beeler Eskridge, Lee Hoover, Johnie Ferguson Leonard, Ed Thompson, Son Kransburg, Stone twins, Jack Denton, Harriet Eskridge McCrae, Fowler, Robert Fowler, Fern Sevineford, Matthews, Welhener.

 2000-159-4
Yellow book containing updates on the people of the 1949 class of Springfield High School in 1979.

 2001-212-28
Orange flyer describing history of Junior League of Springfield, along with its mission statement and Projects for the 1995-96 year.

1997-162
Color postcard photo of the Springfield Municipal Airport shortly after its new remodeling in 1964.

1992-232.523-26
Four photos of annual spring all-school, all-grade show at Springfield History Museum.


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