| Popular Photo Results
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 | 2000-210.1 | | A black and white photo used in the book by Joe Collins, Frisco Power. Caption from the book "waiting for the car's inspector's blue flag to come down, heavyweight No. 4207 seethes impatiently in the north yards at Springfield, MO…" |
 | 2002-22 | | A graduation prgram for the Springfield Public School system and Phelps Elementry in 1910. The program and the information guide were professionally produced while the housing/card was possibly made my an unknown student. |
 | 1986-44-7 | | Black and white mounted photo of a parade wagon from the Springfield Brewing Co. on Boonville Ave., near Olive St. The photo was taken from a saloon owned by Julius W. Dingledein at 403 Boonville Ave. |
 | 2001-199 | | Black and white mounted photo of employees of the Springfield Brewing Co. who were members of the International Union of the United Brewery Workmen. The photo may have been taken on west Walnut St. |
 | 2002-776 | | A postcard of message that reads: "Pierce City is a ripping good town". Stamp and writing on back. Cartoon shows a man who has caught his pants in a barbed wire fence. Addressed to "Miss Ruth of Springfield, MO". |
 | 1985-13 | | Black and white photo of National Cemetery, Springfield, MO, April 1905. Shown are grave stones and 3 people standing in background on right side. |
| | 1997-26-1093 | | An 18 page section with the headline "News & Leader Shifts Editor". Full newsprint sheets. |
 | 1993-175 | | Black and white photo of the Landers Theatre on Walnut St. |
 | 2002-664 | | Springfield MO Rotary Club (129 members) at 29th Anniversary meeting. Members listed on back. |
 | 1988-14.4.5 | | A black and white photo of Clas B. Johnson, brother to Maude Johnson (Hoover). |
 | 2002-685 | | A photo of a group of women and Dorothy Durst (daughter of Harry Durst, mayor of Springfield). |
| | 1988-62-162 | | A black and white negative of the streetcar barn, rear of old car barn and site of extension. |
 | 1987-107-54 | | Sepia toned studio photograph mounted in cardboard frame of young woman and young man. Words on frame read: "Ferguson, 614 Boonville St., Springfield, Mo." Back side of photo bears writing: "A. Hathes (?). Cousin that lived at Chadwick." |
 | 1993-192-2 | | A photograph of 100 year old Nancy Ann Sims Price on her 100th birthday. It is similar to the one taken by Harry Morgan (women, box 1, folder 4) but slightly fuzzy. On the back of photo is written: Taken at her home Rt. 10 Springfield, age 100 years. |
| | 1999-207 | | Sepia tone stereoscope card of what probably is a horse racing race course with a crowd of people lining the perimeter; a stadium is behind them; written underneath is "Springfield and vicinity, By Tom C. Strickland, 709 North Main Street." |
 | 1996-84.4 | | Black and white photo of Fifth grade class of Boyd School, taken outside the school building at 1409 Washington, mounted on cardboard. Names are listed on back. |
| | 1997-39-2 | | Videotape entitled "Springfield's Natural Heritage", about our natural water supply. Contains many pictures illustrating the history and importance of the local and southwest Missouri water resources. |
| | 1986-56-5 | | Folder contains a cardboard folder addressed to Frank C. Bentley, 1220 Washington Ave., Springfield, Mo. Label indicates that package was from the Eaton Axle & Spring Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Folder is empty, but has a 9 cent stamp on the front. |
 | 1994-71 | | Sepia tone photo mounted on cardboard of the Springfield Public Square looking north east. Square filled with crowd, horses and buggies, street car. |
| | 1981-2.1 | | Fine brown wool bonnet (ice wool) or cap with flase curls or fascinators on each side, probably knitted. Has black cotton ties. Cap was described as an Easter bonnet worn by Elizabeth Brack (great-grandmother of donor) in the 1850s. It was brought to Springfield by the owner in a covered wagon. |
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