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1988-14.4.9
A black and white photo of Walter Hoover, brother-in-law or other relative of Maude Johnson (Hoover). "Herbert's brother".

1987-96-6
Black and white photo of Charles McGregor, b. 1864, d. 1930, son of John and Sarah Morris McGregor. With his brother Arch he operated the McGregor-Noe Hardware Co., founded by their father. Later with his son John F. McGregor he opened the MrGregor Ford dealership in Springfield. This later became the McGregor-Fellini Motor Co.

 2002-866
Thirteen copies of pages of "Bias" Springfield Weely News Journal with a mention of negroes or black residents in the articles. They have been copied because they have these references or show segregation and bias.

2000-206-81
Black and white photo of two newspaper and magazine delivery boys seated on a motorized cart. In back are two men, piles and bags of papers and a woman. The man with a moustache may be newspaper owner Harry Jewell.

1996-71
Black and white photo of a newspaper clipping of policemen Jake J. Williams and George Mitchell giving new clothing to brothers John (age13) and Carl (age 9) Folsom, 1068 W. Harrison in Springfield. The Folsom boys were very poor and the policemen gave them each overalls, shirts, shoes, socks and caps so they could go to school.

2000-187-11
Black and white photo of former slave John Smith, Springfield MO, father of Emma Smith Ray. The photo comes from her book, "Twice Ransomed, Twice Sold," p. 107. RESTRICTED ACCESS. DO NOT USE WITHOUT PERMISSION.

1992-232.1983
A black and white photo of five Portland School students standing outside of their school building. The photo was taken January 5, 1959.

 1989-104-8-7
5 1/2" x 8 1/2" paperback book, "The First One Hundred Years, South Street Christian Church, Springfield, Mo., 1886-1986." White cover printed in black.

2000-17-50
Black and white negative of the Chicago Cubs Farm Team group photo. The team was based in Springfield for a brief time.

1988-14.4.22
A black and white photo of Aunt Mollie Beadle (Mrs. John), Aunt Nellie Baldridge (Mrs. Lew), Aunt "Lib" Nisbet (Mrs. Robinson).

 1989-104-8-9
5 3/4" x 8 3/4" paperback booklet, "100 Years, 1886-1986, Campbell United Methodist Church, Springfield, Mo". Blue Cover printed in black.

2006-24
The program from "The Bohemian Girl," performed at the Shrine Mosque on April 1, 1930. Given by the Springfield Music Club and the High School music department.

 1989-1.170
A black and white negative of family of Washington and Peggy McMillan, Rev. McMillan and wife. Six of 13 children. Original photo made about 1899. See Family, B2 for print.

2004-18.11
A blue and gold plaque awarded to the city of Springfield for event assistance in the Ozark Motorcycle Jubilee, Labor Day weekend, 2002.

1999-95
Black and white photo of street on St. Louis street. Photo is looking east. A. Y. Drugstore on left. Taken before the 1913 fire.

 1997-26-1057
This is 1 sheet, typed; from Roy Wenzlick & Co,Economists, Appraisers ,Counselors, Publishers, 706 Chestnut St, St Louis 1, MO, to the Editor, Sunday News and Leader, Springfield, MO, and a tear sheet from the St Louis Post-Dispatch Sunday Aug 11, 1957, showing photos of revaluation for tax purposes project. Paper 8 1/2"x11 1/2".

1995-59-1
Black and white photo of the power house at the Fulbright Pumping Station, Springfield's first public water supply.

 1979-308-10
3 typed pages, attached at left corner, blue ink on off-white papers. The Constitution of the Swedish Congregational Church, Springfield, MO written in Swedish.

1996-84-5
Black and white photo of the First grade class of Berry School, 911 E. Division, taken outside the school building, mounted on cardboard.

1988-14.4.37
A black and white photo of George R. Amos (center). "An old friend of mine, Maude Johnson (Hoover)". Also shown B.B. Johnson and E. Becker.


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