| Popular Photo Results
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 | 1992-232.1739 | | A black and white photo of six males and two females acting in a play for "Television Classroom" with KTTS-TV, Channel 10. |
 | 1998-478 | | Black and white postcard photo of the June 9, 1913 fire in the nw corner of the Springfield Public Square. Photo shows the ruins of a large three story building. |
 | 1998-469 | | Black and white postcard showing the June 9, 1913 fire on the Springfield Public Square. A crowd of spectators are shown in the foreground.Ross Drugs at right. |
 | 2000-211 | | Sepia tone photo of a group of 24 men, all but two in uniform. A center banner says Interior Freight Handlers & Warehouse Men, International Union, Local No. 20, Springfield, MO. |
 | 2000-17-44 | | Black and white negative of Harry Truman marching in a parade onto the public square from Boonville Ave. He was in Springfield for a reunion of his World War I regiment. |
| | 2006-137-104 | | A photogrpah of the Reedy Chapel A.M.E. Jubilee Chior that was too large to scan. It was taken by the Kucker Studio in Springfield, Mo.Nine choir members stand in the picture; seven women and two men. |
| | 1998-507 | | Off-white china plate with gold rim, 1956 calendar on front under which are the words Ozark Jubilee, all in gold. A souvenir of the Springfield country music show. |
 | 1999-53 | | Black and white photo of streetcar # 84 with Elm written on front. Men and women are departing the streetcar. In background: Nathan Clothing Co. , Ozark Telephone Co. (?) sign, and people. |
| | 1997-6 | | A revised fire regulation book for the Veterans Administration Hospital in Springfield, Mo. The booklet was created in this format on March 14, 1949. The name H.T. Ford is written on the front of it. In all, it is 28 stapled pages in length. The book was not scanned. |
| | 2000-17-43 | | Black and white negative of Harry Truman marching in parade on South Ave. moving south out of the public square. Truman was in Springfield for a reunion of his World War I army regiment. |
| | 1989-104-8-8 | | 6" x 8 7/8" paperback book, "Called to Serve, a Biography of the South National Church of Christ, Springfield, Mo.," by Richard Hughes, Royce Money and John F. Wilson. Orange cover printed in brown and gold. |
| | 1989-1.405 | | A black and white negative of truck trailer, (Powell Bros.) truck lines under construction. |
 | 1999-390 | | Black and White photo of the Frisco Depot on Mill Street taken from the Grant Ave. viaduct looking east. Also visible in the photo is the downtown Springfield skyline. |
| | 1999-238-13 | | Directory of St. Paul United Methodist Church at the northeast corner of Jefferson Ave. and Walnut St. The book is a pictorial directory and includes a history of the church, which was the first church founded in Springfield. |
| | 1992.232.2004 | | A black and white photo of Paul Hagerty and Bill (Chamber) at the Adopt-a-School Conference in September, 1984. |
 | 1992-232.1877 | | A black and white photo of four male and three female journalism students seated around a table at Central High School. |
| | 1999-227-9 | | A white sweatshirt, silkscreened with navy, green and maroon, "SMSU Lady Bears, tradition of excellence, Basketball, Springfield, Missouri." |
 | 2002-143 | | A portrait of young woman wearing fox tail collar. Two copies. On the back of one is written Lucy Mae Smith, 969 Benton, Springfield, MO. The address is marked out and Marshfield, MO written below. |
 | 1992-232.1854 | | A black and white photo of three students including Dave Lippman--center, holding the newspaper, High Times. |
 | 1992-9 | | Black and white photo, 8x10, of floral tribute to A. William Long, Hazelwood Cem., Springfield, MO. Navy Mothers ribbon visible on flowers in front. |
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