| Popular Photo Results
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 | 2006-137-133 | | A post card photograph of a large African American family standing in front of their house. The reverse side is stamped by the maker: Stanton Photo at 820 Nichols St. in Springfield, Mo. |
 | 1996-60-1 | | Publicity photograph of the " Faith of our Fathers Program" showing host, Floyd Hitchcock in a studio with mailing address to Box 1234 in Springfield, Mo. In lower right corner. 8 X 10 inches. Emulsion on paper. Sepia tone. |
 | 1992-232.1908 | | A black and white photo of the journalism teacher at Central High School, seated at a table surrouned by 10 female students and three male students along with two other women. |
 | 1992-232.1813 | | A black and white photo of 24 students in the Press Club and their teacher standing on bleachers, at Central High School. The photo was taken by the Craig Photo Company. It is number 4959-7. |
 | 1998-479 | | Black and white postcard photo of the June 9, 1913 fire on the Springfield Public square. Photo shows ruins of the fire, looking east down Olive toward Jefferson. |
 | 1994-91 | | B & w photo of the Springfield Public Square following the June 9, 1913 fire in the NE corner. Boonville St. is on the left and St. Louis St on the right. A. V. Ross Drug Store on the corner of the square and St. Louis. |
| | 2001-269 | | A white balloon printed with red and blue ink and reads "1776 - 1976, American Bicenntenial, For the kids from American National Bank, 3 locations in Springfield." |
 | 1992-232.1927 | | A black and white photo of three young Vietnamese refugees (two girls and one boy) attending a class for Vietnamese refugees, in the special education department. |
 | 1996-88 | | Black and white photo of the steel shell of a building being constructed at Springfield's old airport, McCluer Field, now known as Downtown Airport on E. Division St. The steel hoisting truck was owned and operated by Clinton Rolland VanZandt, father of the donor. |
| | 1997-26-1072 | | This is an adding machine tape with numbers and at the bottom is noted: "Record Number of Pages Week of Dec 4-10/55.'' Note has Dec 11,1955 and MTWTFS'' and numbers entered by hand. On the back is typed "Two successive weeks…..your Springfield Newspapers are making newspaper history. Tape is 2''x7 1.2'', paper note is 4 1/2''x8''. |
 | 1998-470 | | Black and white postcard of the 1913 fire on the Springfield public square.Shows streetlights in the center of the public square. |
 | 2006-88 | | A post card of the Oak Grove Lodge 13 miles east of Springfield, Mo. showing the complex from the front. The post card is unused. |
| | 1994-38 | | Cross-section piece of telephone cable, heavy grey metal outer layer, copper wire core. Marked, Dial Conversion, Springfield, MO, December 3, 1949. A piece of telephone cable that preceded the switch to dial telephones. |
| | 1998-506 | | Biography of James Hervey Slavens, M.D., Springfield's first resident minister and a physician, and autobiography of his son, Luther J. Slavens. Memories of the Ozarks area.New copy. |
| | 1986-40-2 | | Hardbound book, That They May Be One, A History of University Heights Baptists Church, Springfield, MO., 1945-1985. Contains color photographs of the church stained glass windows. Red cover with gold printing. Written by Nan Dalton Olmstad, wife of U. H. pastor Michael Olmsted. |
| | 1989-1.308 | | A black and white negative of a wedding at Mt. Carmet Church on N. National. |
| | 1989-1.60 | | A black and white negative of Reese family birth certificate. |
| | 1989-1.316 | | A black and white negative of people at a wedding (bride and maid of honor). |
| | 1989-1.61 | | A black and white negative of Seaton family birth certificate. |
 | 1995-4-30 | | An article describing the Heer summer home that overlooks the James River, south of Springfield. |
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