| Popular Photo Results
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| | 1988-62-78 | | A black and white negative of a street: 300 Block west of Phelps St. (?) looking towards Main St. (Powerhouse). Link Milling in foreground. |
 | 1998-489 | | Black and white postcard photo of the 1913 fire on the Springfield Public Square. Photo shows ruined buildings and a streetlight. |
 | 1997-62 | | Black and white photo of the Kinser Bridge over the James River, southeast of Springfield . The photograph was probably a newspaper photograph and appears to have been taken after a flood. |
| | 1988-62-221 | | A black and white negative of Broad St. looking north from top of hill north of High St. Construction of streetcar tracks. |
 | 1995-59-3 | | Black and white photo of what may be a residence at the Fulbright Pumping Station on Fulbright Spring, Springfield's first public water supply. |
| | 1990-44-5 | | Folder contains photocopy of 73 pages of handwritten reports from the Special Grand Jury convened to investigate the lynchings on the public square. Folder also contains a five-page, typed photocopy of the Grand Jury Report from the Springfield Daily Leader, dated Thursday, May 24, 1906. |
 | 1993-18-1 | | Black and white postcard photo of the aftermath of the big snow of 1912 (20 inches). Springfield policemen and firemen are seated and standing on a large pile of snow in front of Platte Hardware Co. at 202 E. Commercial St. |
 | 1996-84-9 | | Black and white photo of a display of merchandise at the Fair of Queen City Furniture and Carpet Co. The store was at 327-329 Boonville Ave. |
 | 2001-51.102 | | A black and white photo of Miss Springfield/Miss Missouri: Sandra Kay Lyle with parents (Max Wallis) and grandmother Brown. Ms. Lyle is now Dr. Sandra House. |
 | 1995-18-2 | | 3-1/2" x 5" black and white photoprint of the newly opened Negro Community Youth Center and American Legion Home. See history on worksheet 1995-18-1. |
| | 1986-56-1-74 | | Folder contains 2 envelopes, one addressed: "Mr. J.F.G. Bentley Wanconda Lake Co. Illinois." Envelope is postmarked "Chicago ILL Dec ??" and bears three 1 cent stamps. Second envelope is address to: "Mr. J.F.G. Bentley Springfield Missouri Station A" and is postmarked "Ithaca N.Y. 12 M April21" and bears one 2 cent stamp. |
 | 1987-66-2 | | Black and white oval photograph mounted in cardboard frame of Howard A. Wood and his daughter, Geneva. See 1987-66.1 for garmets related to her. Donated by her friend, Evelyn Ramsey. Photographer's name appears on mounting (see above). Howard A. Wood was a Methodist Minister who had a church in Walsenburg CO. Miss Wood was born in Denver in 1903. She taught in the Springfield School system for many years. |
| | 2000-135-1` | | U.S. Army Newspaper Stars & Stripes, European Edition, 7/31/1950. Page 5 tells of airman saved by officer in bomber blaze at the U.S. Air Force Base at Burtonwood, England. The officer was Capt. William Likins of Springfield, Uncle of donor. |
 | 1992-56-30-6 | | Black and white print of an original daguerreotype photo of a man who possibly is John Polk Campbell. He and his wife, Louisa Cheairs, founded Springfield and donated the land to have the village declared the County Seat of Greene County. He died at age 48. |
 | 2000-29 | | Black and white photo of Three city buses , owned and operated by Springfield Gas & Electric Co., Taken in front of the former streetcar and later bus barn at the northwest corner of Boonville Ave. and Division St. One of the buses is marked O'Reilly General Hospital. |
 | 1994-77 | | Black and white photo, mounted on cardboard, of the NW corner of the Springfield Public Square at Boonville Ave. A street car is approaching Boonville Ave. with the Holland Bank Building in the background. |
| | 2001-267 | | A black Remington Paragon typewriter used by L.H. Ellison, a freight agent at the Missouri Pacific Railroad in Springfield, MO. Marked with "Remington, (seal), 16, 16, Remington Paragon, Made at Ilion, New York, U.S.A." |
 | 1992-232.1897 | | A black and white photo of two male and two female Central High School journalism students looking at their school yearbooks (Resume). |
 | 1995-45-5 | | 5" x 7" black and white photoprint of graduating class of Lincoln School with teacher, standing in front of the school. Lincoln School, the Springfield School for blacks, was built in 1931 by the Julius Rosenwald Foundation and was located at 861 Sherman (Central and Sherman, SW corner). |
| | 2000-195-1 | | !928-29 scrapbook of the Community Business and Professional Women's Club, organized Jan.-March, 1928. The Club met in the Springfield Commercial Club building on Commercial St. |
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