History Museum On The Square - Photo Archives

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1992-29

Sepia print ,mounted on cardboard, of a brick church with a bell tower. Photo taken when the dozen or so trees around it were without leaves. A two-story building is in the background and a picket fence is in front. There appears to be a sidewalk in front and there are limestone curbs at the edge of the street. It is a photo of St. Paul M.E. Church South on the SW corner of South and Walnut taken between 1885 and 1904. Measurements/Size: 2 7/8" x 3 3/8" on 3 1/2" x 4 3/8" scalloped cardboard with gold on edges. Material/Color: emulsion, paper affixed to cardboard/sepia tone. Photo may have been reversed. Machine Made

	1997-26-1109
	These are four pages; an article Ä Leader Steps Down: "29"not "30". Full newsprint sheets.

	1989-1.368
	A black and white negative of Ash grove high school photo.

	1989-1.364
	A black and white negative of basketball team in Ash Grove.

	1987-107-46
	See 2001-815 for photo of a young girl in an elaborate wicker chair.

	2002-113
	A bust portrait of Anah Staley. She wears a tall lace collar.

	1998-99
	B & w portrait of Lt. Charles McHaffie, postal card format.

	1997-26-1127
	This is two sheet with C W Johnson's "Without Reservations" article about Indiana. Full newsprint sheets.

	1989-1.366
	A black and white negative of Ash Grove school.

	2001-815
	A black and white photo of a young girl wearing a white dress, sitting in an elaborate wicker chair.

	2001-867
	A black and white full-length photo of a young boy standing and wearing a trouser suit with a bow-tie, stockings, and leather boots. He leans against a pedistal upon which a book rests.

	2001-212-30
	Black and white photo of woman seated at desk. Folder also contains biography of Genevieve Kynion.

	2000-113-2
	Black and white photo of a sketch of the old homestead of John Smith Phelps and Mary Whitney Phelps, built ca 1840.

	2000-113-3
	Black and white photo of a sketch of the old negro quarters (slaves) on the John Smith Phelps and Mary Whitney Phelps homestead.

	1986-56-1-30
	Handwritten letter and envelop addressed to Mrs. T. C. Bentley (Tryphena) from J.P.G. Bentley.

	2000-113-1
	Black and white photo of an original sketch of the old Phelps homestead built ca 1840 by John Smith Phelps and Mary Whitney Phelps.

	1998-336
	1Black and White photograph of Ist Lt. Samuel G. Appleby, 8th MO Vol Cavalry, Civil War.He was from Greene or Dade Co.

	2001-182
	Black and white photo of members of the Grantham and Nicholson families, gathered for a reunion by the east end of the pavilion at Phelps Grove Park.

1999-267

Black and white photo of the Farmers and Merchants Bank at the northeast corner of Campbell Avenue and Walnut Street. The Famous Grocery; 328 South Campbell Avenue, and the Famous Meat Market also occupy this two story brick building. At the top of this building is a plaque which reads " L. T. Watson 1885 " This would indicate the builder of this building. At the rear of the building is a sign that reads " Ice Cream and Candy " On the pole in front of the building is an electric street light. Also on the pole is a sign that reads " Campbell " There is a boy sitting on a safety bicycle near the stone curbing. He is wearing " Knickers " There are thirteen people in the picture. Of interest is a boy crossing the street carrying some books.

	1989-1.367
	A black and white negative of Ash Grove school science room.

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