Missouri State Archives...This collection contains original photographs of sites in Jefferson City (primarily the Capitol Building), Washington, D.C., and Taos, New Mexico. The images

Missouri State Archives

Finding Aid [998.369]

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS Bob Priddy Collection Abstract: Materials primarily related to Missouri State Capitol building in Jefferson City

(including old Capitol that was destroyed in fire and the construction of new Capitol building).

Includes research material related to donor’s published works, especially The Art of the Missouri

Capitol: History in Canvas, Bronze and Stone.

Extent: 9 cubic feet

Physical Description: Paper; Photographs; Slides; Postcards; A/V; Ephemera/Objects

Location: Missouri State Archives

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Alternative Formats: TIFF

Access Restrictions: Access to the Objects series is restricted; patrons should use the digital

images first

Publication Restrictions: Standard copyright rules apply

Preferred Citation: [description of item], [date]; Bob Priddy Collection, Record Group 998.369;

Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City.

Acquisition Information: Gift with Deed; #2006-0164; #2011-0052; #2013-0043; #2013-0044;

#2013-0045.

Processing Information: Initial processing completed by TB (intern) and AMM on 09/16/2013.

Final processing completed by EW on 09/21/2017.

HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES Bob Priddy is a journalist and historian specializing in Missouri, Jefferson City, and State

Capitol Building history. He worked for 40 years for Missourinet, a radio broadcast company,

before he retired in 2014. He is the author of many books on Missouri and its people and is a

former Board member of the Friends of the Missouri State Archives.

BOB PRIDDY COLLECTION, MS369

Missouri State Archives Page 2 of 19 Finding Aid 998.369

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MS314 Tom Sater Capital City Collection

MS315 Lynn Shaffer Jefferson City Photograph Collection

MS317 Duke Diggs Jefferson City Photograph Collection

MS329 Alice Fast Jefferson City Postcard Collection

MS340 George Grazier Jefferson City Photograph Collection

MS349 Otto Kroeger Photograph Collection

MS360 Dr. Arnold G. Parks Jefferson City Postcard Collection

MS390 Ann Noe Collection

MS394 Priesmeyer Shoe Factory Photograph Collection

MS399 Bill Fannin Jefferson City Photograph Collection

MS400 Gary Kremer Jefferson City Photograph Collection

MS402 Jefferson City Circus Photograph Collection

MS421 Henry Gensky Photograph Collection

MS426 Jefferson City News Tribune Photograph

MS433 Joseph Summers Collection

MS463 Jefferson City Photographs by Kendal Mertens

MS467 Wilmer Ott Sterling Construction Company Photograph Collection

RG110 Department of Natural Resources National Register of Historic Places

Related Material

Boston, Claire. “Veteran Newscaster Bob Priddy Retires After 40 Years on the Capitol Beat.”

Columbia Missourian December 3, 2014. Available online:

https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/state_news/veteran-newscaster-bob-priddy-retires-

after-years-on-the-capitol/article_c04af0cb-52a3-53eb-a3cb-20394da278a5.html

SERIES Postcards

Photographs

Slides

Books and Research Materials

Objects

Audio/Visual Materials

https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/state_news/veteran-newscaster-bob-priddy-retires-after-years-on-the-capitol/article_c04af0cb-52a3-53eb-a3cb-20394da278a5.html

https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/state_news/veteran-newscaster-bob-priddy-retires-after-years-on-the-capitol/article_c04af0cb-52a3-53eb-a3cb-20394da278a5.html



SERIES Postcards, 1898-1971

Extent: 243 Postcards

Arrangement: Arranged by subject

Scope and Content This collection contains historic postcards of Jefferson City and other Missouri locations,

primarily Missouri State Capitol and state government buildings. It also includes Jefferson City

street views, Lake of the Ozarks, Ha Ha Tonka, and a few images from San Francisco and

France.

All the postcards, fronts and backs, have been scanned as 400dpi TIFFs and are available on two

DVDs in the Reference Room.

The fronts of most of the postcards are also on Missouri Digital Heritage (MDH) in the Historic

Postcards of Jefferson City collection online here:

http://cdm16795.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landingpage/collection/postjc. This is a combination

of three postcard collections: Priddy’s plus MS329 Alice Fast Jefferson City Postcard Collection

and MS360 Dr. Arnold G. Parks Jefferson City Postcard Collection.

Container List See the Excel spreadsheet for an item-by-item description (reprinted at the end of this finding

aid).

Location Box Folder Contents Date

143 147-250 Postcards 001-108 1898-1971

144 1-119 Postcards 109-227 1898-1971

http://cdm16795.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landingpage/collection/postjc



SERIES Photographs, 1904-2006

Extent: 147 photographs

Arrangement: Arranged by subject

Scope and Content This collection contains original photographs of sites in Jefferson City (primarily the Capitol

Building), Washington, D.C., and Taos, New Mexico. The images concern research the donor,

Bob Priddy, made when writing his book, The Art of the Missouri Capitol.

All the photographs have been scanned as 400dpi TIFFs and are available on DVD in the

Reference Room.

Container List See the Excel spreadsheet for an item-by-item description (reprinted at the end of this finding

aid).


144 120-216 5x7 or smaller photographs 1904-2003

145 1-46 8x10 photographs 1905-2006

OB39 2-5 Oversized photographs 1925-2004



SERIES Slides, 1982-2002

Extent: 6 slide boxes

Arrangement: Arranged by category according to donor. Box 6 arranged by subject.

Scope and Content This series contains ~1200 35mm slides of the Missouri Capitol Building, Capitol artists and

artwork, as well as other subjects related to Missouri state history.

The majority of slides are images used in donor’s series of lectures (copyright unclear). Many of

the images are copies of photographs found in other collections within the State Archives or

other repositories. Donor notes images of Benton sketches are rare, as the originals are in a

Kansas City bank vault.

Photographs taken by donor (copyright clear) include slides B1 – O15, taken in 1994 at Belmont,

the home and studio of Gari Melchers, near Falmouth, Virginia. The slides are in segments

according to the paintings Melcher did for the-then Governor’s waiting room. B: Susan Elizabeth

Blow, T: Mark Twain, R: James Rollins, F: Eugene Field, O: miscellaneous other.

The slides were digitized in 2009 and 2013 and are on two DVDs in the Reference Room. Users

should be aware that standard copyright rules apply to these images.

Container List

An in-house Excel index is available. Contact staff for access to the index.


1-6 n/a 35mm color slides 1982-2002



SERIES Books and Research Materials, 1861-2011

Extent: 6 ½ cubic feet

Arrangement: Books first, then loose research material arranged alphabetically by folder title

Scope and Content The series contains books, research notes and other materials, and copy prints of photographs

from various institutions. Material was used primarily in writing the book The Art of the

Missouri Capitol (Priddy and Jeff Ball).

Container List

Books:


146 (none) Furst, Herbert. The Decorative Art of Frank Brangwyn: A

Study of the Problems of Decoration with Special

Reference to the Work of This Artist. London: John Lane

The Bodley Head Ltd., 1924.

1924

146 (none) Allen, Douglas and Douglas Allen, Jr. N.C. Wyeth: The

Collected Paintings, Illustrations, and Murals. New York:

Bonanza Books, 1972.

1972

146 (none) Michaelis, David. N.C. Wyeth: A Biography. New York:

Alfred A. Knopf, 1998. Autographed copy.

1998

147 (none) True, Jere and Victoria Tupper Kirby. Allen Tupper True:

An American Artist. San Francisco, CA: Canyon Leap in

association with Museum of the Rockies, Montana State

University, Bozeman, MT, 2009.

2009

147 (none) Dreiss, Joseph G. Gari Melchers: His Works in the

Belmont Collection. Charlottesville, VA: University Press

of Virginia, 1984.

1984

147 (none) Schimmel, Julie. The Art and Life of W. Herbert Dunton

1878-1936. Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, 1984.

1984

147 (none) Sanders, Gordon E. Oscar E. Berninghaus Taos, New

Mexico: Master Painter of American Indians and the

Frontier West. Taos, NM: Taos Heritage Publishing

Company, 1985.

1985

147 (none) The Albuquerque Museum Foundation. Eanger Irving

Couse: Image Maker for America. Albuquerque, NM: The

Albuquerque Museum, 1991. Autographed by Virginia

Couse Leavitt.

1991

148 (none) White, Robert R., ed. The Taos Society of Artists.

Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press,

1983.

1983



148 (none) Priddy, Bob. Only the Rivers Are Peaceful: Thomas Hart

Benton’s Missouri Mural. Independence, MO:

Independence Press/Herald Publishing House, 1989.

1989

148 (none) Taggett, Sherry Clayton and Ted Schwarz. Paintbrushes

and Pistols: How the Taos Artists Sold the West. Santa Fe,

NM: John Muir Publications, 1990.

1990

148 (none) MVSE [MUSE] Vols. 31-32, 1997-1998. Annual of the

Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Missouri-

Columbia. 2002. Includes an article by Jeffrey L. Ball,

“The Missouri Murals: Studies for the State Capitol

Decorations.”

2002

148 (none) Francis, David R. The Universal Exposition of 1904. St.

Louis: Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, 1913.

1913

148 (none) Nelson, Mary Carroll. The Legendary Artists of Taos: The

Founding of New Mexico’s Famous Art Colony and Its

Pioneer Artists. New York: Watson-Guptill Publications,

1980.

1980

148 (none) Schimmel, Julie and Robert R. White. Bert Geer Phillips

and the Taos Art Colony. Albuquerque, NM: University of

New Mexico Press, 1994.

1994

Research Materials:


149 1 Aitken, Robert: biographical materials, etc.

149 2 Aitken, Robert: computer-printed copy photos from the

Archives of American Art

n.d.

149 3 Aitken, Robert: computer-printed copy photos from the

Lumenau Papers, Western Historical Manuscript

Collection

n.d.

149 4 Archives of American Art: correspondence and catalog

entries

2005-2006

149 5 Archives of American Art: photograph permissions 2006-2007

149 6 The Artistry of Missouri’s State Capitol by Missouri

Pacific Railroad Co.

n.d.

149 7 Artists’ Sketches: photocopies n.d.

149 8 Assorted Photographs: computer-printed copy photos n.d.

149 9 Ball, Jeff: Ball’s Capitol research (1 of 2) n.d.

149 10 Ball, Jeff: Ball’s Capitol research (2 of 2) 1987-2000

149 11 Ball, Jeff: Master of Art’s Thesis The Missouri Murals: A

History of the Decorations for the State Capitol

Dec. 1997

149 12 Ball, Robert: biographical materials, etc. 2004-2009

149 13 Barnett, Tom P.: biographical materials, etc. 2004-2011

149 14 Benton, Thomas Hart: various news clippings, press

releases, biographical materials, etc. (1 of 2)

var.

149 15 Benton, Thomas Hart: various news clippings, press

releases, biographical materials, etc. (2 of 2)

var.

150 1 Benton, Thomas Hart: correspondence and essays. 1986-1988

150 2 Benton, Thomas Hart: additional correspondence, three

color transparencies of Benton Sotheby auctions, and

HB18 (1997) re capital improvements.

1997



150 3 Benton, Thomas Hart: State Historical Society of

Missouri’s file on Benton.

1989

150 4 Benton, Thomas Hart: magazine Art & Antiques

containing an article on Benton by Hilton Kramer

Summer

1987

150 5 Benton, Thomas Hart: notes, clippings, etc. (1 of 6) var.






151 3 Benton, Thomas Hart: 3½”x5” black & white photographs

of Benton’s sketches and portraits of him (4 subfolders,

A, B, C, & D each with prints and corresponding 35mm

negatives); 72 prints total.

c1985

151 4 Benton, Thomas Hart: additional photographs (“House

Information Center Photo” (1 5”x7” B&W print);

“Creative Color Negatives” (7 4”x5” Color negs.);

“Benton Best A Prints” (33 3½”x5” B&W prints and

corresponding 35mm negs.); “Benton Best B Prints” (13

3½”x5” B&W prints); “Only the Rivers Are Peaceful

Prints” (23 3½”x5” B&W prints); “Benton E Prints” (18

3½”x5” B&W prints and corresponding 35mm negs.)).

c1985

151 5 Benton, Thomas Hart: Tom Benton of Missouri Lecture

Series (1 of 2)

1984

151 6 Benton, Thomas Hart: Tom Benton of Missouri Lecture

Series (2 of 2)

1984

151 7 Benton, Tom (artist Thomas Hart Benton’s nephew):

computer-printed copy photos

2009

152 1 Berlindis, Victor: biographical materials 1930-1947

152 2 Berninghaus, Oscar: news clippings, correspondence,

articles, biographical materials, etc.

1960-2007

152 3 Berninghaus, Oscar: computer-printed copy photos n.d.

152 4 Bingham, George Caleb: notes 2011

152 5 Bitter, Karl: news clippings, articles, biographical

materials, correspondence, etc.

var.

152 6 Bitter, Karl: computer-printed copy photos n.d.

152 7 Bixby, William Keeney: Bixby Collection at Washington

University inventory

2003

152 8 Blondheim, Adolph: biographical materials, clippings,

articles, etc.

1967-2008

152 9 Blumenschein, Ernest L.: notes, clippings, biographical

materials, etc. (1 of 2)

var.

152 10 Blumenschein, Ernest L.: notes, clippings, biographical

materials, etc. (2 of 2)

var.

152 11 Brangwyn, Frank: notes, clippings, biographical

materials, etc.

var.

152 12 Brangwyn, Frank: copies of letters 1922-1923

152 13 Brangwyn, Frank: computer-printed copy photos n.d.

152 14 Calder, Alexander Stirling: notes, clippings, biographical

materials, etc.

2003-2005



152 15 Calder, Alexander Stirling: computer-printed copy photos n.d.

152 16 Capitol Art: computer-printed copy photos of the Capitol

and people involved with its construction

n.d.

153 1 Capitol Art (General): articles, notes, booklets, etc. (1 of

2)

var.

153 2 Capitol Art (General): articles, notes, booklets, etc. (2 of

2)

var.

153 3 Capitol Art Commission: clipping n.d.

153 4 Capitol Art Papers: original correspondence and clippings

(1 of 2)

var.

153 5 Capitol Art Papers: original correspondence and clippings

(2 of 2)

var.

153 6 Capitol Artists: general n.d.

153 7 Capitol Artists: computer-printed copy photos n.d.

153 8 Capitol Buildings: photocopies of images of the second

State Capitol Building before expansion

Pre-1887

153 9 Capitol Buildings: photocopy of an image of the second

State Capitol Building after expansion; copy prints of the

third Capitol Building under construction

1887-1916

153 10 Capitol Decoration Commission: general (clippings,

notes, correspondence, articles, etc.)

var.

153 11 Capitol Decoration Commission: photocopies of

correspondence

1916


correspondence 1917


correspondence 1918


correspondence 1919


correspondence 1920


correspondence 1921


correspondence 1922


correspondence 1923


correspondence 1924


correspondence 1925


correspondence 1926


correspondence 1927


correspondence 1928

154 1 Capitol Dedication: clippings 1924-1925

154 2 Capitol History: 1887-9 addition clipping 1887-1889

154 3 Capitol History: Capitol fire articles, correspondence 1911-?



154 4 Capitol History: Capitol renovation (lead) clipping 1969

154 5 Capitol History: W.O.S. radio station & prison band

clippings (see also Box 159 Folder 5)

1925-?

154 6 Capitol Lunettes: State Historical Society of Missouri

collection materials

2008

154 7 Capitol Postcards: photocopies of postcards of the

Capitol, especially the Capitol fire, from the collection of

C. Trenton Boyd

2005

154 8 Carpenter, Fred G.: notes, articles, clippings, biographical

materials, etc.

var.

154 9 Couse, Eanger Irving (E.I.): notes, articles, clippings,

biographical materials, etc.

var.

154 10 Couse, Eanger Irving (E.I.): photocopies of sketches 1923

154 11 Couse et al.: computer-printed copy photos of E.I. Couse,

Native Americans, and others from Taos Artists’ Group

var.

154 12 DeSutter, Michele: correspondence and artwork 2008

154 13 Downing, John F.: notes, correspondence, biographical

materials, etc.

2003-2005

154 14 Dunton, Herbert: notes, correspondence, biographical

materials, etc.

var.

154 15 Dunton, Herbert: computer-printed copy photos 2006

154 16 Father Nile, aka Colossus of the Nile: computer-printed

copy photos

n.d.

154 17 Fraser, James E.: notes, correspondence, biographical

materials, etc.

var.

154 18 Fraser, James E.: photocopies and print-outs of

photographs

n.d.

154 19 Fry, Sherry: notes, correspondence, biographical

materials, etc.

var.

154 20 Frye, Fred: computer-printed copy photos (see also Box

158 Folder 10)

n.d.

154 21 Future Capitol Site: computer-printed copy photos and

Sanborn maps

c1912

155 1 Galt, Charles F.: notes, correspondence, biographical

materials, etc.

var.

155 2 Governors’ Portraits: notes, correspondence 2003-2011

155 3 Half Dollar, Missouri Centennial: computer-printed copy

photos of SHSM’s coin, designed by Aitken

1921

155 4 Hall of Famous Missourians: clippings and articles. One

document has been separated and replaced with a copy:

invitations (2) to Walter Cronkite’s dinner (3/8/1999).

NOTE: The Cronkite documents have been digitized and

are on the MS369 Photographs DVD in Reference, image

no. MS369_Box155_Folder04.

var.

155 5 Hearnes, Warren E.: computer-printed images and one

copy print of the Governor’s funeral in the Capitol

2009

155 6 Hell-za-poppin’: satirical revues to raise money for

Capitol capital improvements, including the artwork

(scripts, clippings, etc.)

1979-?

155 7 Higgins, Victor: notes, correspondence, biographical var.



materials, etc.

155 8 Hiller, J.C.A.: clippings 1910-1942

155 9 Hinz, Albert: biographical material n.d.

155 10 Hoffbauer, Charles: notes, correspondence, biographical

materials, etc.

var.

155 11 Hoffbauer, Charles: computer-printed copy photos n.d.

155 12 House Composites: computer-printed copy photos of

House of Representatives composite photographs

var.

155 13 House and Senate, 1899: computer-printed copy photos of

group shots of the House and Senate Chambers with the

Representatives and Senators present

1899

155 14 House and Senate, 1899: copy photos of the House and

Senate Chambers from SHSM

1899

155 15 Hutchings, Emily Grant: notes, correspondence,

biographical materials, etc.

var.

155 16 Hutchings, Emily Grant: computer-printed copy photos 1914

155 17 Inscriptions: notes, correspondence, clippings, etc. 2004

155 18 Irwin, William C.: clippings, biographical materials 2007

155 19 Jefferson City History: records, articles, biographical

materials on Apollo 11 astronauts and other NASA

figures. One document has been separated and replaced

with a copy: that which contains Buzz Aldrin’s signature.

1970-2006

155 20 Jefferson City History: misc. flyers and brochures ?-1967

155 21 Jefferson City History: Souden’s Souvenir booklet 11/23/1943

156 1 Jefferson City History: print from an engraving of the old

U.S. Courthouse and Post Office. NOTE: This image has

been digitized and is on the MS369 Photographs DVD in

Reference, image no. MS369_Box156_Folder01.

1884

156 2 Jefferson City Postcards: photocopies of postcards in the

vertical file of Jefferson City Library, now Missouri River

Regional Library

n.d.

156 3 Justus, Emory W.: computer-printed copy photo n.d.

156 4 Keck, Charles: articles, correspondence, biographical

material, etc.

1923-2007

156 5 Kissack, Robert A.: clipping, biographical materials 1919-1956

156 6 Kleiser, Lorenz: articles, clippings, correspondence,

biographical material, etc.

var.

156 7 Kleiser, Lorenz: dissertation on Lorenz et al. by Dr. Alice

M. Zrebiec

2005

156 8 Knox, William: interview, clippings, articles, biographical

materials

1983-2004

156 9 Kocian, Arthur: notes and clippings var.

156 10 Law Enforcement Memorial: clippings and list of names,

dates, and cods

2007

156 11 Lewis and Clark Memorial / Statue: clippings, articles 2003-2009

156 12 Liberty Bell Replica: clippings 1966-2004

156 13 Linneman, Alice: copies of her notes (1 of 2) n.d.

156 14 Linneman, Alice: copies of her notes (2 of 2) n.d.

156 15 Linneman, Alice: notes, articles, clippings, etc. var.



156 16 Linneman, Alice: biographical material and computer-

printed copy photo

n.d.

157 1 MacNeil, Hermon: biographical materials, clippings,

notes, articles, etc.

var.

157 2 MacNeil, Hermon: computer-printed copy photos,

including the Standing Liberty Quarter he designed

n.d.

157 3 Maidenhood Statue: computer-printed copy photo n.d.

157 4 Melchers, Gari: biographical materials, clippings, notes,

articles, etc.

var.

157 5 Menconi, Raffaello: clipping, biographical material 1942-2003

157 6 Meyer, Sabra Tull: brochures, interview, articles 2003-2007

157 7 Meyer, Sabra Tull: computer-printed copy photos n.d.

157 8 Miller, Richard: biographical materials, clippings, notes,

articles, etc.

var.

157 9 Missouri History: Scribner’s Monthly Vol. VIII No. 3

“Some Notes on Missouri: The Heart of the Republic.”

July 1874

157 10 Morse, Stuart H.: articles, biographical materials 2004-2005

157 11 Munson, Audrey: articles, pamphlet, etc. 2003-2006

157 12 Munson, Audrey: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

157 13 Nelson, Carey Boone: article 6/13/2004

157 14 New Capitol Construction: looks like a page from a

magazine with a distant photograph of the Capitol under

construction

c1915

157 15 Nuderscher, Frank: biographical materials, clippings,


var.

157 16 Nuderscher, Frank: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

157 17 Old Capitol: book pages and copy prints pre-1911

157 18 Ott, Ralph Chesley: biographical materials, clippings,


var.

157 19 Ott, Ralph Chesley: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

157 20 Painters, Miscellaneous: clippings and articles (including

Mrs. W.R. Painter)

var.

158 1 Paris, William Francklyn: articles, biographical materials,

etc.

var.

158 2 Parker, Lester S.: biographical materials, clippings, notes,

articles, etc.

var.

158 3 Parker, Lester S.: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

158 4 Penczner, Paul: articles, biographical materials 2003-2005

158 5 Pershing, Gen. John J.: articles, photocopied images, etc.

of his visit to Lafayette’s tomb

var.

158 6 Phillips, Bert Greer: biographical materials, clippings,


var.

158 7 Phillips, Wilbur E.: biographical materials, clippings,


var.

158 8 Piccirilli Brothers: biographical materials, clippings,


var.

158 9 Pickard, John: biographical materials, clippings, notes,

articles, etc.

var.

158 10 Pistol: copy print of a photograph of the pistol used in the n.d.



hold-up of Rep. Fred Frye, 1925 (State Museum)

158 11 Portraits: notes, articles, clippings, etc. on portraits

commissioned to hang in the Capitol Building (Crowder,

Clark, Coontz, etc.)

var.

158 12 Postcards: articles on identifying and collecting them as

well as computer-printed copy prints of fronts of

postcards concerning Jefferson City and the Capitol

2001-2003

158 13 Postcards: copy prints and photocopies of Capitol-related

postcards belonging to Kathy Danielsen

2005

158 14 Proposed Riverside Additions: 1) copy print of a 1940

architectural drawing by Swartwout for a proposed bridge

directly approaching the Capitol Building. Plan found by

John Morris in the basement of Hotel Governor. In 2009

he gave it to Full Spectrum to copy. Swartwout’s drawing

calls this the “Memorial Bridge.” 2) two copy prints of a

drawing showing a railroad tunnel behind the Capitol.

1920-1940

158 15 Reuterdahl, Henry: biographical materials, clippings,


var.

158 16 Rinschede, Charles: brief statement on his contract n.d.

158 17 Rollins, James S.: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

158 18 Roman Bronze Works Foundry: articles 2004

158 19 RuBert, Russ: clippings, articles, biographical materials 2005

158 20 Sabine, Wallace C.: articles, biographical materials 2004-2010

158 21 San Francisco World’s Fair, aka Panama-Pacific

International Exposition: computer-printed copy prints

1915

158 22 Schladermundt, Herman T.: biographical materials,

clippings, notes, articles, etc.

var.

158 23 Schladermundt, Herman T.: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

159 1 Sculpture: miscellaneous information on sculptures and

sculptors (1 of 2)

var.

159 2 Sculpture: miscellaneous information on sculptures and

sculptors (2 of 2)

var.

159 3 Senate: articles and notes on the Senate Chamber

renovation (2002) and the portraits in the Senate Lounge

(Jones, Kinney, Webster)

var.

159 4 Signing of the Treaty: computer-printed copy prints of the

Louisiana Purchase Monument and related sculptures

n.d.

159 5 Snodgrass, Harry: “The King of the Ivories” and W.O.S.

radio station (computer-printed copy prints and programs)

(see also Box 154 Folder 5)

n.d.

159 6 South Frieze: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

159 7 State Seal: articles, correspondence, one copy image 1936-2004

159 8 Statue of Liberty Reproduction: articles and notes var.

159 9 Stories of Missouri: color photocopy of the cover of John

R. Musick’s booklet

n.d.

159 10 Swartwout, Egerton: correspondence and magazine page 1928-1934

159 11 Taos Artists: articles, biographies, correspondence, etc. (1

of 3)

var.


of 3)

var.




of 3)

var.

159 14 Taos Artists: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

159 15 Ten Commandments Monument: articles 1958

159 16 Tiffany, Louis Comfort: article, biographical material 2007

159 17 Torrey, Col. Jay L.: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

160 1 True, Allen T.: biographical materials, clippings, notes,

articles, etc. (1 of 2)

var.

160 2 True, Allen T.: biographical materials, clippings, notes,

articles, etc. (2 of 2)

var.

160 3 True, Allen T.: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

160 4 Ufer, Walter: biographical materials, clippings, notes,

articles, etc.

var.

160 5 Unidentified Prints: b&w copy prints (3) n.d.

160 6 Vananzi, Carlo Gino: biographical materials n.d.

160 7 Veterans’ Memorial: clippings, articles var.

160 8 Weber, Harry: biographical materials, clippings, notes,

articles, etc.

var.

160 9 Weinman, Adolph A.: biographical materials, clippings,

notes, articles, etc. (1 of 2)

var.

160 10 Weinman, Adolph A.: biographical materials, clippings,

notes, articles, etc. (2 of 2)

var.

160 11 Weinman, Adolph A.: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

160 12 Wiley, Frederick: articles, biographical materials,

correspondence

var.

160 13 Williams, William J.: material on the Hall of Famous

Missourians, including programs for many induction

ceremonies, some of which are signed. (Signatures of Stan

Musial and Walter Cronkite have been separated and

replaced with copies. NOTE: These documents have been

digitized and are on the MS369 Photographs DVD in

Reference, image nos. MS369_Box160_Folder13_Musial

and MS369_Box160_Folder13_Cronkite.)

var.

161 1 Woolrych, Francis H. W.: biographical materials, articles 1941-2005

161 2 Wuerpel, Edmund Henry: notes, articles, biographical

materials

var.

161 3 Wyeth, N.C.: biographical materials, clippings, notes,

articles, etc.

var.

161 4 Wyeth, N.C.: computer-printed copy prints n.d.

Oversized Research Materials:


OB39 6 St. Louis Post-Dispatch clipping with articles “The

Governor’s New Office” and “The Crumbling Capitol,”

pp. 51-56.

12/11/1966

OB39 7 Sheet music 1) by Clayton P. Kinsey, “Future Capital

Grand March,” published by A.W. Perry & Son, Sedalia,

MO and 2) by T.W. Parks and Harry Van Naringa, “The

New Missouri State Capitol March,” published by F.B.

n.d.

(Kinsey);

1910

(Parks)



Haviland, New York, NY.

OB39 8 1) Flyer “1934 ‘Unsurpassed in America’ 2004” showing

an etching of Municipal Auditorium by Guy Golterman

and Hugh Ferriss.

2) One page from The Saturday Evening Post, “Salute to

the ‘Show Me’ State,” p. 100.

2004

(flyer);

09/14/1949

(Post)

OB39 9 Three Harper’s Weekly pages: 10/05/1861 p. 633-634

(illustrations “Rebel Prisoners in the Dungeon of the State

House at Jefferson City, Missouri” and “A Rebel Prowler

Shooting a Union Picket Near Jefferson City”);

10/19/1861 pp. 663-664 (illustrations “Map of the Seat of

War in Missouri” and “View of Jefferson City, Missouri,

Showing the New Fortifications, and the Arrival and

Departure of Troops”); 07/06/1867 pp. 429-430

(illustration “War Relics in the Adjutant-General’s

Office, Jefferson City, Missouri”).

One Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper page:

11/02/1861 pp. 371-372 (illustration “Jefferson City,

Capital of Missouri – The Arrival of Major-General

Fremont’s Division, September 26”).

1861-1867

OB39 10 St. Louis Post-Dispatch clipping with article in the

Rotogravure Picture Section, “Four New Panel Portraits

of Noted Missourians, by Gari Melchers and Recently

Installed in the State Capital at Jefferson City.”

04/08/1923

OB39 11 Hell-Za-Poppin’ (Hellzapoppin) flyers (4) 1979-1980



SERIES Artifacts, 1896-1989

Extent: 33 objects; 2/3 cubic feet

Arrangement: Arranged alphabetically by category of object.

Scope and Content This series contains three-dimensional objects related to the old Capitol or construction and

opening of the new (1913-1918) Capitol. The majority of items were likely given or sold as

souvenirs. Items include buttons, figurines, medals, spoons, cups, platter, paperweight, etc. as

well as stamps commemorating the Louisiana Purchase.

The objects have been photographed from multiple angles and the images saved to DVD. The

DVD is available in the Reference Room. Access to the physical objects is restricted and patrons

should use the DVD instead.

Container List

Location Box Item# Type Contents Date

162 001 Bookmark Metal bookmark with New Capitol

medallion (two)

162 002 Button Jefferson City MO with image of new

Capitol on front, straight pin backing (St.

Louis Button Co.)

162 003 Button Vote Yes-Erase No on Constitutional

Amendment #5 New Capitol for Missouri

pin with straight pin back (St. Louis Button

Co.)

162 004 Button New Capitol pin back button, Constitutional

Amendment #5

162 005 Button Old Capitol Jefferson City pin with straight

pin backing (Whitehead & Hoag, patented 7-

1896)

162 006 Button Old Capitol Jefferson City pin with straight

pin backing (Whitehead & Hoag, patented 7-

1896)

162 007 Button New State Capitol button with short copper

colored ribbon and pin back (St. Louis

Button Co.)

162 008 Button New Capitol building pin with no backing

(St. Louis Button Co.)

162 009 Button I.O.O.F. Grand Lodge Jefferson City MO

souvenir button with ribbon

May 16-18,

1911

162 010 Button Sedalia pin with screw on back showing

upside down heart (Whitehead & Hoag Co.,



Newark, NJ)

162 011 Button I'm For Sedalia heart pin with straight pin

backing

162 012 Card holder Dimpled brass object (most likely card

holder) with new Capitol medallion welded

to front

162 013 Cup Tea Cup with Old Capitol design (made in

Germany for John A. Linhardt, Jefferson

City, MO)

162 014 Figurine Camel figurine with New Capitol medallion

welded onto its back (O & K Co.)

162 015 Figurine Tarnished trophy cup without handles and

with New Capitol medallion welded to the

side

162 016 Figurine Two-handle trophy cup with metal leaf motif

and New Capitol medallion welded to the

side.

162 017 Glass Souvenir glass showing Bridal Cave,

Camdenton, Bagnell Dam, Lake of the

Ozarks, and the Capitol, Jefferson City

162 018 Key Metal souvenir key with New Capitol

medallion welded to bow of key

162 019 Letter

opener

Dimpled brass letter opener and ruler with

New Capitol medallion welded to handle

162 020 Medal Medallion, Missouri's New Capitol, Jefferson

City, MO

162 021 Medal Medal on leather strap, about the size of a

quarter. It depicts the dedication of the

Capitol

October 6,

1924

162 022 Medal Rectangular medal with Capitol image

(Grand Council Jefferson City, MO)

June 4-5,

1915

162 023 Medal Medal, size of a quarter, on yellow silk

ribbon with Jefferson City placard

162 024 Medal Medal, size of a quarter, on yellow silk

ribbon with Jefferson City placard

162 025 Napkin ring Silver napkin ring with New Capitol

medallion affixed

162 026 Paperweight Bronzed Capitol replica paperweight (model

of Missouri State Capitol)

162 027 Paperweight Glass Paperweight with image of Missouri's

New Capitol Building, River View, Jefferson

City, MO

162 028 Platter Paper covered wood platter with black and

white photograph of the new Capitol on

front. The front is also inscribed with

“Missouri State Capitol Building, Jefferson

City, Missouri PS-30”. The back reads

“Socialite” U.S. Patent no. 2,231, 345,

Haskelite Mfg. Corp., Chicago, “Made of

Selected wood Covered with Fine



Lithographed Paper”, “Dallmeyer’s Jewelry,

Jefferson City, Missouri”

162 029 Spoon Sterling spoon with new Capitol image

etched into bowl. It also has flowers, trains,

and corn on the handle, the State Seal on top

of the handle. The old Capitol, a river boat, a

pickaxe and shovel, and wheat are on reverse

of handle.

162 030 Spoon Sterling spoon with old Capitol image etched

into bowl. It is inscribed with “Missouri” and

has wheat on the handle. The top of the

handle has the State Seal and the reverse is

monogrammed with “M” (made in Holland).

162 031 Spoon Silver plated small spoon. Handle is in

woven pattern and the top is a relief of the

New Capitol building “Missouri Capitol.”

(Made in Holland)

162 032 Stamp Mounted Louisiana Purchase stamp from

Louisiana Purchase Sesquicentennial.

“Historic Stamps of America” is printed on

envelope. Postmark is April 30, 1989.

162 033 Stamp Envelope with four Louisiana Purchase

stamps. Postmark is April 30, 1953.

Envelope is stamped with picture of Thomas

Jefferson and “Louisiana Purchase” followed

by a short history of the purchase.



SERIES Audio/Visual Materials, 1998

Extent: 2 items

Arrangement: Unarranged

Scope and Content This series consists of audio and visual materials related to Missouri history.

Container List


none none VHS Tape Missouri and Her People by Brian Bild 1998

none none This is a set of six audio cassette tapes and six small

canisters of tightly-wound film strips called Sites and

Sounds of Historic Missouri. It comes with a printed

teacher’s guide as well as an envelope of student pages.

The set is part of the Listen to the Land series by Dr.

Robert Manley, published by SRI Media Productions, Inc.

n.d.

POSTCARDS

Box Folder Title Description Date Under

Copyright?

On MDH?

(Fronts

Only)

Coverage Format Photographer and/or

Publisher

Image ID Notes

143 147 Capitol Building, Jefferson City, Mo. Front view of Missouri's second Capitol Building after

expansion. Back of postcard addressed to Miss Fannie

Roll, 917 Harrison, Kansas City, MO. Sender writes:

"Hello? Am here looking for a saccharine kiddo. Lowell

1/11/09." Postcard is torn on two edges.

1/11/1909

(postmark)

No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Litho-Chrome Trade-

Mark Leipzig, Berlin,

Dresden ; [Printed in]

Germany for C.E.

Wheelock & Co.,

Peoria, Ill. & Leipzig

MS369_P001

143 148 State Capitol Building, Jefferson City, Mo. Front view of Missouri's second Capitol Building after

expansion, bare trees out front. Back of postcard

addressed to Miss Emma Hesford, Liberal, MO. Front of

card has "2-18-09 W.A. Martin" written in the corner.

Perhaps this is the sender.

2/18/1909

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Printed in Germany;

Pub. by Sam'l H. Smith

& Company, Jefferson

City, Mo.

MS369_P002

143 149 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. Partly illustrated view of the second State Capitol

Building after expansion as seen from the Missouri River.

Hillside and trees. The state seal is in the upper left hand

corner. Back of postcard addressed to Mrs. Fannie

Brown, Rout 1 Box 47, Elk Creek, NE. Sender writes:

"Well Fannie, what are you doing are you making garden

and Feeding chickens Sory Fannie what is that Fellows

name that comes there Sunday Evenings tell me does he

stay Pretty late from Henry."

4/22/1909

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

C.E. Wheelock & Co.,

Peoria, Ill. and Leipzig;

Made in Germany

MS369_P003 For a colorized version, see image

MS369_P018

143 150 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. Side view of the second State Capitol Building, most of

which is obscured by bare trees. Four men stand on the

road by the fence and gate. The sky is colored;

everything else is black and white. Back of postcard

addressed to Miss Elizabeth Kitchen, Bloomfield, MO,

Stoddard County. Sender writes: "Will be at home, I think

Saturday NEK."

5/27/1909

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

C.U. Williams,

Photoette,

Bloomington, Ill.

MS369_P004

143 151 Missouri State Capitol Jefferson City, MO. View of the second State Capitol Building from the south

looking north. Trees in the foreground and the Missouri

River in the background. Back of postcard addressed to

Mr. J.R. Snook, RFD 4 Box 18, Mexico, MO. Sender

writes: "7-4-09 I thought a card from Jeff City might

interest you will see you Tuesday Paul."

7/4/1909

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

R. Dallmeyer Dry Goods

Co., Jefferson City, Mo.;

Made in Germany; SL &

Co

MS369_P005

143 152 View looking west from Cole County Court

House, Jefferson City, Mo.

View of Jefferson City looking west from the top of the

Cole County Courthouse. The second state Capitol

Building is in the background. Other landmarks are the

Missouri River and the Governor's Mansion. Written on

the front of the card is "Martha Bowers - Capital Building -

Nov. 23-09." Back of postcard is addressed to Mrs.

Myrtie W. Drebelow, #557 DeKoven St., Chicago. Sender

writes: "Hello dear Myrtie [illegible] you hope dear Ma

and Lou are well notice on the card I marked Capital

Building this town is the capital of Missouri very nice

town the weather is fair and [illegible] elegant hope you

all enjoy a pleasant Thanksgiving with Love from Brother

MO."

11/23/1909

(postmark)

No Parks'

copy is

Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 B&W Picture

Postcard

Alfred S. Cote Pub. MS369_P006 See also Parks_019 (Arnold Parks) for

a duplicate image

143 153 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. View of the second State Capitol Building, the lower part

of which is obscured by full trees. Back of postcard

addressed to Mrs. L.T. Davis, 1210 Florida Ave., Tampa,

FL. Sender writes: "Monday A.M. Stay here today - Wish I

was going to Pacific coast - Don't feel very staying this

Am - Think I will not stay very long for home at rate I feel

this A.M. a hot homesock - just nervous - [illegible] - I'm

to Mrs. Morse - Write me to Pierce - L. Dexter T."

4/11/1910

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by the St.

Louis News Company,

St. Louis, Mo.; Litho-

Chrome Trade-Mark

Dresden-Leipzig-Berlin;

Made in Germany

MS369_P007

143 154 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. The second State Capitol Building is surrounded by an

embossed illustration of the American eagle emblem,

the American flag, and the state seal of Missouri. Text on

back of the card reads, "The Missouri State Capitol is

advantageously located in Jefferson City. The State has

an area of 69,415 square miles, and was admitted to the

Union in 1821. The golden rod is the floral emblem of the

State. Missouri derived its name in 1821 from its

principal river, the word, in the Sioux language, meaning

'muddy water'." Back of postcard addressed to Mrs. J.S.

Asberry, RFD #6 Lot 64, Mexico, MO. Sender writes:

"May 24, 1910 Dear Mother: Syl & I got to Mexico at 12

at noon leave for K.C. at 5 P.M. Had dinner at ringo

Hotel. I sent you all a card that we should be here on

Tuesday & as you all didn't meet us we decided to go on.

We could only of stayed one night anyway we had a nice

time but I am glad to get home. Wish we could of seen

you all love to all from Verril."

5/24/1910

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

S. Langsdorf & Co.,

Publishers, New York,

N.Y.; Made in Germany

MS369_P008 See image MS369_027 for a similar

image

143 155 Capitol Building, Jefferson City, Mo. Photographic view of the front of the second State

Capitol Building after expansion. A few bare trees are in

the foreground. Back of postcard addressed to Mr. Ellis

D. Stokey, 820 Webster Ave., Spokane, WA. Sender

writes: "July 5, 1910 Hello Ellis. How are you all. We are

all. Ellis when are you all coming Home. We wish you

were here for the 4. Lillian."

7/5/1910

(postmark)

No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 B&W

Picture Postcard

Adolph Selige Pub. Co.,

St. Louis, Mo.

MS369_P009 See also Parks_039 (Arnold Parks) for

a duplicate image

143 156 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. Medium distance view of the second State Capitol

Building from the bottom of a hill. Trees and a street in

the foreground. Someone wrote on the front of the

postcard "Sept. 14, 1911," but this photograph was taken

before then as evidenced by the fire that burned the

building down in February of that year.

pre-1911 No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by R.

Dallmeyer Dry Goods

Co., Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P010 See image MS369_P014 for a very

similar image

143 157 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. Colorized illustration of the second Missouri State Capitol

Building after expansion. Missouri River is in the

background. Back of card addressed to Miss Goldie

Guiles, 400 College Ave., Trenton, MO. Sender writes:

"Last night I looked at our old Capitol for the last time. It

was a beautiful sight while burning. Nell & Kirk."

2/7/1911

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.


a duplicate image

http://cdm16795.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/postjc/id/181/rec/33













143 158 View from Court House Tower, Jefferson

City, Mo.

View of Jefferson City from the top of the Cole County

Courthouse. Visible buildings are the second State

Capitol Building and the Governor's Mansion. The

Missouri River is in the middle of the image. Back of first

postcard addressed to Mr. F.W. Taylor, Maples, MO.

Sender writes: "Dear Father:- We are very anxious to see

Walnut Grove Farm. It will not be long now until we will

be going home. It is very cold here, the ground is covered

with snow. Talbert and Elizabeth." Back of second

postcard addressed to Mrs. F.W. Soper, Box 57,

Charlestown, NH. Sender writes: "Dear Mrs. Soper - I

begin to be afraid you did not receive a little package I

mailed to you but did not register, for your golden

wedding anniversary Mr. H. was in a great hurry to catch

a train that a.m. so dropped it in in a hurry. I sent it

about Dec 17th so is to have it reach you in good time. It

was a little box of jewellry - Black enamel on gold - A

little neck brooch and two sleeve pins to match. I trust

you had a glorious anniversary and I wish you every kind

of blessings for the future and the new year a.v. From

Mrs. H. Hodgman Jefferson City Mo."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Made in Germany for



MS369_P012;

MS369_P099

(2 copies) See also image

MS369_P099 on MDH

143 159 State Capitol Building, Jefferson City, Mo. Front view of the second State Capitol Building. Bare

trees on the lawn. Back of postcard addressed to Miss

Mary Mellege, 1519 Cass Ave., St. Louis, MO.

Postmarked 02/22/1911. Sender writes: "City of the

Ruined Capitol 2-22-11. I now take my pen in my right

hand and scribe you these few lines. If you don't get this

card, let me know and I'll send you another. Arthur F."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Published by the South-

West News Company,

Kansas City, Mo.;

Printed in Germany

MS369_P013

143 160 State Capitol, Jefferson City, MO Medium distance view of the second State Capitol

Building from the bottom of a hill. Trees and a street in

the foreground. Although the postcard was mailed on

9/2/1914, the image dates to before February 1911. Back

of postcard addressed to Mr. Fred. Snyder, 901

Layfayette Ave., Terre Haute, IN. Sender writes: "Dear

Uncle fred thought I would write you a few lines to let

you no we arrived allright from Charles."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by S.H. Kress

& Co. Made in U.S.A.

MS369_P014 See image MS369_P010 for a very

similar image

143 161 River View and Capitol Building, Jefferson

City, Mo.

Partially colorized view of Jefferson City. Visible are the

Union Pacific Railroad tracks and train cars, the second

State Capitol Building on a hill in the distance, the

Missouri River, and the bridge over the River, which was

built in 1896.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Made by C.U. Williams,

Photoette,

Bloomington, Ill.

MS369_P015

143 162 Missouri State Capitol View from a distance of the second State Capitol

Building. Rooftops of other buildings, many trees, and a

portion of the Missouri River are also visible. Sender

wrote on the front of the card: "Where Meeting of 'MO

State Med' society is being held." Back of postcard

addressed to Miss Myrtle Clark, 2514 Perry, Kansas City,

MO.

5/17/1909

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 B&W Picture

Postcard

Samuel H. Smith & Co.,

Publishers Jefferson

City Mo.

MS369_P016 Image is the same as MS369_P017,

but the publisher is different

143 163 Missouri State Capitol View from a distance of the second State Capitol

Building. Rooftops of other buildings, many trees, and a

portion of the Missouri River are also visible.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 B&W Picture

Postcard


St. Louis, Mo.

MS369_P017 Image is the same as MS369_P016,

but the publisher is different

143 164 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. View of the second Capitol Building from the Missouri

River. A terraced retaining wall is on the near side of the

hill the Capitol sits on. The Missouri state seal is in the

upper left corner of the image.

c1909 No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Peoria, Ill. and Leipzig;

Made in Germany

MS369_P018 For a black and white version, see

image MS369_P003

143 165 Capitol, Jefferson City The left side of this postcard features the Missouri state

seal. The right side is a black and white photograph of

the second State Capitol Building, partially obscured by

bare trees. Text on the front of the card reads, "Missouri,

Area, 69,415 Square Miles, Admitted to the Union, Aug.

10. 1821." and "Educational Series, No. 3043."

1906 No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E.C. Kropp, Milwaukee MS369_P019

143 166 Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. This colorized postcard is gold embossed. The second

State Capitol Building is in the background. Missouri's

state seal is in the upper right corner.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P020

143 167 The Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City,

Mo.

This image of Missouri's second State Capitol Building is

made to look like an oil painting. This postcard style is

called an "oilette" and was purveyed by Tuck Postcard

Company in England. The foreground features quite a

few bare trees and some walking paths with people on

them. The state seal is in the upper right corner. Text on

the back of the card reads, "The Missouri State Capitol is

advantageously located in Jefferson City. The State has

an area of 69,415 square miles, and was admitted to the

Union in 1821. The golden rod is the floral emblem of the

State. Missouri derived its name in 1821 from its

principal river, the word, in the Sioux language, meaning

'muddy water.'"


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Tuck's Post Card,

Raphael Tuck & Sons;

printed in England

MS369_P021

143 168 State Capitol. Jefferson City, MO. View of the second State Capitol Building from the

southeast looking northwest. Part of the Missouri River is

visible on the left, and there are many trees on the

Capitol grounds.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Detroit Publishing Co MS369_P022

143 169 Missouri State Capitol View of the second State Capitol Building from the

southeast looking northwest. The Missouri River flows

behind the Capitol. Text on the front of the postcard

reads, "Greetings from Jefferson City, MO."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Manchester's Book

Store

MS369_P023

143 170 Historical View of Missouri's State Capitol

in 1842

This is an illustration of the second State Capitol Building

before expansion. The illustration also includes Lohman's

Landing, a steamboat, and the Missouri River.

n.d. Unknown Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago; "C.T.

American Art"; Corwin

News Agency, Jefferson

City, Mo.


a duplicate image; very similar to

MS369_P54_U and Parks_34-

A_reverse

143 171 Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. View of the east side and part of the south side of the

second State Capitol Building. There is a building on the

center right of the image that is surrounded by trees. A

street and other rooftops are also visible. The state seal

is in the upper right corner of the image.

c1907 No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

IPC&N MS369_P025 See also Parks_029 (Arnold Parks) for

a duplicate image

143 172 Missouri State Capitol View of the second State Capitol Building, which is

mostly obscured by bare trees.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Artwork by [illegible] MS369_P026

143 173 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. This is a bird's eye view of Jefferson City centered over

the second State Capitol Building, the Governor's

Mansion, and the Missouri River. There are several boats

in the River and part of the 1896 bridge is visible. Many

other buildings across the city make up the horizon.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

The Broken Dollar

Store, Jefferson City,

Mo.; C.E. Wheelock &

Co., Peoria, Ill.,

Exclusive Importers;

Made in Germany

MS369_P027 See image MS369_008 for a similar

image





















143 174 State Capitol, Jefferson, Missouri /

"Golden Rod" Missouri State Flower

Front of the card contains a poem: "Over Missouri's sun-

kissed plain, / There grows the symbol of her reign. / Her

sceptre is fair golden rod / It waves o'er rich and verdant

sod." The left has an illustration of goldenrod and the

right an image of the second State Capitol Building after

expansion.

1908 No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

[illegible] MS369_P028 See also Parks_037 (Arnold Parks) for

a duplicate image

143 175 Capitol of Missouri, in Jefferson City This is a small card that came from a pack of cigarettes.

The front features an image of the second State Capitol

Building. The backside explains that there is "one picture

packed in each box of ten cigarettes" and then lists the

pictures available to collectors.


County, Missouri,

United States

1.5x2.75 Colorized

Card

Allen & Ginter,

Richmond, VA; the Gast

Lith. & Eng. Co., NY

MS369_P029

143 176 Ruins of Mo. State Capitol. February 5

1911

Real photo postcard showing the ruins of the second

State Capitol Building after it caught fire on February 5,

1911. Back of card addressed to Miss Dollie Slate,

Claysville, MO. Sender writes: "Feb 7. '11 Miss Dollie

Slate Claysville MO Dear Sis I will send you this card as I

can't hear from you all. Hope Mamma is better by now. I

will be at home Sunday and you remember what we

were planing to do. I may not come back in the

afternoon come back on no 4. You can write any way

That will be alright."

2/7/1911 No No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Silver

Gelatin Picture

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P030


1911.

Real photo postcard showing the ruins of the front of the

second Capitol Building at the main entrance. A few

people mill around the front steps. The Capitol was

struck by lightning the night before. Back of card

postmarked 2/12/1911 and addressed to Mrs. H.M.

Ingalls, 60 Elm St., Potsdam, NY, but the address is

crossed out. Sender writes: "Dear Edna [name crossed

out];- As you have learned from the papers, our Capitol

building was destroyed by fire last Sunday night, being

set on fire by lightning which struck the dome. It was a

stone building but not fire proof. The fire was not

discovered in time to be controlled. Loving by J.B.R."

2/6/1911 No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Silver Gelatin

Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P031


1911.

Bird's eye view of the ruins of the second Capitol

Building, which caught fire on February 5, 1911. Back of

postcard postmarked 4/9/1911 and addressed to Mrs.

E.J. Bonar, 6210 Page Ave., St. Louis, MO. Sender writes:

"107 E. High St., Jefferson City, MO. Dear Cousin:- I

haven't hear from you for so long, I hope you haven't for-

gotten me have you Anna. May come to see you in a

month or two when I get my Vacation We are all well

hope the same of you and your husband I am as ever,

Fred."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 Silver

Gelatin Picture

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P032

143 179 Ruins of MO. State Capitol. February 6

1911.

Real photo postcard showing the ruins of the second

State Capitol Building after it caught fire on February 5,

1911.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 Silver

Gelatin Picture

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P033

143 180 Missouri Capitol in Ruins Nighttime photograph of the second Missouri State

Capitol Building on fire. The dome was struck by lightning

on February 5, 1911. Text on front of postcard reads,

"Special Election August 1. 1911 to authorize rebuilding."

Back of card postmarked 7/27/1911 and addressed to

Mr. Willie Hartwig, Deer, MO. Sender writes: "Please tell

your father and brothers to vote for the new Capital,

Aug. the first. From, Louis Burback."

2/5/1911 No No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P034

143 181 Ruins of State Capitol of Mo. Jefferson

City, Mo.

Ruins of the second State Capitol Building after the dome

and tower have collapsed. Foreground features bare

trees that partly obscure the Capitol. Back of postcard

postmarked 8/9/1911 and addressed to Mr. L.R. Riley,

1116 Douglas St., Omaha, NE. Sender writes: "8/9/11 Do

you remember of reading about this building being

struck by Lightning 104 in Shade L J."

February 1911 No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P035

143 182 Missouri Capitol in Ruins Photograph of the interior of the House Chambers after

a February 5, 1911 fire destroyed the second State

Capitol Building. Three people stand amongst the rubble.

Text on front of postcard reads, "Hall of Representatives -

Special Election August 1, 1911, to authorize rebuilding."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P036

143 183 Missouri Capitol in Ruins Photograph of the interior of the Senate Chambers after

a February 5, 1911 fire destroyed the second State

Capitol Building. Text on front of postcard reads, "Senate

Chamber - Special Election August 1, 1911 to authorize

rebuilding."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 B&W

Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P037

143 184 MO. State Capitol Burning Nighttime photograph of the second Missouri State

Capitol Building on fire. The dome was struck by lightning

on February 5, 1911. The postcard has been colorized so

that the fire appears red.


County, Missouri,

United States


Silver Gelatin Picture

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P038

143 185 Men Standing in Capitol Ruins Six men stand on a staircase in the interior of the second

State Capitol Building after it was destroyed by fire on

February 5, 1911. Two of the men have star badges on

their coats. A large fire hose snakes over the ground. An

arched entryway leads to the outside.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Silver

Gelatin Picture

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P039 See image MS369_P040 for a similar

image; see also

MS369_Box145_Folder37

(photograph)

143 186 Missouri Capitol in Ruins Six men stand on a staircase in the interior of the second




arched entryway leads to the outside. Text on front of

the card reads, "Main Hallway - Special election August 1,

1911 to authorize rebuilding."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.25x5.5 B&W Picture

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P040 See image MS369_P039 for a similar

image; see also


(photograph)

143 187 New Capitol Day, Jefferson City, Mo. A crowd of people gathers on a street in Jefferson City to

celebrate New Capitol Day, the day of a special election

to decide whether or not to construct a new capitol

building for Missouri. The prior Capitol burned on

2/5/1911. There is a streetcar in the middle of the road

and regular automobiles elsewhere on the road.

Businesses line both sides of the street. Banners

advertising an event taking place Aug. 7 are strung across

the street and one is pasted to the front of the trolley as

well. Back of card postmarked 11/18/1912 and

addressed to Mr. W. Brinkmyer, 2414 Taylor Ave., St.

Louis, MO. Sender writes: "Hollo, B. and G. this is some

burg, there isn't a good Looking hen in they Town, will

get done this week from Fred."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

C.T. Co. Chicago [Curt

Teich Co.]; Published by

R. Dallmeyer, D.G. Co.,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Made in the U.S.A.

MS369_P041

143 188 Steel Construction of Missouri State

Capitol Building, Jefferson City, Mo.

The steel framework for the Capitol Building is nearing

completion.

Sept. or Oct.

1914


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P042 See also Parks_030 (Arnold Parks) for

a duplicate image














143 189 Breaking of Ground of Missouri's New

Capitol Building, May 5, 1913, Jefferson

City, Mo.

A crowd gathers on a hillside to witness the

groundbreaking ceremony for the new Capitol Building.

The old one burned on 2/5/1911. There are three pillars

in the background on top of the hill.

5/5/1913 No Fast's

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

C. T. Co. Chicago [Curt

Teich Co.]; C.T.

Photochrom

MS369_P043 See also MS329_08 (Alice Fast) for a

duplicate image

143 190 House of Representatives, New State

Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo.

Empty desks sit on the chamber floor, which is carpeted.

Balcony seats surround the chamber. Back of postcard

addressed to no one, but there is a message. Sender

writes: "Jeff City, Mo., Feb. 27, 1922. My Last Game of

Basket-Ball played with the Columbia All Stars against the

TACs of Jeff City. There were L. Short, L. Sapp, R.

Underhill, D. Turner, H. Eberhardt, F. Dixon, and Myself.

Score: C.A.S. - 16 T.A.C. 15. A fine trip. A fine game. A

fine time."

2/27/1922

(handwritten

date)

No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Teich Co.]; C.T.

American Art; D.,

Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P044 See also Parks_034-C_front (Arnold

Parks) for a very similar image; See

also MS369_P54_F

143 191 Senate Chamber, New State Capitol,

Jefferson City, MO.

Empty desks sit on the chamber floor, which is carpeted

in red. Balcony seats surround the chamber. Back of

postcard addressed to Mr. J. Fischer, 2128 Oregon Ave.,

St. Louis, MO. Sender writes: "Dear Folks, Having fine

time up here [illegible] in State park while writing this

Card. The Governor said it was all-right. You will see an X

marked on the Chair I sat on. I'm some Senator people

sure did applaud me when I took my seat in Senate.

From Selma & Ted."

7/22/1928

(postmark)

Unknown Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Teich Co.]; C.T.

American Art; D.,

Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P045 See also Parks_034-B_front (Arnold


also MS369_P54_E

143 192 Missouri State Museum, Jefferson City,

MO

Interior view of the State Museum in the basement of

the Capitol Building showing several display cases. Text

on back of postcard reads, "…is located in the capitol

building, and is the show window for the state, since it

reflects the pride of our citizens in their own civic and

military accomplishments while interpreting the

economical and cultural maturity of the state, present

and past."

1960s-1970s No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Color Picture

Postcard

Photo by Ralph Walker;

published by [illegible],

Camdenton, MO

MS369_P046

143 193 Missouri's New State Capitol Architectural drawing of Missouri's proposed new

Capitol Building, which would be mostly finished by the

end of 1917. Back of postcard addressed to Mrs. E.W.

Greene, Princeton, IL. Sender writes: "I know you are

wondering where next I'll be. Very unexpectedly I came

up here this morning for 2 days to work with my 'boss.'

Enjoying it immensely. Pretty town, up hill & down hill,

old southern homes. M.M.A. 2/26/13."

2/27/1913

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Made for O. G.

Steininger

MS369_P047

143 194 New State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. Architectural drawing of Missouri's proposed new

Capitol Building, which would be mostly finished by the

end of 1917. Back of postcard addressed to Mr. L.A. Rink,

1314 Wash. Ave., Cairo, IL. Sender writes: "Dear Uncle.

Started working Wed. at Grand Leader at 7th Wash.

Pretty fair job. I know I'll always get by. I think I'll stay.

Ed."

7/28/1914

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Buxton & Skinner,

Litho. St. Louis, Mo.

U.S.A.

MS369_P048

143 195 Missouri's New State Capitol Building,

Jefferson City, MO.

Ink sketch of Missouri's new Capitol Building. This is an

invitation. Text on front of postcard reads, "Missouri's

New State Capitol Building Jefferson City, MO. To be

dedicated October 5, 1918 - A home coming event for all

Missourians - the Commercial Club invites you." Back of

card addressed to Mrs. Walter Johnson, Oakland, NE.

Sender writes: "Somewhere in MO Sept 4-18 Dear Sis

Will drop a line to let you know I am working for Uncle

Sam and am on my way to camp down in Georgia will

write later tell Mother not to worry. Axel."

9/4/1918

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 B&W

Postcard

The Commercial Club MS369_P049

143 196 Missouri New Capitol Building, River View,

Jefferson City, Mo.

This is an illustration of the Capitol Building that shows a

railroad tunnel and pedestrian walkway leading down to

the Missouri River that was never built.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Teich Co.]; C.T.

American Art; D.,

Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P050 Very similar images are

MS369_P54_T, MS369_P065,

Parks_034-B_reverse, and Parks_027

(Arnold Parks)

143 197 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. Colorized view of the new, third, State Capitol Building. A

flag flies over the main entrance. A few cars are parked

in the drive and the Missouri River and bridge are visible

in the background. Ceres, the statue on top of the dome,

is not there, which dates this illustration to before

10/29/1924. Back of first copy is postmarked 6/19/1927

and addressed to Mrs. Hy. Hartwig Sr., Deer, MO. Sender

writes: "Sunday night. We arrived here O.K. at 9:15. Had

a lovely trip. Frieda - Ruth Marie Christine Walter."

c1924 Unknown Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee

MS369_P051;

MS369_P061

(2 copies) Image on MDH is

MS369_P061

143 198 Missouri State Capitol View of the State Capitol Building looking toward the

main entrance. One of the fountains is visible as is the

landscaping. Text on back of postcard reads, "Located on

a bluff 150 feet above the Missouri River, surmounted by

a dome of unusual beauty and surrounded by graceful

fluted columns, the magnificent Missouri State Capitol is

an excellent example of Renaissance architecture. World-

famous murals annually attract hundreds of thousands of

visitors." Back of card addressed to Maude Hand,

Mexico, NY. Sender writes: "May 19-1960 Hi We are in

Mt. Vernon Mo. Our second day out. It is really beautiful

driving every thing is so pretty - green. Sincerely, Mrs.

Harger."

5/21/1960

(postmark)

Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Photo by Brock;

distributed by Ozark

Post Card Publishers,

Monett, MO

MS369_P052

143 199 Missouri State Capitol View of the State Capitol Building looking toward the

main entrance across the Capitol grounds. One fountain

is visible as are several cars that are parked in the drive.

The whole image is framed by dark green trees. Text on

back of postcard reads, "This building situated on a bluff

overlooking the Missouri River is built of marble. The

decorations of this capitol are devoted to state legends

and history, the rivers and landscape, and the state

during peace and war."

1950s-1960s Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Photo by Jack Zehrt;

published by

CharmCraft Publishers

of St. Louis

MS369_P053

143 200 Souvenir Folder of Jefferson City Capital

of Missouri

Front of the envelope containing 18 colorized picture

postcards of Jefferson City. Front cover features an

image of the Thomas Jefferson Statue on the Capitol's

front steps.

1930s Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

4.25x6.25 Colorized

Postcard Folder

Made by Curt Teich &

Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_A See also Parks_034_front (Arnold

Parks) for a duplicate image

143 200 Group Statue of the Signing of the

Louisiana Purchase

Colorized artistic drawing of the Louisiana Purchase

statue and centaur fountain on the north side of the

Missouri Captiol Grounds.

1930s Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

4.25x6.25 Colorized

Postcard Folder


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_B See also Parks_034_reverse (Arnold


143 200 Souvenir Folder of Jefferson City This is the text found on the interior of the Souvenir

Folder describing the Capitol Building, Jefferson City, and

nearby attractions.

1930s Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

6.125x7.875 Color

Print

Corwin News Agency,

Jefferson City, MO;

"C.T. American Art"

Creation

MS369_P54_C

143 200 Missouri State Capitol View of the Capitol Building looking northwest. n.d. Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_D See also Parks_34-A_front (Arnold


143 200 Senate Chamber, New State Capitol Empty desks sit on the chamber floor, which is carpeted

in red. Balcony seats surround the chamber.

n.d. Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_E See also Parks_034-B_front (Arnold


also MS369_P045














http://cdm16795.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/compoundobject/collection/postjc/id/180/rec/94







143 200 House of Reprsentatives, New State

Capitol

Empty desks sit on the chamber floor, which is carpeted.

Balcony seats surround the chamber.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_F See also Parks_034-C_front (Arnold


also MS369_P044

143 200 Governor's Mansion View from the street of the front of the Missouri

Governor's Mansion, which has been painted white.

post-1937 Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_G See also Parks_096 (Arnold Parks) for

a very similar image

143 200 Missouri Highway Department Building The stone five-story Missouri Highway Department

Building.

c1930 Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_H See also Parks_034-E_front (Arnold

Parks), Parks_113 and MS369_P091

for duplicate or similar images.

143 200 Cole County Court House View of the Cole County Courthouse, a large stone

structure with central tower. A few people stand on the

sidewalk in front of the building.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_I See also Parks_34-C_reverse (Arnold

Parks) and Parks_091 for duplicate or

similar images

143 200 Main Entrance, Missouri State

Penitentiary

View of the main entrance to the Missouri State

Penitentiary looking southeast. Shows landscaping and a

drive in front.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_J See also Parks_013 (Arnold Parks) for

a duplicate image

143 200 Missouri State Office Building The Broadway Building is a state government office

building at the corner of Broadway and High Streets.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print

Photo by C.G.

Hammond; Made by

Curt Teich & Co.,

Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_K See also Parks_104 (Arnold Parks) for

a duplicate image

143 200 Night View, Missouri State Capitol Colorized illustration of the Missouri State Capitol

Building at night. The full moon is in a cloudy sky.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_L See also MS369_P062 for a duplicate

image

143 200 Missouri River Bridge This bridge over the Missouri River was built in 1896 and

demolished in 1955.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_M See also Parks_059 (Arnold Parks) for

a duplicate image

143 200 Lincoln University Long view of the campus buildings of Lincoln University. n.d. Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_N See also Parks_034-F_front (Arnold

Parks) for duplicate image

143 200 Junior College The Jefferson City Junior College opened in the late

1920s. This is the main building where the Miller

Performing Arts Center is now.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_O See also Parks_034-D_reverse

(Arnold Parks) for duplicate image

143 200 Court, showing Cell Building and Dining

Hall, Mo. State Penitentiary

View from the prison courtyard of the combination

dining hall and cell block (left) next to the backside of the

main entrance and cell block (right).


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_P See also Parks_034-G_reverse

(Arnold Parks) for duplicate image

143 200 Aerial View of Bagnell Dam and Lake of

the Ozarks, Missouri, U. S. 54

Colorized image of Bagnell Dam and Lake of the Ozarks

near Camdenton, MO.

n.d. Yes Yes Lake of the Ozarks

Region, Camden

County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_Q

143 200 Public Library Exterior view of Jefferson City's Carnegie Library building. n.d. Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_R See also Parks_034-I_reverse (Arnold

Parks) for duplicate image

143 200 Bagnell Dam and Lake of the Ozarks, U. S.

Highway No. 54

Bird's eye view of Missouri's famous Lake of the Ozarks

and the dam that created it.

n.d. Yes Yes Lake of the Ozarks

Region, Camden

County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_S

143 200 Missouri's State Capitol Building, River

View





County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_T See also Parks_034-B_reverse

(Arnold Parks), Parks_027,

MS369_P050, and MS369_P065 for

similar images

143 200 Historical View of Missouri's First State

Capitol in 1838

This is an illustration of the second state capitol building

(despite what the caption says) before expansion. The

illustration also includes Lohman's Landing, a steamboat,

and the Missouri River.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x5.25 Colorized

Print


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P54_U See also Parks_034-A_reverse

(Arnold Parks) for a duplicate image;

very similar to MS369_P024 and

Parks_040

143 201 New Capitol Club This is an advertisement card featuring an etching of a

capitol dome with bears on each side. It was distributed

by New Capitol Club of Kansas City used for campaigning

for Constitutional Amendment No. 5 (new capitol).

c1911 No No Kansas City, Jackson

County, Missouri,

United States

3.25x5.5 B&W

Postcard

Union Bank-Note Co.

K.C. Mo.

MS369_P055

143 202 Missouri State Capitol Real picture postcard of the Missouri Capitol Building

looking toward the main entrance from the Capitol

grounds. Three people walk on the sidewalk. The

statuary is not there yet, which dates the image to

before 10/29/1924.

1918-1924 Unknown Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.25 Silver

Gelatin Picture

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P056;

MS369_P058

(2 copies); image on MDH is #058;

See also MS369_089 (photograph

series, not postcards)

143 203 State Capitol Missouri View of the Capitol Building looking toward the main

entrance. Ceres, the statue on top of the dome, is not

there, which dates this image to before 10/29/1924.


County, Missouri,

United States


Picture Postcard

Grogan Photo System,

Inc. Milwaukee

MS369_P057

143 204 Aerial view looking East This is an aerial view of Jefferson City centered over the

Capitol Building. The Governor's Mansion, Jefferson

Building, Post Office, Supreme Court, and Broadway

Building are all visible as well as a bit of the Missouri

River and railroad tracks.

n.d. Yes No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Photo by Zeal Wright;

Copyright and

published by Wright

Studio & Camera Shop,

Jefferson City, MO.

Made by Dexter Press,

Inc., West Nyack, NY.


a duplicate image

143 205 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City,

Missouri

Vertical view of the State Capitol Building looking toward

the main entrance from the Capitol grounds. Several

people walk on the sidewalk. Text on the front lower

right corner reads, "Missouri The 'Show-Me' State." Text

on the back of the postcard reads, "Located on a bluff

150 feet above the Missouri River, surmounted by a

dome of unusual beauty and surrounded by graceful

fluted columns, the magnificent $4,000,000 Missouri

State Capitol is an excellent example of Renaissance

architecture. World-famous murals annually attract

hundreds of thousands of visitors."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

MWM Color-Litho

"Bursheen" Finished;

Made only by MWM-

Aurora, Mo.

MS369_P060

143 206 Night View, Missouri State Capitol,

Jefferson City, Missouri

Colorized illustration of the Missouri State Capitol

Building at night. The full moon is in a cloudy sky. Text on

the back of the postcard reads, "The magnificent

$4,000,000 Capitol Building, located on a bluff 150 feet

above the Missouri River, was completed in 1918. The

building, surmounted by a dome of unusual beauty and

surrounded by graceful fluted columns is an excellent

example of Renaissance architecture. World-famous

murals and a great resources museum attract thousands

of visitors."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago; C. T. American

[Art] Post Card (Reg.

U.S. Pat. Off.); Corwin


City, Mo.

MS369_P062 See also MS369_P54_L for a

duplicate image

143 207 Missouri Capitol and State Flower Illustration of the Missouri Capitol Building from the east

looking northwest. The image is bordered on the top

with hawthorn blossoms and fruits. The hawthorn

became Missouri's state floral emblem in 1923, replacing

golden rod.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Painting by Lester S.

Parker for the Missouri

D.A.R.

MS369_P063

143 208 State Capitol, Jefferson City, MO. Illustration of the Capitol Building with a flag flying on

top of the dome. Ceres, the statue on top of the dome, is

not there, which dates this illustration to before

10/29/1924.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

C.T. Co. Chicago; C. T.

American Art

MS369_P064

143 209 River View of Missouri State Capitol,

Jefferson City, Mo.




c1920 No 54_T is Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee

MS369_P065 Very similar images are

MS369_P54_T, MS369_P050,

Parks_034-B_reverse, and Parks_027

(Arnold Parks)

























Missouri

View of the south side of the Capitol Building. U.S. and

Missouri flags fly. Text on back of postcard reads, "The

magnificent $4,000,000 Capitol Building, located on a

bluff 150 feet above the Missouri River, was completed

in 1918. The building, surmounted by a large dome of

unusual beauty and surrounded by graceful fluted

columns is an excellent example of Renaissance

architecture. World-famous murals and a great

resources museum attract thousands of visitors."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago; "C. T.

American Art" Post

Card (Reg. U.S. Pat.

Off.); Distributed by

Corwin News Agency,

Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P066

143 211 River Front View Missouri State Capitol

Jefferson City, Missouri

View of the north side of the Capitol Building. Many trees

and bushes are visible, but the fountains and memorials

are not. Text on back of postcard reads, "The River front

view of Missouri's State Capitol is one of the finest

anywhere. The magnificent Capitol Building, completed

in 1918 at a cost of more than $4,000,000, is located on a

bluff 150 feet above the Missouri River, at Jefferson City.

Surmounted by a dome of unusual beauty and

surrounded by graceful fluted columns, the building is an

excellent example of Renaissance architecture. The

Missouri State Capitol attracts thousands of visitors

yearly."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago; "C. T.

American Art" Post



Corwin News Agency,

Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P067

143 212 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. Illustration of the new Capitol Building. Some details are

incorrect.

1910s No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee

MS369_P068

143 213 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. Angled view of the south side (main entrance) of the

State Capitol Building. Three U.S. flags have been drawn

in. Text on back of postcard reads, "Located on a bluff

150 feet above the Missouri River, surmounted by a

dome of unusual beauty and surrounded by graceful

fluted columns, the magnificent $4,000,000 Missouri

State Capitol is an excellent example of Renaissance

architecture. World-famous murals annually attract

hundreds of thousands of visitors."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Made in U.S.A. by E. C.

Kropp Co., Milwaukee,

Wis.; Pub. By C. B.

Corwin News Agency,

Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P069


Missouri

View of the Capitol Building looking northeast. U.S. and

Missouri flags are flying. Text on the back of the card

states, "Completed in 1918 at a cost of $4,215,000, this is

the third State Capitol built in Jefferson City, the first two

being destroyed by fires in 1837 and 1911, respectively.

The present building, surmounted by a bronze dome of

unusual beauty and surrounded by graceful fluted

columns, is an outstanding example of Renaissance

architecture. Rich in examples of valuable art work, the

Capitol houses the exectutive offices and other state

departments, the legislative halls, the Resources of the

State Museum, the Soldiers' and Sailors' Museum." Note:

the dome is NOT bronze.

n.d. Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago; "C. T.

American Art" Post



Corwin News Agency,

Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P070 See also Parks_042 (Arnold Parks)

and Parks_044 for duplicate images

143 215 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo.

BL 32

Angled view of the south side (main entrance) of the

State Capitol Building, including flowers, bushes, and a

U.S. flag.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

A "Colourpicture"

Publication, Boston 15,

Mass., U.S.A.;

Published by Blair

Cedar & Novelty

Works, Camdenton,

Mo.

MS369_P071

143 216 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. Angled view of the south side (main entrance) of the

State Capitol Building looking northwest. A U.S. flag and

Missouri flag have been drawn in. Text on back of

postcard reads, "Completed in 1917, at a cost of

$4,215,000, this is the third State Capitol built in

Jefferson City, the first two being destroyed by fires in

1837 and 1911, respectively. The present building,

surmounted by a bronze dome of unusual beauty and

surrounded by graceful fluted columns, is an outstanding

example of Renaissance architecture. Rich in examples of

valuable art work, the Capitol houses the executive

offices and other state departments, the legislative halls,

the Resources of the State Museum, the Soldeires' and

Sailors' Museum."

n.d. Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago; "C. T.

American Art" Post


Off.)


a duplicate image

143 217 Jefferson City, Missouri View of the old Union Hotel, Jefferson Landing (aka

Lohman's Landing), and the State Capitol Building. Text

on back of postcard says, "The Union Hotel, the Lohman

Building at Jefferson Landing, and the Missouri State

Capitol."


County, Missouri,

United States

4x6 Color Picture

Postcard

Photo by John Penrod;

Published by Dunlap

Post Card Co., Omaha,

NE


a duplicate image

143 218 Missouri State Capitol Aerial view of Jefferson City showing the State Capitol

Building, Governor's Mansion, Jefferson Building,

Broadway Building, Supreme Court, Missouri River, and

more. Text on back of postcard reads, "In Jefferson City,

the state capitol sets on a bluff overlooking the Missouri

River. The massive structure, of Carthage (Mo.) marble,

more closely resembles the national capitol in

Washington, D.C., than any other state capitol. It is the

third capitol building on this site." Edges of postcard are

scalloped.

n.d. No No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

4.125x6 Color Picture

Postcard

Photo courtesy State of

Mo. Tourism; Published

by T & H Distributors,

Columbia, Mo.

MS369_P074

143 219 State Capitol Building (facing South) View of the Capitol Building and grounds as seen from

the top of a nearby building. Many cars are parked along

the drives and a small part of the Missouri River is visible.

Text on back of postcard reads, "Ideally situated atop a

bluff overlooking the Missouri River, this eye-catching

domed structure was erected in the period 1912-17. It

houses the Governor's Office, General Assembly, and

many departments of Missouri's State Government.

Worthy of special mention is the bronze front door, 13'

by 18' in size, reputed as the widest cast since the Roman

Era; and the grand stairway, 30' wide, the widest in the

world. Free tours are conducted through the Capitol

every hour, seven days a week."

1971 Yes No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard



Inc., West Nyack, New

York; Pub. By Wright


Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P075

143 220 The State Capitol Jefferson City, Missouri Front view of the Capitol Building from the parking lot.

Many cars. Text on back of postcard reads, "This

imposing Building, built of Carthage Marble, is built on a

bluff overlooking the Missouri River. It is the third Capitol

Building that the State has had. The first two burned."


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Photo by John V.

Pontiere, Jr.; Garrison;

Hinvor Card Co., P.O.

Box 91, Zanesville, Ohio

43701

MS369_P076









143 221 State Capitol Building (facing South) View of the south side of the Capitol Building and

grounds. A few tree limbs frame the image on the left

and top. Text on back of postcard reads, "Ideally situated

atop a bluff overlooking the Missouri River, this eye-

catching domed structure was erected in the period

1912-17. It houses the Governor's Office, General

Assembly, and many departments of Missouri's State

Government. Worthy of special mention is the bronze

front door, 13' by 18' in size, reputed as the widest cast

since the Roman Era; and the grand stairway, 30' wide,

the widest in the world. Free tours are conducted

through the Capitol every hour, seven days a week."


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard



Inc., Nyack, New York;

© & Pub. by Wright


Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P077

143 222 Missouri State Capitol Jefferson City, MO. View of the Capitol Building from High Street. One car

parked on the street. Text on back of postcard reads,

"The magnificent $4,000,000 Capitol Building, located on

a bluff 150 feet above the Missouri River, was completed

in 1918. The building, surmounted by a dome of unusual

beauty and surrounded by graceful fluted columns is an

excellent example of Renaissance architecture. World-

famous murals and a great resources museum attract

thousands of visitors." Postcard has rounded corners.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Photo by Fred English;

Distributed by Corwin


City, Mo.

MS369_P078

143 223 State Capitol Jefferson City, Mo. Angled view of the State Capitol Building. Large bushes

and trees are in the foreground. Text on back of postcard

reads, "Constructed of native stone (Carthage Marble)."

n.d. No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Photo by Gerald

Massie; Published by

James Tetirick 619 W.

33rd K.C. 11, Mo.

MS369_P079

143 224 State Capitol of Missouri Jefferson City,

Missouri

Angled view of the State Capitol Building looking north.

Cars in the drive and one fountain of the Capitol grounds

are visible. Tree limbs are on the left of the image.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Es-n-Len Photos, P.O.

Box 962, Aurora, Ill.

60507

MS369_P080


Missouri

Angled view of the Capitol Building looking northwest

across the grounds. Fountain, flowers, trees, and cars are

visible. The sky is cloudless.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Distr. by: Es-n-Len

Photos, P.O. Box 962,

Aurora, Illinois

MS369_P081


Missouri

Angled view of the Capitol Building looking northwest

across the grounds. Fountain, flowers, trees, cars, and a

school bus are visible.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

W. C. Pine Co., P.O. Box

9441, Raytown, Mo.

MS369_P082

143 227 Governor's Mansion, Jefferson City, Mo. View of the Missouri Governor's Mansion, most of which

is obscured by trees. Back of postcard addressed to Miss

Laura Langendoerfer, R.F.D. Hermann, MO. Sender

writes: "Malta Bend Mo Oct 9, 1910 Dear Cousin Laura;-

How are you all by this time I got home last night about 9

oclock the train was about 2 hours late I had a fine time

in Jeff Aunt Paulina took me all around in town and

trough the pen and we saw lots of mean people I wish

you could have been with us Uncle John has a fine house

there Hannah N."

10/10/1910

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.


a duplicate image

143 228 Governor's Mansion, Jefferson City, Mo. Real photo view of the Governor's Mansion. Bare trees

are scattered on the grounds. The sender wrote "From

your Pet" on the front of the postcard and on the back:

"1/10 1911 Dear Friend: I didn't have to go to Col. today

so I will not call unless the wind lays could not hear you if

I was to call as windy as it is I am going to saw their

[illegible] hope you are happy. HaHa." Recipent's name

has been erased.

1907-1911 No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard


St. Louis, Mo.

MS369_P084

143 229 Governor's Mansion, Jefferson City, Mo. Illustrated view of the Governor's Mansion and grounds

as seen from the top of a nearby building. Many bare

trees are on the grounds. Back of card addressed to Mrs.

Georgia Davis, 1609 N. Carolina St., Louisiana, MO.

Sender writes: "Jeff City Mo. May 1-1915 Dear Geordia I

have Been thinging of you for sometime But not had

time to rite. are you all coming to the closing of school. I

would be glad to have you come. let me no if you are

coming the closing of school starts friday lasts one

week."

5/1/1915 No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Pub. by S. H. Kress &

Co.


a duplicate image

143 230 Governor's Mansion. Jefferson City, Mo. Angled view of the Governor's Mansion. Trees are

budding: spring.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Made by C. U. Williams

Bloomington, IL


a duplicate image

143 231 Governor's Mansion, Jefferson City, Mo. Colorized side and front view of Governor's Mansion

with bare trees.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Made in Germany for



MS369_P087

143 232 Missouri's Governor's Mansion Angled view of the Governor's Mansion as seen from the

sidewalk. Gate, fence, lamppost, and some bare trees

are visible. The sky is cloudless. Postcard has scalloped

edges. Text on back of postcard reads, "The Executive

Mansion, in Missouri's capital, Jefferson City, has served

as the governor's residence since 1871. The three-story

mansard roofed structure features ornate iron grill work.

Tours of the Mansion's historic first floor are given

regularly."

n.d. No No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard


Mo. Tourism; McGrew

Color Graphics MCG™

Kansas City, MO 64108;

Published by T & H

Distributors, Columbia,

Mo.

MS369_P088

143 233 Governor Folk Viewing the Team,

Jefferson City, April, 1908.

Black and white photo of Governor Folk and others on

steps of Capitol with an REO car and covered wagon

hitched to two large oxen. Text on back of postcard

reads, "Governor Folk, like President Roosevelt,

manifested great interest in the work and came out to

the front steps of the State House to view the team and

greet members of the party." Back of card addressed to

Dr. Victor Miller, Mason & DiVoir, Franklin Co, PA.

Sender writes: "Ziegle Ave Station O, 2910 Cin Ohio Dec

28th 1910 Dear Cousin Vick I thought you would enjoy

seeing these fine oxen that have gone all over the

Oregon Trail & United States. The man That drives them

is 83 and in fine health. A Happ New Year to all Mary G.

Boules Edwards."

April 1908 No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P089;

MS369_P090

(2 copies) Image on MDH is

MS369_P090

143 234 Missouri Highway Department Building,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Colorized front and side view of Missouri Highway

Department Building

1930 Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago; "C. T.

American Art" Postcard

MS369_P091 See also MS369_P54_H, Parks_34-

E_front (Arnold Parks), and

Parks_113 duplicate or similar

images.

143 235 New Missouri Supreme Court Bldg,

Jefferson City, MO.

Image shows the three-story brick Missouri Supreme

Court Building, which was built in 1907. Back of postcard

addressed to Mrs. F.J. Chapel, 1221 E. 10th, Sedalia, MO.

Sender writes: "Jefferson City 12-21-09 Dear Wife & Well

here I am again on a postal card I would have write you a

letter but did not have it. got in last night and called a

you at 4:30 I will write you a letter jest as soon as I can

get time How are you and Ruth I am well and feeling

pretty good hoping every body well your Husband

Floyd."

12/21/1908

(postmark)

No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Made in Germany; R.

Dallmeyer Dry Goods

Co., Jefferson City, MO


and Parks_117














143 236 New Supreme Court Building, Jefferson,

City, Mo.

Front and side view of Missouri's Supreme Court Building

as seen from High Street. Power lines line the sidewalk.

Back of postcard addressed to Mrs. T.V. Alsop, Fayette,

MO. Sender writes: "Monday Evening My present

intention is to take dinner with you on Thursday. Tell

M.E. I will expect her to meet me at the train. Daddy."

1/24/1910

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 B&W Picture

Postcard

Alfred S. Cote Pub.,

Jefferson City Mo.

MS369_P093

143 237 Supreme Court Building, Jefferson City,

Mo.

Architectural drawing of the proposed new Supreme

Court Building looking directly at the front. A person

stands on the front steps. Back of postcard addressed to

Mr. Edgar Daab, So. Charles, Belleville, IL." No message.

xx/28/1907

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Litho-Chrome

Trademark, Leipzig,

Berlin, Dresden,

Germany; Published by

Sam'l H. Smith & Co.,

Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P094

143 238 Supreme Court Building, Jefferson City,

Mo.

Colorized front and side view from street of the Supreme

Court Building with person standing on sidewalk.

n.d. Unknown Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.

MS369_P095

143 239 Missouri Supreme Court Building,

Jefferson City, MO.

Colorized front and side view from street of Supreme

Court Building

n.d. Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Pub. By C. B. Corwin


City, Mo.


a duplicate image

143 240 Interior of Supreme Court Library,

Jefferson City, MO.

Interior view of the Supreme Court Library: books, tables

and chairs. Back of postcard addressed to Miss Alta

Elsner, RR No. 2, Clayton, St. Louis Co., MO. Sender

writes: "[Home?] Oct. 21 - Your card rec'd this morn am

so glad to hear of your good furtune hope it means a

good amount for you do not know what the prize is am

feeling some better have not been right well lately hope

you are growing stronger love to all Herb Trotter."

10/21/1910

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.

MS369_P097

143 241 Court Chambers - Supreme Court

Building, Jefferson City, Mo.

Interior view of the Missouri Supreme Court Chambers

showing tables and chairs, desk, and judges' bench with

three seats. Behind the bench is a curtain that has been

colored green. The wall on the left has framed portraits

and a clock.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Made in Germany for



MS369_P098

143 242 Airview of the Jefferson Building and

Downtown Jefferson City, Missouri

Illustrated aerial view of the Jefferson Building, Hotel

Governor, Governor's Mansion, and surrounding

structures. Text on back of postcard reads, "The

Jefferson Building - Missouri's new State Office Building

at Jefferson City - was completed in 1952 at a cost of

approximately $6,000,000. This aluminum faced

structure of modern architecture is 13 stories high and is

one of the most beautiful office buildings in the United

States."

1950s No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Photo by [Gerald]

Massie; Genuine

Curteich-Chicago; "C. T.

American Art" Post



Corwin News Agency,

Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P100

143 243 Hawthorn Blossoms Central image is of the Capitol Building, which includes

text of Clyde Edwin Tuck's four-stanza poem "Hawthorn

Blossoms." The postcard is bordered with illustrated

hawthorn blossoms. Back of card addressed to Mr. G.

Zikos, 6078a Maple, St. Louis, MO. Sender writes: "Aug-

25-1929 Hot oh boy climbed 214 steps in Home."

8/26/1929

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee

MS369_P101

143 244 Official State Song Postcard features the lyrics for Missouri's state song,

"Missouri." Top of card features a vignette photo of Mrs.

Lizzie C. Hull, author of "Missouri," and Gov. H.S. Hadley

who inspired the song. Their portraits are bordered by

goldenrod and the state seal. This song was replaced by

"The Missouri Waltz" in 1949. Back of postcard

addressed to Miss Natala Benny "from G. Benny."

1911 No Yes St. Louis City, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Folder Publishing

Association, St. Louis,

Mo.

MS369_P102

143 245 Post Office, Jefferson City, Mo. Angled view of the old U.S. Federal Court and Post Office

Building. Back of postcard addressed to Lena Hartwig,

Deer, MO. Sender writes: "We arrived O.K. The roads

were much better. I left my ring in the cabinet, you might

put it away for me. Love Frieda."

10/7/1929

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee

MS369_P103

143 246 Post Office, Jefferson City, Mo. Angled view of the old U.S. Federal Court and Post Office

Building.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Litho-Chrome

Trademark, Leipzig,

Berlin, Dresden,

Printed in Germany;

Published by Sam'l H.

Smith & Co., Jefferson

City, Mo.

MS369_P104

143 247 U.S. Postoffice and Federal Courthouse,

Jefferson City, Mo.

This is an illustrated view of the new U.S. Federal Court

and Post Office Building on High Street. The building

opened in 1934.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

A "Colourpicture"

Publication, Boston 15,

Mass., U.S.A.;

Published by Blair

Cedar & Novelty

Works, Camdenton,

Mo.

MS369_P105

143 248 U.S. Post Office and Court House,

Jefferson City, Mo.

This is an illustrated view of the new U.S. Federal Court

and Post Office Building on High Street. The building

opened in 1934.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

"C.T. Art-Colortone"

Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.

Made only by Curt

Teich & Co., Inc.,

Chicago

MS369_P106

143 249 Armory Building, Jefferson City, Mo. This is an illustration of the armory building in Jefferson

City. Two people stand at the corner of the building and

two more in the doorway. The building is square, two

stories, and there are a few trees and a lawn on the

grounds. Back of one postcard postmarked 2/6/1911 and

addressed to George A. Thompson, 2003 E 7th St, Kansas

City, MO. Sender writes: "Hello, George There was sure

some excitement in this town last night. The Capitol

Building burnt and I was up all night on guard. A.C.

Hudson, Bx 205 Jefferson City MO. I will stay in Jeff

though." Back of second postcard postmarked 5/4/1908

and addressed to Miss Berrie Ridgway, F.R.D.

Higginsville, MO. Sender writes: Will & I expect to leave

for Memphis in the A.M. May go by St. Louis. Don't you

wish you war going with is? I do. D.A.R."

5/4/1908

(postmark)

No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Printed in Germany;

Published by Samuel H.


City

MS369_P107 (2 copies); See also Parks_068

(Arnold Parks) for a duplicate image

143 250 Cole County Court House, Jefferson City,

Mo.

This is a front and side view of the Cole County

Courthouse as seen from the street corner. Back of

postcard addressed to Miss Maude Evans, 535 S.

Jefferson, Dayton, OH. Sender writes: "I am waiting for a

letter from you - hope you haven't forgotten (?) me so

soon How I wish you were here with me. Think I will go

up home this eve. [add.?] me there (Peuierveis,) M.L.P."

Sender continues on the front: "8/4 '04 Should you come

to J.C. I think you could get your licenses here O.K. A

pretty place isn't it?"

8/4/1907

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Litho-Chrome

Trademark Leipzig

Berlin Dresen; Printed

in Germany; Published

by Sam'l H. Smith &


MS369_P108

144 1 Jefferson City Fire Dept., Jefferson City,

Mo.

This is a colorized view of firemen on a fire truck and

horse-drawn hose cart standing in front of the Water

Works building. In the hose wagon are O.P. Jones and

Chief John Case.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Printed Exclusively for

H. DeWyl

MS369_P109

144 2 Mo. P. Depot, Jefferson City, Mo. This is an eastward view of the Missouri Pacific Depot

with trains and the Missouri River. Back of postcard

addressed to W.E. Gregory, Room 323 Union Sta.,

Pittsburgh, PA. No message.

9/4/1908

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard




Co

MS369_P110




















144 3 Missouri Pacific Depot, Jefferson City, Mo. Colorized illustration of the Missouri Pacific Railroad

Depot and surrounding buildings. The Missouri River is in

the background. Back of card addressed to Mrs. Minnie

King, R.F.D. Kahoka, MO. Sender writes: "Sep 23. Your at

hand your card so cute it is very appropriate. Well I am

well. Where are you Novelty was on your card. Anna (OP.

Miss Iva Murry)."

9/23/1910

(postmark)

No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, IL


a duplicate image

144 4 View from M. P. Depot, Jefferson City,

Mo.

View of the backside of the Missouri Pacific Depot

showing a wide brick sidewalk with streetlamp, railroad

tracks, two men, and a house on a hill in the distance.

Back of postcard addressed to Miss Elizabeth Fischer,

High Street, Boonville, MO c/o Mrs. Gmelich. Sender

writes: "Dec. 18, 1914 Dear Lizzie: Arrived safely at

home. Ben was at the station. We drove home on the big

wagon. It was cold on the hands and feet. Barbara went

down the station too, but was too late, like we were

when you came. I weight myself again and found I have

gained two pounds. That was good. Everything looks just

like when I left. Hilda was tickled about that what you

send her. When I write I will you more about the train

ride. Mathilda. The Lebkuchen were fine."

12/18/1914

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard



MS369_P112

144 5 Missouri Pacific R. R. Depot, Jefferson

City, Mo.

This is a track-level view of the backside of the Missouri

Pacific Depot and railroad tracks. A few men stand

outside the building on a sidewalk. A train is on the right.

Back of card addressed to Mrs. Tessie Humphrey, Church

Street, Churubuser, NY. Sender writes: "Thanks for the

lovely cards and your note. So pleased with [Marie?]

Actor Cards. Have never seen a State Map card - had

request for one and didn't know what they meant.

Thanks again. Katharine Bauer, 6109 Trust Bldg. J.C.

MO."

9/16/1940

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by R.

Dallmeyer Dry Goods


MS369_P113

144 6 Missouri Pacific Station, Jefferson City,

Mo.

This is a view of the backside of the Missouri Pacific

Railroad station from the tracks. The sky has been

colorized, otherwise the image is black and white. A few

people stand on the sidewalk and some also sit on a

railroad cart. A train is coming in to the station. The

dome and tower of the second Capitol Building are

visible in the background. Back of postcard addressed to

Mrs. G.C. Crandall, St. Louis, MO #4283 Olive St. c/o Dr.

Crandall. Sender writes: "Dear Mrs. Crandall I just

returned to J.C. Will be here until next week Wed. I rec

your nice letter But there was no check in it if you write

again I will rec. it here before I go lots of love from Katie.

Many thanks for letter."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

C. U. Williams,

Photoette,

Bloomington, Ill.

MS369_P114

144 7 Missouri Pacific Depot, Jefferson City, Mo. This is a view of the backside of the Missouri Pacific

Railroad station from the tracks. A dog stands alone on

the sidewalk. The Governor's Mansion is visible on the

hill in the distance.

1911-1912? No Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co.

MS369_P115

144 8 Prison Court showing Dining Hall,

Jefferson City, Mo.

A lush courtyard complete with small greenhouse and

fountain makes up the center of the Missouri State

Penitentiary interior grounds. The building is a new

combination dining hall cell block. Back of postcard

addressed to Mrs. A.H. Schoede, Concordia, MO. Sender

Helena Almar writes in German.

6/23/1910

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Litho-Chrome

Trademark Leipzig



by Sam'l H. Smith &


MS369_P116

144 9 Dining Hall, Missouri State Penitentiary,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Interior view of the new dining hall on the grounds of the

Missouri State Penitentiary. A few people stand at the

ends of the tables, which are set for a meal. Back of

postcard addressed to Miss Dill Haynie, R.F.D. No. 1,

Elwood, MO. Sender writes: "New Bloomfield MO Sept.

1. 1919 Well Dill I was all though this Dining Hall

yesterday but I did not Eat while I was in there this is fine

of the penitentiary I don't think I wood like the way they

have to sleep pild upon they Bunks. I might put up with it

one night but it wood be all. Ernest."

9/2/1910

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

C T Co. Chicago [Curt



Jefferson City, Mo.

Made in U.S.A.

MS369_P117

144 10 Entrance to Missouri State Penitentiary,

Jefferson City, Mo.

This is a slightly angled view of the main entrance to the

Missouri State Penitentiary. One car is parked on the

road in front. Back of card addressed to Miss Frances

Bennett, 713 Venetian Building, Chicago, IL. Sender

writes: "Jefferson City MO 12-12-11 Hello Kid I was in

here tody for two hours. With L&K MF."

12/11/1911

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.

MS369_P118

144 11 E. Hall. Mo. State Penitentiary. Jefferson

City, Mo.

Real picture postcard of the inside of E Hall on the

grounds of the Missouri State Penitentiary. There are

two levels of cells and a long corridor. Back of postcard

addressed to Mr. W.T. Mitts, Troy, MO. Sender writes:

"Dear Bro. Will how are you making it these days. It is

Pretty chilly today that carpet must have got lost we

haven't Received it yet. I am teaming now making $1.50

a day. from your Bro. write soon. Hurlie."

2/22/1913

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P119

144 12 Entrance to Missouri State Penitentiary,

Showing Hospital and Watch Tower,

Jefferson City, Mo.

This is the main entrance to the Missouri State

Penitentiary, an imposing stone structure. A lone car is in

front of the building. Back of postcard addressed to Mrs.

Chas. F. Dull Sr., Goss, MO. Sender writes: Dear Mrs.

Dull, Just a line to let you know I haven't forgotten you

altho looks like I never get to see you anymore. Will try

hard to when I get home & get settled down to business.

Hope this finds you well & happy. Love, Eloise."

7/12/1926

(postmark)

Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

C. T. American Art MS369_P120 See also Parks_34-F_reverse (Arnold


144 13 Entrance to Missouri State Prison,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Angled view of the main entrance to the Missouri State

Penitentiary. A large stone wall leads out from either

side. Quite a few cars are parked in the drive in front of

the wall and entrance and there is a water tower in the

corner. Back of postcard addressed to Miss Marie

Farquhar, 2116 Maury Ave., St. Louis, MO. Sender

writes: "Tuesday Noon Leaving J City for Sedalia in a little

while. Eating now Saw Columbia this a.m. will write you a

letter from Sedalia this P.M. Love Byron."

8/20/1920

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee

MS369_P121

144 14 Main Entrance, Missouri State

Penitentiary, Jefferson City, Mo.

Angled view of the main entrance to the Missouri State

Penitentiary. A large stone wall leads out from the near

side and a perpendicular wall froms a barrier to the main

entrance. A water tower is in the background. Back of

postcard addressed to Mr. J.W. McCarron, 5051 Gravois

Ave., St. Louis, MO. Sender writes: "Having a fine time.

Reached Jefferson City at 6 o.clock. Drove all the way to

here. Slept in tourist cottage. Tell Mary and your folks

Hellow. X mark your future Home. Len." There is an "X"

penciled on the front of the postcard.

7/30/1931

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

C & T Co. Chicago;


Co., Inc., Chicago,

U.S.A.

MS369_P122















144 15 "A" Hall, Missouri State Penitentiary,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Interior view of A Hall on the grounds of the Missouri

State Penitentiary. There are three levels of cells on both

sides of the hall and a boiler or similar equipment in the

middle of the hall. Back of postcard addressed to Mr. Leo

Baweja, Rte 2, Wayland, MI. Sender writes: "11-25-1939

Dear Friend: Just happened to think of you being

interested in philatelic items. Just received 300 covers

both U.S. & foreign with assorted stamps Commem.

airmail postage postage due etc making 500 in all. Can let

you have these at 1c Ea for any of my wants coins, bills

arrowheads, car tokens, cellu buttons, 'dog tags, tob

tags, or P send me list of above with prices & I'll send you

my list. Over 100 Phil. items & other items. Harold J.

Koby Marshfield, MO."

11/26/1939

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard




Jefferson City, Mo.

Made in U.S.A.

MS369_P123

144 16 State Penitentiary, Jefferson City, Mo. View of the Missouri State Penitentiary showing the

walls, a lumberyard with smokestack, and many buildings

inside the grounds. Back of postcard addressed to Mr.

Shelton Wright, Trenton, MO. Sender writes: "Say

Shelton I thought I would drop you a card to let you

know you can get that job back at Mr. Ames if you come

at once. he ask Jim about you, said he would like to have

you back, and also you can have that room you and

Elbert had for the same 2.00 (maybe) if you want it come

as soon as you get this. Mr. Shelton Wright."

7/30/1911

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Made in Germany for




a black & white photo version of this

postcard

144 17 Penitentiary, Jefferson City, Mo. A man in a horse-drawn cart sits outside the Missouri

State Penitentiary. There is an umbrella over his seat.

Another man stands at the base of one of the guard

towers and a third stands on top of the wall next to the

tower.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

"Photostint" Card

Made Only By Detroit

Publishing Co.


a duplicate image

144 18 "E" Hall, Missouri State Penitentiary,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Interior view of E Hall showing two floors of prison cells.

Someone has written "Mother" in pencil on the back of

the postcard.

c1909 No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by Samuel H.


City, MO

MS369_P126 See also Parks_016 (arnold Parks) for

a duplicate image

144 19 B, C, and E, Halls, Missouri State


View from the courtyard of cell blocks B, C, and E Halls

on the grounds of the Missouri State Penitentiary. A few

men are sitting on a bench outside the nearer hall. The

courtyard has plants. Postcard not addressed or mailed,

but there is a message on the back: "I wasn't very

[illegible] faltered either by that slur of 'one by one,' so

please don't send another. Oh I don't want to argue with

you. This winningsome young man told me that he'd

soon."


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard




Jefferson City, Mo.

Made in U.S.A.

MS369_P127

144 20 Court, Showing New Cell Building and

Dining Hall, Mo. State Penitentiary,

Jefferson City, Mo.

View from the prison courtyard of the combination

dining hall and cell block (left) next to the backside of the

main entrance and cell block (right).

n.d. Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co., Chicago, IL

MS369_P128 See also MS369_P54_P and Parks_34-

G_reverse (Arnold Parks) for similar

images

144 21 Isolation Bldg., Missouri State


Corner view of the Isolation Building on the grounds of

the Missouri State Penitentiary.

n.d. Unknown Fast's

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Printed for R.

Dallmeyer Dry Goods



duplicate image

144 22 "E" Hall, Missouri State Penitentiary,

Jefferson City, Mo.

View of the end of E Hall on the grounds of the Missouri

State Penitentiary.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard




Jefferson City, Mo.

Made in U.S.A.

MS369_P130


Jefferson City, Mo.

Exterior view of the long side of A Hall on the grounds of

the Missouri State Penitentiary. A landscaped courtyard

and walking path are in front of the building. Postcard

not addressed or mailed, but there is a message on the

back written in pencil that is mostly illegible.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard




Jefferson City, Mo.

Made in U.S.A.

MS369_P131


Jefferson City, Mo.

Angled view of the front and side of A Hall on the

grounds of Missouri State Penitentiary. A long vine

creeps up one corner of the building.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Printed for R.

Dallmeyer Dry Goods


MS369_P132

144 25 Entrance Missouri State Prison, Jefferson

City, Mo.

This is the large stone main entrance to the Missouri

State Penitentiary.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co.

MS369_P133

144 26 Court, Missouri State Penitentiary,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Colorized view of the courtyard inside the walls of the

Missouri State Penitentiary. Includes a greenhouse,

fountain, pathways, and other landscaping.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

C. T. Co. Chicago;

Published by Sam'l H.


City, Mo. Made in

U.S.A.


a duplicate image

144 27 Convicts coming from Dinner, Missouri

State Penitentiary, Jefferson City, Mo.

A long line of inmates exits the dining hall. They walk

through the Penitentiary's courtyard. There is a cell block

on the left, possibly A Hall. The men wear white shirts

and black and white striped pants.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

C. T. Co. Chicago; C. T.

Photochrom

MS369_P135

144 28 Dining Hall and Grounds, Missouri State

Penitentiary, Jefferson City, MO.

View of the dining hall on the grounds of the Missouri

State Penitentiary. Part of the courtyard is visible. The

pathways are lined with flowers and there is a water

feature on the left.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Made in U.S.A. by E. C.

Kropp Co., Milwaukee


similar image

144 29 State Penitentiary, Jefferson City, Mo. This is an aerial view of the Missouri State Penitentiary

grounds, including all cell blocks, factories and other

buildings within "the wall." The Missouri River runs in the

background.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Pub. By Gurwell News

Agency, Jefferson City,

Mo.; Natural Color Post

Card Made in U.S.A. by

E. C. Kropp Co., Milw.,

Wis.-EDF

MS369_P137

144 30 Warden's Residence, Missouri State


View of the Missouri State Penitentiary Warden's

Residence from the street. It has a stone retaining wall

with an iron fence on top around the grounds. A few

trees and a stone bird bath or fountain are also visible.

n.d. Unknown Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by R.

Dallmeyer Dry Goods



a duplicate image

144 31 Jefferson City Band of Convicts Inmates from the Missouri State Penitentiary pose for a

picture of their band. All are holding instruments: tuba,

fiddles, saxophone, trumpet, drums, piano, clarinet, and

trombone. Back of postcard reads, "This is the Jeff City

Band of Convicts Willie got this while in Jeff City to Labor

Convention May 1926."

May 1926 Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 B&W Picture

Postcard printed on

heavy cardstock

Unknown MS369_P139

144 32 Main Street, Jefferson City, Mo. View of Main Street showing two churches and a few

other buildings. Horse-drawn carriages and a man on a

bicycle ride down the street. There are trolley tracks in

the center of the road.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard




a duplicate image

144 33 Monroe Street, North from McCarty

Street, Jefferson City, Mo.

There is a church on the left hand corner of this image.

Most of the rest of Monroe Street is tree-lined. A few

pedestrians stand in the street and look toward the

camera. Horses and buggies are behind them.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard




a duplicate image

144 34 Madison Street, Looking North from High

Street, Jefferson City, Mo.

Image shows one horse and carriage on an otherwise

empty street. Businesses, including the Madison Hotel,

are on either side.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.


a duplicate image

144 35 Madison Street, Jefferson City, Mo. Shows Madison street looking south. The Madison Hotel

is on the corner on the right. A few horses and carriages

are visible.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Made in Germany for




a duplicate image
























http://cdm.sos.mo.gov/cdm/singleitem/collection/postjc/id/289/rec/2

http://cdm.sos.mo.gov/cdm/singleitem/collection/postjc/id/290/rec/3

144 36 High Street looking West, Jefferson City,

Mo.

View of High Street, which has businesses on both sides

of the street. Many horses and buggies are in the street.

Back of postcard addressed to Mrs. Mary Skuchler,

Mokane, MO. Sender writes: "April 18, Dear Mother and

all. I got hear all right."

4/18/1908 (no

postmark, but

someone

wrote 1908 on

the back)

No Fast's

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Made in Germany for




duplicate image

144 37 High St. Looking West, Jefferson City, Mo. This is a view of High Street looking west with power

lines and horse drawn carriages. Back of postcard

addressed to Miss Margaret Wulfert, 212 12th St. SW,

Washington, DC. Sender writes: "Many thanks for the

card. It is not so hot here now, but awfully dry. I am

going to M.S.U. about Sept. 10th. H.R."

8/27/1908

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard




Co

MS369_P145

144 38 High Street looking East, Jefferson City,

Mo.

High Street is in Jefferson City's business district and

there are stores on either side of the road. A few horses

and carriages are on the road. The postcard is torn on

three edges. Back of card addressed to Miss Annie

Branch Route #4, Boonville, MO. Sender writes: "Dear

Friend how are you by this time when are you coming to

see me I was read mad the other night when we didn't

get to finish our talk how is everone down there how is

A.A. do you ever see E.F. well byebye N.V. Will send a

pretty card as soon as I can get one this is the best I had."

Continued on the front is, "this is Chouteau Annie come

up and [illegible] this big City all over [illegible] show

you."

11/3/1908

(postmark)

No Fast's

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Made in Germany for




duplicate image

144 39 Street Scene, Jefferson City, Mo. Black and white image with blue colorized sky of

commercial buildings at the corner of Monroe and High

Streets. Includes the Monroe House. People, horses and

carriages are on the street and sidewalks. Back of

postcard addressed to H.B. Wonner, Bradford, OH.

Sender writes: "Monday Morning 8:10 I just succeeded

in getting out of Warrensburg due in K.C. at 10:30 and

Oregon at 1:15 - I forgot to tell you that I had a plesant

visit especially at the east stop. J.C.M."

6/6/1910

(postmark)

No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

C.U. Williams,

Photoette,

Bloomington, IL


a duplicate image

144 40 High Street, looking West, Jefferson City,

Mo.

This is the intersection of High and Monroe Streets. The

Monroe House is on the right corner. Back of postcard

addressed to W.A. Dulle Pallace Hotel, Fulton, MO.

Sender writes: "Dear Tony I recived your Card and seen

that you are well so am I Tony drop Fredy a card if you

want him and me to come over From Margaret Dulle."

11/16/1910

(postmark)

No Fast's

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.


duplicate image

144 41 High Street, looking East from Post Office,

Jefferson City, Mo.

View of High Street. The edge of the old U.S. Federal

Court and Post Office building is on the left. The right

side of the street has some large trees before the

businesses begin. Back of postcard addressed to Miss

Frances Bennett, 612 Venetian Building, Chicago, IL.

Sender writes: "Jefferson City MO 12-15/10 [illegible -

could be greeting] [illegible - could be Utt or rett]."

12/15/1910

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.

MS369_P149

144 42 High St. looking East from Adams.

Jefferson City, Mo.

View of High Street with trolley / streetcar tracks running

down the center. A trolley is in the far distance. Horses

and carriages walk the street. An advertisement for

Schultz Dry Goods and Carpet Co. and Rapid Shoe Repair

Shot is on the building on the left. Pedestrians walk the

sidewalks. Someone crossed out "Adams" on the front of

the postcard and wrote "Washington St." in its place.

Back of postcard addressed to Miss Ida Kroeger, 4626

Maryland Ave., St. Louis, MO. Sender writes: "Dear Ida.

1/11/12 Rec'd your letter - will write one in return later.

Say I should say it is cold. I went hunting the other day

and froze my feet again which happen to me several

years ago also and my feet are swollen that I can't wear

my shoes So I have to stay in the home. The joints in

each foot on the side is what pains me the most. I remain

as ever M.W.B. Jefferson City With best regards & L."

1/11/1912

(postmark)

No Fast's

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P150 See also MS329_11 (Alice Fast) and

MS329_16 for duplicate images

144 43 High St. Looking West from Monroe,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Two streetcars and rails are visible as well as a few

pedestrians and horse-drawn carriages. The Monroe

House is on the right hand corner. Back of postcard

addressed to Mrs. T.R. Sanders, Memphis, MO. Sender

writes: "Tuesday May 26 Arrived on time. Will stay at

Mrs. Tulleys until Tuesday. Then at Mrs. [Farsyite's?].

Will have to stay all summer Will have my trunk sent to

Mrs. T. at once. L. Sanders."

5/26/1915

(postmark)

No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co.


a duplicate image and MS369_P157

for a similar image

144 44 High Street looking East, Jefferson City,

Mo.

This is a view of High Street looking east with trolley /

streetcar tracks and cars and horse drawn carriages

lining street. Back of postcard addressed to Mrs. Lenora

Crane, 842 Litchfield Ave., Wichita, KS. Sender writes:

"Jeff. City Mo 8/23-15 Dear Folks Well we are through

here and leave via mopac. at 12:25 for Lexington

[illegible]."

8/23/1915

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co.

MS369_P152

144 45 High Street, Jefferson City, Mo. Colorized view of High Street with New Idea Dry Goods

and trolley car. On the back of the postcard someone has

written: "Souvenir de ma Co 2 Mars 1921."

3/2/1921

(handwritten

date)


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard



MS369_P153

144 46 High Street, Looking West, Jefferson City,

MO.

A streetcar and rails run down the center of High Street.

Multiple cars (Model Ts) are parked diagonally on the

sides of the road. Businesses on either side. Back of

postcard addressed to Mrs. E. Sunderland, 2463 Forest

St., Easton, PA. Sender writes: "The oil leaked out of the

transmission case at the gasket which we had taken off

to get dirt out of magneto. A slight knock was heard but

could not make out what it was. Not thinking of oil, as we

had just put a quart in thirty miles back. Suddenly she

started to pound. We stopped immediately looked it

over and saw we were low in oil. Had burned out

connecting rod bearing. Could have reached Springfield

on what we had had it not happen."

10/10/1923

(postmark)

Unknown Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

D., Jefferson City, Mo.;

C.T. American Art


a duplicate image


Mo.

Colorized view of High Street looking west with horse

drawn carriages lining street.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.

MS369_P155


Mo.

View looking down High Street and the sidewalk that

shows businesses on either side of the street to include

R. Dallmeyer Dry Goods Co. and Broken Dollar.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 Colorized

Postcard




a duplicate image

144 49 High St. Looking West from Monroe,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Two streetcars and rails are visible as well as a few

pedestrians and horse-drawn carriages. The Monroe

House is on the right hand corner.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co.

MS369_P157 See MS369_P151 and Parks_021

(Arnold Parks) for similar images






















144 50 High Street, Looking West, Jefferson City,

MO.

Streetcar tracks and a streetcar are in the middle of High

Street. Cars are parked along the side of the road, and

part of the Cole County Courthouse is visible on the right.

n.d. Unknown Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Teich Co.]; C. T.

American Art Colored

MS369_P158 See also Parks_034-H_front (Arnold

Parks) for a similar image

144 51 High St., West of Monroe St., Jefferson

City, MO.

Colorized night view of High Street looking west with cars

and electric lights lining street. Visible businesses are

Saffee's, J.C. Penney, Herman's, and Feinstein.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Pub. By C. B. Corwin


City, Mo.; Natural Color

Post Card Made in U. S.

A. By E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee, Wis.-(HBL)

MS369_P159

144 52 High St., Looking East, Jefferson City, Mo. Colorized view of High Street looking east with Jefferson

City Soda Co., trolley car, car, and horse-drawn carriages

lining street.

c1916 No Fast's

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee


duplicate image

144 53 High Street Looking East, Jefferson City,

Missouri

This is a night scene showing part of the downtown

business district. Visible businesses are Bordeaux

Hardware, a Firestone store, a hat shop, Wyandotte

Furniture Co., Meyerhardt's Clothes, and more. The Cole

County Courthouse is in the distance. Reverse of card has

printed text reading, "Jefferson City is the Capital of the

State of Missouri. The city has a population of 24,268 and

is also the county seat of Cole County. Located on the

bluffs along the Missouri River. High Street is the main

business street. Main points of interest are the beautiful

State Capitol Building, the various State Buildings and the

State Penitentiary."

1940s Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard



City, Mo.; Genuine

Curteich-Chicago "C.T.

American Art" Post


Off.)


and MS329_14 (Alice Fast) for

duplicate images

144 54 Street View, Jefferson City, Mo. A few people walk on a dirt street lined with businesses.

Several horse-drawn carts with umbrellas are on either

side. Utility poles and a few trees dot the sidewalks.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Detroit Publishing Co MS369_P162

144 55 High Street, Looking West - Jefferson City,

Missouri

This is High Street in downtown Jefferson City. Many

businesses line both sides of the street. Cars are parked

on the sides and traffic goes both ways as well. A few

pedestrians can be seen. Visible businesses are Philco,

Missouri Power & Light Company, Kelley's Tavern,

Central Hotel, a drug store, and Capitol Theatre. A man

on a ladder is beneath the Theatre marquee.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Photo by (Gerald)

Massie

MS369_P163

144 56 Bridge Across Missouri River, Jefferson

City, Mo.

This bridge built in 1896 spans the Missouri River. Two

horse-drawn carriages make the crossing. The

entrance/exit of the bridge features two signs, one of

which reads, "NOTICE: You must not drive faster than a

walk while on the bridge." Back of postcard addressed to

Mr. Geo. Norden, 1015 A. East 14th St., Kansas City, MO.

Sender writes: "12/15/08 Hello George how are you

getting along. Everything is awful dull here there is no

work at all are you all going home Xmas I don't expect I

will go I may go after Xmas if I do not get a job Well I may

come up in a few days come soon from Archie."

12/15/1908

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Made in Germany The

Broken Dollar Store,

Jefferson City, Mo.


and Parks_060 for similar images

144 57 Bridge over Missouri River. Jefferson City,

Mo.

View of Union Pacific Railroad tracks and one railroad car

on the shore of the Missouri River. The background

shows the bridge over the River that was built in 1896.

Back of postcard addressed to Miss Gertrude Kroeger,

707 N. 8th St., Columbia, MO. Sender writes: "7-18-11

Hello Gertrude How are you by this time fine I hope. I am

fine and dandy at present. I guess you thought I would

never answer I forgot all about you. I have been in

Westphalia for about two weeks and did not write.

Hoping to hear from you soon. Your friend Lizzie E."

7/21/1911

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P165

144 58 The Bridge, Jefferson City, Mo. Overhead shot of the Union Pacific Railroad tracks and

the Missouri River bridge, which was built in 1896. Back

of postcard addressed to Mrs. J.B. Corn, 2322 Wolfe,

Little Rock, AR. Sender writes: "Hello Sis. When are you

and Jane coming up, tell Barley I want to see him. Tell

Bess & JB hello. Ed."

12/12/19x3

(postmark)

Unknown Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


H. DeWyl

MS369_P166

144 59 Missouri River Bridge at Jefferson City,

Mo.

View from the grounds of the Union Pacific Railroad of

the tracks and the Missouri River bridge that was built in

1896. There appears to be a trolley or streetcar on the

bridge. Back of postcard addressed to Miss Elsie Baur,

3635 Hartford St., St. Louis, MO. Sender writes: "The

more I see of this burg the more I love it. (not) A fine day

for a walk, and take in the picture show in the evening.

This fast life will be getting the best of me. Ed."

5/16/1914

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Printed for R.

Dallmeyer Dry Goods


MS369_P167

144 60 Missouri River Bridge, Jefferson City, Mo. View of the old Missouri River bridge from a bluff. Back

of postcard addressed to Mrs. W.S. Benjamin, 3005

Benton Blvd., Kansas City, MO. Sender writes: "Dear

Nelle: Well here we are - Peggy, Hay and me. Got here to-

day and surely are impressed with all the capital and

everything. We are planning on driving home Friday.

Love, Roseamond."

7/5/1927

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee

MS369_P168

144 61 Missouri River Bridge, Jefferson City, Mo. This bridge over the Missouri River was built in 1896 and

demolished in 1955. Two cars cross the bridge. Back of

postcard addressed to Mr and Mrs. O.T. Hites, 1307 N 3

St. Quincy, IL. Sender writes: "Dear Folks: I am here in

Jeff City looking over old landmarks Jeff City sure had

changed. See you soon. Al."

7/20/1938

(postmark)

Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Teich Co.]; "C T

American Art" Reg. U.S.

Pat. Off.; Tolson Drug


MS369_P169 See also MS369_P54_M and

Parks_059 (Arnold Parks) for similar

images

144 62 Missouri River Bridge, Jefferson City, Mo. View of the old Missouri River bridge from a bluff. n.d. Unknown Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co.

MS369_P170

144 63 Looking up Missouri River from Bridge.

Jefferson City, Mo.

View of the Union Pacific Railroad tracks on a rocky

shoreline of the Missouri River. Two men walk the tracks.

There is a bluff to the side. A few buildings and a

smokestack are visible on the hillside. Photo was taken

from the old bridge.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Photoette Made By C.

U. Williams

Bloomington Illinois

MS369_P171

144 64 Aerial View of Jefferson City, Missouri This is an aerial view of Jefferson City showing the Capitol

Building, St. Peter's Church, Governor's Mansion,

Jefferson Building, Broadway Building, Supreme Court,

the Missouri River and more. Text on the back of the

card states, "Founded in 1822, incorporated as a city in

1825, Jefferson City is the Capital of Missouri. The State

Capitol, shown on left, was completed in 1918 at a cost

of $4,000,000." Back of postcard addressed to Miss

Estella Hesnault, RR3, St. Joseph, MO. Sender writes:

"Hot today, but we are starting out - for the day. Frank &

Bertha."

8/13/1956

(postmark)

No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Photo by Gerald

Massie; Distributed by

Corwin News Agency;

C.T. American Art,

Chicago


a duplicate image





















144 65 Aerial View, State Capitol Bldg. - Jefferson

City, Missouri

Aerial view of Jefferson City showing the State Capitol

Building, Jefferson Building, Broadway Building, Supreme

Court, Missouri River, and more. Back of postcard

addressed to Mr. R.T. Gabbert, 207 E. Florida St.,

Evansville, IN. Sender writes: "I'm roaming around again.

Carol has had a slight cold. Otherwise we have all been

OK. Here's hoping you are both the same. Come up and

see us sometime. Love, xxx Bob, Jr."

9/30/1958

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 B&W

Picture Postcard

Photo by (Gerald)

Massie

MS369_P173

144 66 Jefferson City Aerial view of Jefferson City with the Goodyear blimp in

view. Capitol Building, Broadway Building, and others are

in view, as is the Missouri River.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 B&W Picture

Postcard

Photo by (Gerald)

Massie

MS369_P174

144 67 Aerial view of Jefferson City, Missouri Aerial view of Jefferson City east of the Capitol Building,

which is visible on the top of the image. The railroad and

Missouri River are on the right.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 B&W Picture

Postcard

Photo by C.G.

Hammond; card made

by Graycraft Card Co.,

Danville, VA

MS369_P175 See also MS369_P177 for a colorized

version

144 68 New Jefferson Building - Jefferson City,

Missouri

Black and white aerial view of the Jefferson Building

looking northeast including Governor's Mansion and

Hotel Governor.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Photo by (Gerald)

Massie

MS369_P176

144 69 Aerial view of Jefferson City, Missouri Aerial view of Jefferson City east of the Capitol Building,

which is visible on the top of the image. The railroad and

Missouri River are on the right.

n.d. Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Photo by Hammond &

Irwin, Jefferson City;

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago "C.T. American

Art" Post Card; Corwin


City, Mo.

MS369_P177 See also MS369_P175 for a black and

white version; See also Parks_056 for

a duplicate image

144 70 Bird's Eye View from High School.

Jefferson City, Mo.

This view of Jefferson City shows some residential

neighborhoods and the Cole County Courthouse rising in

the background.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 B&W

Picture Postcard

Photoette Made By C.

U. Williams

Bloomington Illinois


a duplicate image

144 71 Bird's Eye View of Business Section,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Rooftop view of downtown Jefferson City looking west

along High Street, which is on the left.

6/12/1916

(written in

pencil on

back)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

CT Co. Chicago [Curt




Made in U. S. A.

MS369_P179

144 72 Bird's-eye View, Jefferson City, Mo. View of Jefferson City looking east. The smokestack in

the far distance is the Missouri State Penitentiary. The

small white building in front of that is the Governor's

Mansion. The large white building on the left is the

second State Capitol Building after it caught fire in 1911.

The dome had collapsed and whoever colorized this

image took some liberties with cleaning it up. "Apl

21/24" is written in pencil on the back of the postcard.

4/21 or

4/24/1911


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


H. DeWyl

MS369_P180

144 73 St. Mary's Hospital, Jefferson City, Mo. View of St. Mary's Hospital as it stands alone on a hill.

The structure is made of stone. There is a smokestack on

one side of the building and a tree on the other. Back of

postcard addressed to Miss Edith Cheney, Webster Man.

Sender writes: "5/18/'08 Recieved your kind

remembrance this morning. I am very grateful to all of

you. They are very swell, and I am a thousand times

obliged to all of you. Our exercises are tomorrow night

wish you could be here. think they will be very good.

Paul." On the front he wrote: "Will write to you soon."

5/18/1908

(postmark)

No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Litho-Chrome

Trademark Leipzig



by Sam'l H. Smith &



a duplicate image

144 74 St. Mary's Hospital, Jefferson City, Mo. Somewhat angled view of St. Mary's Hospital. It sits

alone on a hill and there are colorful bushes planted near

its base. Back of postcard addressed to Miss Carrie

Raithel, RR#1 Box 10, Osage City, MO. Sender writes:

"Nov. 16, 1917. Dear Cousin: Will send you this card to

let you know that I hardly think I can come tomorrow, as

there is company coming Sunday. Adam Schubert intend

to come; also Martha Bau. So please excuse me, if I don't

come. Suppose I won't attend the meeting either, as I

intended to. Hope I can try it over again With best wishes

to all, Pauline."

11/17/1917

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co.

MS369_P182

144 75 St. Mary's Hospital, Jefferson City, Mo. View of St. Mary's Hospital. There is a shed abutting the

building on the left and a large smokestack next to that.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.

MS369_P183

144 76 St. Mary's Hospital, Jefferson City, Mo. View from the northeast of St. Mary's Hospital, a large

stone structure resembling a castle.

n.d. Unknown Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee


a duplicate image

144 77 Central Trust Building, Jefferson City, Mo. The Central Trust Building is seven stories tall. Three cars

and a few pedestrians are in view.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

CT Co. Chicago [Curt

Teich Co.]; C. T.

Photochrom

MS369_P185 See also Parks_34-I_front (Arnold

Parks) for a similar image

144 78 Hotel Governor, Jefferson City, Missouri Hotel Governor was a Jefferson City landmark for

decades. This image shows the hotel with a few cars

parked out front at the Capitol Building in the

background.

n.d. Yes Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago "C. T. Art-

Colortone" Post Card

(Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.);

Corwin News Agency,

Jefferson City, Mo.


and Parks_133 for duplicate images

144 79 Central Hotel, Jefferson City, Mo. View of Central Hotel, which sits on a street corner.

There are two awnings over the first floor windows and a

pair of men walk on the sidewalk there. Two cars are on

the road.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

C T Co. [Curt Teich Co.];

C. T. Photochrom

MS369_P187

144 80 Madison Hotel, Jefferson City, Mo. View of The Madison from the rooftop of a nearby

building. The hotel is four or five stories and brick. Back

of postcard addressed to L.D. [Miomane?], 4226 Page

Blvd., St. Louis, MO. Sender writes: "This is the hotel at

which I am stopping. Students are thicker than bees. Get

this mornings Republic (Sundays). Pop."

5/17/1908

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Made in Germany for



MS369_P188

144 81 Madison Hotel, Jefferson City, Mo. Two old cars are parked in front of the Madison Hotel. A

man stands on the sidewalk and looks toward the

camera. Written on pencil on the back of the postcard is

"Nov. 7, 1920."

c1910 No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard


Teich Co.]; C. T.

Photochrom


and MS329_42 (Alice Fast) for

duplicate images; see MS369_P190

for a similar image

144 82 Madison Hotel, Jefferson City, Mo. Two old cars are parked in front of the Madison Hotel. A

man stands on the sidewalk and looks toward the

camera.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 B&W

Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P190 This is the original image that

MS369_P189, MS329_42 (Alice Fast),

and Parks_001 (Arnold Parks) were

made from144 83 The Madison Hotel, Jefferson City, MO.,

Parlor and Bed Room

This postcard features two overlapping images of the

interior of the Madison Hotel. One image shows a

bedroom (left), and the other the parlor (right). Text on

front of card reads, "100 Rooms, 50 with Private Bath,

American and European Plan." Text on back of card

reads, "Authorized by Act of Congress May 19 1898."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 B&W Picture

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P191

























144 84 Holiday Inn Downtown Color photo of people in the Holiday Inn dining room.

The Capitol can be seen out the window. An inset in the

upper right has the Holiday Inn logo. Text on back of the

postcard reads, "Jefferson City, Missouri Miller &

Monroe Streets - An air of excellance [sic] and an aura of

elegance are yours at this beautiful Holiday Inn in the

Capitol City. You're sure to enjoy it. Tel: 636-5101 - AC:

314."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.375 Color

Picture Postcard

Curteichcolor 3-D

Natural Color

Reproduction

MS369_P192

144 85 High School, Jefferson City, Mo. Distant view of the old Jefferson City High School. There

is a tree on the left and two houses on the right.

Students exit the building. Back of postcard addressed to

Miss Hazel Brown, 14th & Timea St., Keokuk, IA. Sender

writes: "April 24th, 1908 - Start for KKK Saturday

morning. Hope to see you on Sunday afternoon. Have

sure had a swell time, but am crazy to be home. You

know why? E.J."

4/24/1908

(handwritten)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Made in Germany. C. E.

Wheelock & Co.,

Peoria, Ill. Exclusive

Importers

MS369_P193

144 86 High School, Jefferson City, Mo. View from a distance of the Jefferson City High School

building. The rooftops of a neighborhood can be seen in

the foreground, and the middle is composed of a lawn

and trees.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co.

MS369_P194

144 87 Lincoln Institute, Jefferson City, Mo. Distant view of the campus of Lincoln University. Back of

postcard addressed to Miss Maurine Caulkins, Carterville,

Jasper Co., MO. Sender writes: "Jeff. City MO, Jan. 6,

1909 Dear Sweetheart, I have been too busy to write as I

have been working as hard as I can as there are about

100 kids [illegible] for the place. I may get a place but

things don't look like it. lovingly, Elmer." There is more

text underneath where the stamp went, but it is mostly

illegible.

1/6/1909

(postmark)

No Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Litho-Chrome Trade-

Mark Leipzig, Berlin,

Dresden; Printed in

Germany. Published by


Jefferson City, Mo.


a duplicate image

144 88 Lincoln Institute, Jefferson City, Mo. The Lincoln Institute (now Lincoln University) sits atop a

hill. There are several paths leading to the campus.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co.

MS369_P196

144 89 Lincoln University Aerial This is an aerial view of the campus of Lincoln University.

Text on back of postcard reads, "Lincoln University, in

Jefferson City, Mo., was founded in 1866 by members of

the 62nd and 65th U.S. Colored Infantry Regiments.

From its modest beginnings as a two-room black-

oriented school, it has grown to become a major

university serving all races, with 30 buildings spread over

52 acres of beautifully landscaped campus." Edges of the

postcard are scalloped.


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard


Mo. Tourism; McGrew

Color Graphics MCG

Kansas City, MO 64108;

Published by T & H

Distributors, Columbia,

Mo.

MS369_P197

144 90 First Baptist Church, Jefferson City,

Missouri

Illustrated photograph of the First Baptist Church from a

nearby street corner. Text on back of postcard reads,

"The First Baptist Church, Jefferson City, Missouri, was

founded in 1837 some three blocks South of present

location and has been here since 1888. This building was

erected in 1925. The interior was decorated by the same

artist who decorated the interior of the State Capitol

Building." Back of postcard addressed to D.J. Bledsoe, 2E

Ahambra Rd., Alhambra, CA, Apt. 12. Sender writes:

"Dear Juggie Just a line to say everone OK hope this finds

you an Joe the same Joeys Juest fine I am up here helping

mom get strating up she moved in hurry. house oh yes I

wrote you a letter would like to hear from you ans Soon

Love Mom & Goldie."

8/12/1953

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Photo by Bob Luck;

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago "C. T. American

Art" Post Card (Reg.

U.S. Pat. Off.);



City, Mo.

MS369_P198

144 91 Baptist Church, Jefferson City, Mo. Illustrated view of the exterior of the First Baptist

Church. Trees, a lone man, horse and buggy are in front

of the building.

n.d. Unknown Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, IL


a duplicate image

144 92 Christian Church, Jefferson City, Mo. View of the Christian Church in Jefferson City. Building is

made of stone, has a central window and two towers on

either side.

n.d. Unknown Parks'

copy is


County, Missouri,

United States


Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, IL


a duplicate image

144 93 Christian Church, Jefferson City, Mo. View of the Christian Church in Jefferson City. Building is

made of stone, has a central window and two towers on

either side.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

E. C. Kropp Co.,

Milwaukee

MS369_P201

144 94 Presbyterian Church, Jefferson City View of the Presbyterian Church as seen from the street

corner. Trees planted along the sidewalk partly obscure

the building.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Published by The

Acmegraph Co.,

Chicago, Ill.

MS369_P202

144 95 St. Peters Catholic Church, St. Peters

Catholic School, Jefferson City, Mo.

There are two images on the front of this postcard: St.

Peter's Catholic Church and St. Peter's Catholic School.

Back of postcard postmarked 7/17/1920 and addressed

to Miss Bess Norwood, 70 S. M.O., Dallas, TX. Sender

writes: "Jefferson City MO. July 17. Dearest Bess: Will

write you a letter soon and send your mother that

pattern (crochet). We go to Rock Rapids - Iowa - next

week - don't know how long will be there so write me

soon. How are all you folks? Have had a dreadful cold

ever since I came up here. But am enjoying my trip

anyway. Love to all. Allis."


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Co.


a duplicate image

144 96 Jack Heiny Announcer W.O.S. Portrait of Jack Heiny who was an announcer with

Jefferson City's W.O.S. radio station.

1925-1930 Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 B&W

Picture Postcard

Unknown; probably J.J.

Becker, Jr., Davenport,

IA

MS369_P204

144 97 W.O.S. Studio Jefferson City, MO Photograph of the interior of W.O.S. radio station studio

showing a piano and several chairs.

1925-1930 Yes Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x5.5 B&W

Picture Postcard

J.J. Becker, Jr.,

Davenport, IA

MS369_P205

144 98 R. P. Stone Candidate for Prosecuting

Attorney for Cole County, Mo.

This is an advertising campaign card with a portrait of

R.P. Stone, candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for Cole

County, Mo. Additional text on the front of the card

reads, "If my name is not on your ticket, please write it

on."

c1900 No Yes Cole County, Missouri,

United States

2.5x4.125 Advertising

Card

Typographical Union

Label Jefferson City

MS369_P206

144 99 Tweedie Footwear Corporation

Advertising Card

This card is advertising Tweedies Alluring Footwear and

Tweedettes Style Low Heels made at their factory. There

is a sketch of the factory on the card and the Capitol

Building is behind it. The factory was near the Missouri

State Penitentiary.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Advertising

Card

Sample from Curt Teich

& Co., Chicago, Ill.

MS369_P207

144 100 Union Station, Train Shed, St. Louis, Mo. Interior view of St. Louis' Union Station showing train

tracks, trains, and the platform. Back of postcard

addressed to Mrs. Johnnie Stewart, Gonzales, TX. Sender

writes: "Hellow Johnnie How would you like to see this

place again I am going out in the Country today if the

good lord will let me. by by from Arthur."

2/22/1909

(postmark)

No No St. Louis City, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

A. H. Co. MS369_P208

144 101 Union Station, St. Louis, Mo. Exterior view of Union Station. A two-car trolley and

quite a few horses, buggies, and pedestrians are on the

grounds outside the Station. Back of postcard addressed

to Mrs. Cora Johnson, 16th Vine St., E. Des Moines, IA.

Sender writes: "Aug 17 1911 [illegible, looks scribbled

out] I am in St. Louis Mo. and will go to Memphis Ten.

next then to Hot Spring Ark. Millie."

8/17/1911

(postmark)

No No St. Louis City, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.375 Colorized

Postcard

Published by J. S.

McDermott, St. Louis,

Mo.

MS369_P209



















144 102 Looking West from Tower, HaHa Tonka,

Mo.

View of the Niangua River, Ha Ha Tonka Castle, and the

stables as seen from the water tower. Back of postcard

addressed to Mr. W.H. Amerland, Wabasha, MN. Sender

writes: "Haha Tonka, Mo 9/10/12 Dear Mr. Amerland:

Left St L. on 2:30 train & arrived x Lebanon Mo abt. 8

oclock. Next morning we drove a distance of 27 miles on

wagon to above place in 6 hours. The place were we are

staying is on the left side of the river, but is not shown on

this card. I caught a turtle with hook & line yesterday abt

10" long. I certainly had to pull. Will try again to. Your

Respectfully, Eugene."

9/10/1912

(postmark)

No No Camden County,

Missouri, United States


Postcard

Published by C. H.

Fayant, Lebanon, Mo.

MS369_P210

144 103 Lake of the Ozarks - Castle Hahatonka View of the Niangua River, Ha Ha Tonka Castle, and the

stables as seen from the water tower. Text on back of

postcard reads, "Hahatonka and the 'Castle' - Daniel

Boone is said to have trapped beaver in 1801 on what is

now Hahatonka Lake. The region was visited in 1806 by a

member of Pike's Expedition, and was described by

Henry M. Brackenridge in his Views of Louisiana,

published in 1814. Robert M. Snyder, Kansas City, in

1905, built the house that has since been known as the

'Castle.'" Back of card postmarked 6/14/1940 and

addressed to Miss Anna Marie Gustafson, Axtell, NE.

Sender writes: "Dear Anna - Sorry you couldn't come all

the way down here. It is beautiful. We are close to

Bagnell Dam. We are going farther south & then up to St

Louis for a ball game. Will write a letter when I get home.

Love The Moores."

6/14/1940

(postmark)

Yes No Camden County,


3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Teich Co.]; "C T

American Art" Reg. U.S.

Pat. Off.; Lon Stanton,

Lake Ozark, Mo.

MS369_P211

144 104 Hahatonka Castle, Lake of the Ozarks,

MO.

View of the Ha Ha Tonka Castle from a nearby hill. The

Castle sits on a bluff above the Niangua River. Text on

back of postcard reads, "Rising majestically on the crest

of a rocky cliff, this edifice is suggestive of a medieval

castle on the Rhine. Built in 1905 on a 5,000-acre estate

as a private residence by Robert Snyder, street railway

magnate of Kansas City, Hahatonka is now an inn. It is

constructed of native stone, has a patio-type interior

with twenty massive rooms." Back of card addressed to

Misses Nancy & Kay Slover, 2058 3rd Ave., East Moline,

IL. Sender writes: "Well Marinda is an awffly sick woman

I look for her to be a little better tomorrow If so I'll be

home Wednesday. Grewelpe [Penelope?]."

6/4/1941

(postmark)

Yes No Camden County,


3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Made in U. S. A. by E. C.


Wis.-(HJL); Pub. by

Corwin News Agency,

Jefferson City, Mo.

MS369_P212

144 105 Ha Ha Tonka Castle Lake of the Ozarks Aerial view of the Niangua River, Ha Ha Tonka Castle and

its grounds. Area is forested.

n.d. Unknown No Camden County,


3.5x5.5 B&W Picture

Postcard

Unknown MS369_P213

144 106 Ha Ha Tonka Castle Ruins overlooking The

Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri

View of the Ha Ha Tonka Castle ruins from a nearby hill.

The Castle sits on a bluff above the Niangua River. It

burned in 1942.

post-1942 Yes No Camden County,


3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Dickemann Dist. Co.,

Inc., Camdenton, Mo.

65020; Plastichrome

Colourpicture Boston,

Mass. 02130

MS369_P214

144 107 Castle Hahatonka, Lake of the Ozarks,

Missouri

View of the Ha Ha Tonka Castle ruins from a nearby hill.

The Castle sits on a bluff above the Niangua River. Text

on back of postcard reads, "Hahatonka and the 'Castle' -

Daniel Boone is said to have trapped beaver in 1801 on

what is now Hahatonka Lake. The region was visited in

1806 by a member of Pike's Expedition, and was

described by Henry M. Brackenridge in his Views of

Louisiana, published in 1814. Robert M. Snyder, Kansas

City, in 1905, built the house that has since been known

as the 'Castle.'"

n.d. No No Camden County,


3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Photo by Missouri

State Highway [Dept.];

Genuine Curteich-

Chicago "C. T. American

Art" Post Card; Corwin


City, Mo.

MS369_P215

144 108 Greetings from Lake of the Ozarks Four colorized views of Lake of the Ozarks Region. Sites

include Bagnell Dam and Lake of the Ozarks (top left),

Hahatonka Castle (top right), Rock Cut, North End of

Bagnell Dam (bottom left), and Grand Glaize Bridge

(bottom right). A circular picture of the Capitol is

centered in the middle. Text on back of postcard reads,

"Lake of the Ozarks is America's largest man-made resort

area, its total shoreline, if straightened out, would reach

1372 miles, or half way across U. S. A.. Bagnell Dam is

2543 feet in length. Its huge concrete and steel tower

would hide from view seven city blocks of 12-story

buildings." Back of card addressed to Mrs. Anna C.

O'Donnell, 2907 S. Kingshighway St. Louis, MO. Sender

writes: "Dear Folks: Here it is Tuesday and we are still

here see x. Caught six fish this A.M. and are taking it easy

now - went for a walk down the road a spell Saw lot of

soldiers - this is near Ft. Leonard Wood. Love Catherine &

Lil."

5/12/1942

(postmark)

Yes Yes Camden and Cole

Counties, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Made in U. S. A. by E. C.


Wis.-(BKL); Pub. by C.

B. Corwin News

Agency, Jefferson City,

Mo.

MS369_P216

144 109 Stone Quarry, Carthage, Mo. A few men work in a marble quarry. This Carthage

marble was used to build the Capitol Building in Jefferson

City.

n.d. Unknown No Jasper County,



Postcard

C. T. Co. Chicago; C. T.

Photochrom

MS369_P217

144 110 Fountain of the Setting Sun Worlds Fair

S.F. CAL

This is a sepia-colored photograph of the Fountain of the

Setting Sun at the San Francisco World's Fair, aka

Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Back of

postcard addressed to Miss Nettie E. Kern, Ste.

Genevieve, MO. No message.

1915 No No San Francisco, San

Francisco County,

California, United

States


Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P218

144 111 Fountain of Ceres, Court of Four Seasons.

Pan. Pac. Int. Expo.

View of the Fountain of Ceres with surrounding buildings

at the San Francisco World's Fair, aka Panama-Pacific

International Exposition. Text on back of postcard reads,

"Fountain of Ceres, Court of Four Seasons Panama-

Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, February

20 to December 4, 1915. Ceres - The Goddess of

Agriculture. Her daughter, Persephone, was carried off

by Pluto, King of the lower world, but was afterwards

restored to her mother six months in the year, typifying

the springing of grain from the earth and thence its

disappearance."


Francisco County,

California, United

States

3.5x5.25 Colorized

Postcard

Pacific Novelty Co. San

Francisco

MS369_P219

144 112 Arch and Fountain of the Setting Sun These are the Arch and Fountain of the Setting Sun at

the San Francisco World's Fair, aka Panama-Pacific

International Exposition.


Francisco County,

California, United

States


Postcard

Pub. By Bardell Art Ptg.

Co. San Francisco

MS369_P220

144 113 Tower of Jewels, Pan. Pac. Int. Expo. San

Francisco

The Tower of Jewels from the Panama-Pacific

International Exposition rised in the background. A man

stands at the base of the End of the Trail statue. Text on

back of the postcard reads, "Main Tower or 'Tower of

Jewels' and Statue 'End of the Trail,' Panama-Pacific

International Exposition San Francisco, February 20 to

December 4, 1915. The tower rises to a height of 433

feet, and from an architectural standpoint is the

dominating feature of the Exposition."


Francisco County,

California, United

States

3.375x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Francisco

MS369_P221


144 114 Arch of the Rising Sun, Court of the

Universe, By Night Illumination, Panama-

Pacific International Exposition, San

Francisco, 1915

Nighttime view of the Arch of the Rising Sun and Court of

the Universe at the 1915 San Francisco World's Fair.

Spotlights illuminate the Arch. Back of postcard

addressed to Miss Hattie Lake, Pittsfield, NH. Sender

writes: "Dear Hattie: My wife & I are attending the

Exposition. It is wonderful. We are enjoying ourselves

very much. Ralph Lake."

7/22/1915

(postmark)

No No San Francisco, San

Francisco County,

California, United

States


Postcard

C. T. Photochrom;

Cardinelli Vincent Co.

San Francisco Cal.

Publishers

MS369_P222

144 115 Statue - The Setting Sun - Pan. Pac. Int.

Expo. San Francisco

Portrait of The Setting Sun statue by A.A. Weinmann, on

display at the 1915 World's Fair, Panama-Pacific

International Exposition. Text on back of postcard reads,

"Statue The Setting Sun, Panama-Pacific International

Exposition, San Francisco, February 20 to December 4,

1915. In the Court of the Universe are the 'Fountains of

the Rising and Setting Sun.' The beautiful figure here

reproduced surmounts the latter on a great globe

symbolizing a sunset, as the one opposite symbolizes a

sunburst. At night the columns and globes give forth an

incandescent glow, while below in the basins reclining

figures of the planets surmount globes of light behind

which the water falls in screens."


Francisco County,

California, United

States

3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard


Francisco

MS369_P223

144 116 Geschiedenis der Verenigde Staten

(History of the United States)

U.S. General John J. Pershing and other dignitaries visit

the tomb of Lafayette in France. Information card is in

Dutch.

June 1917 No No Paris, France 2.75x4.375 Colorized

Card

Compagnie Liebig MS369_P224

144 117 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. A man stands outside the gates of the second State

Capitol Building. There are quite a few bare trees

obscuring the Building: winter. Back of postcard

addressed to Mr. I.J. Raphael, 6223 Columbia Ave., St.

Louis, MO. No message.

1/23/1907

(postmark)


County, Missouri,

United States

3.625x5.75 B&W

Picture Postcard

Unknown MS369_P225

144 118 Pershing at the Grave of Lafayette U.S. General John J. Pershing and other dignitaries visit

the tomb of Lafayette in France.

June 1917 No No Paris, France 3.5x5.5 Colorized

Postcard

Gilbert Post Card Co.,

Chicago

MS369_P226

144 119 Powersite Dam on Lake Taneycomo Overhead shot of Powersite Dam, which forms Lake

Taneycomo from the White River. Text on back of

postcard reads, "Powersite Dam across White River

separates Lake Taneycomo and Lake Bull Shoals."

n.d. Yes No Taney County,



Postcard

Midwest Enterprises;

PO Box 104; Republic,

Missouri; Card by H.S.

Crocker Co., Inc.,

Rockford, Illinois

MS369_P227


PHOTOGRAPHS

Box Folder Title Description Date Under

Copyright?

Coverage Format Photographer Image ID Notes

144 120 Benton Painting of Abraham

Lincoln and Founding of Lincoln

University

This is a Thomas Hart Benton painting of President

Abraham Lincoln holding the hand of a freed slave. In front

of him is is an African-American woman seated at a table

teaching two boys to read. The painting was donated by

the artist to Lincoln University in 1955.

c1955 Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5 Color

Kodacolor Print

Unknown MS369_003

144 121 Capitol during Construction View looking east down Main Street toward the new

Capitol Building, which is under construction. The bottom

half has its Carthage marble already, but the top half is still

a steel skeleton.

November-

December

1915

No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5 B&W

Copy Print

(made April

1977)

Possibly Charles U.

Becker, future

Missouri SOS

MS369_004

144 122 Capitol during Construction View of the new Capitol Building from across the Missouri

River. The Building is under construction with the west side

having most of its marble in place and the rest a steel

skeleton.

November-

December

1915

No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5 B&W

Copy Print

(made April

1977)

Possibly Charles U.

Becker, future

Missouri SOS

MS369_005

144 123 Negatives 35mm negatives that correspond to images MS369_006

through MS369_019

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

35mm Color

Negatives

Bob Priddy

144 124 St. Peter's Church Spire The recognizable spire to St. Peter's Catholic Church on

Broadway Street rises above the trees.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

4x6 Color Print Bob Priddy MS369_006

144 125 Capitol Building This is a view of the top of the main entrance pediment and

the dome to the Capitol Building.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 126 Capitol Building This is a view of the main entrance (including the Thomas

Jefferson statue) and the dome to the Capitol Building.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 127 Ceres Atop Capitol Dome The statue of Ceres, the goddess of agriculture, stands atop

the Capitol dome.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 128 Pediment Frieze over Capitol

Entrance

This is a close-up of the center of the frieze over the

pediment to the main entrance of the Capitol Building. The

central female figure is Missouri. She rests her hand on a

shield inscribed with the state motto in Latin.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 129 Lightpost at Capitol Entrance This is a close-up of one of the lampposts at the top of the

Capitol's main entrance staircase.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 130 Thomas Jefferson Statue Front view of the Thomas Jefferson statute at the main

entrance to the Capitol Building.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 131 Thomas Jefferson Statue Close-up side view of the Thomas Jefferson statue at the

main entrance to the Capitol Building.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 132 Missouri River Statue View of the Missouri River statue outside the main

entrance to the Capitol Building. The statue was made by

Robert Aitken.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 133 Missouri River Statue Portrait of the upper half of the Missouri River statue

outside the main entrance to the Capitol Building. She was

sculpted by Robert Aitken.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 134 Missouri River Statue Close-up of the face of the Missouri River. She is on a

pedestal outside the main entrance to the Capitol Building.

Sculped by Robert Aitken.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 135 Mississippi River Statue View of the Mississippi River statue outside the main

entrance to the Capitol Building, sculpted by Robert Aitken.

He holds Hermes' caduceus and an anchor.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 136 Mississippi River Statue Portrait of the upper half of the Mississippi River statue

outside the main entrance to the Capitol Building. He was

sculpted by Robert Aitken.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 137 Mississippi River Statue Close-up of the face of the Mississippi River. He is on a

pedestal outside the main entrance to the Capitol Building.

Sculped by Robert Aitken.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 138 Proof Sheet and Negatives Proof sheet and negatives for images MS369_020 through

MS369_044

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

35mm Color

Negatives; 4x6

Color Print

Bob Priddy

144 139 Guard House at Capitol Building The octagonal guard house or security station sits on the

east side of the Capitol Building. It is pictured here with a

portion of the Capitol in the background and a tree limb in

the upper left corner.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 140 Capitol Exterior, South View of the south, main, ediface of the Capitol Building. October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 141 Street View Near Capitol

Building

A street intersection east of the Capitol Building, possibly

Capitol Ave. and Jefferson. A red pickup truck is stopped at

the light.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 142 Capitol Grounds This is one of the fountains on the south Capitol grounds

with the Capitol Building in the background. There are

trees on either side of the image.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 143 Capitol Grounds This is the lawn on the southeast part of the Capitol

grounds. The Capitol itself is in the background. Trees.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 144 Capitol Grounds This is the lawn on the southeast part of the Capitol

grounds. The Capitol itself is in the background. Trees.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 145 Capitol Grounds This is a fairly nondescript portion of the Capitol grounds

featuring a mulched flower bed, lawn, and trees.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 146 Street View Near Capitol

Building

A street intersection east of the Capitol Building, possibly

Capitol Ave. and Jefferson. A red pickup truck is stopped at

the light.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 147 Capitol Veterans' Memorial View of the rear of the Veterans' Memorial from across the

circle drive, Capitol grounds.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 148 Capitol Veterans' Memorial View of the rear of the Veterans' Memorial from across the

circle drive, Capitol grounds.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 149 Fountain of the Centaurs, Capitol

Grounds

View of half of the Centaur Fountain on the north side of

the Capitol.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States



Grounds

View of half of the Centaur Fountain on the north side of

the Capitol looking toward the Capitol Building, which is

visible in the background.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States



Grounds

View of one of the centaurs in the fountain. The Louisiana

Purchase sculpture is in the background.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States



Grounds

Partial view of the Fountain of the Centaurs on the north

side of the Capitol Building.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States



Grounds

Partial view of the Fountain of the Centaurs on the north

side of the Capitol Building.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States



Grounds

View of the Centaur Fountain on the north side of the

Capitol.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 155 Capitol Building View of the corner of the Capitol Building; this is likely the

west side.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 156 Capitol Building Angled view of the west side of the Capitol Building. October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 157 Capitol Grounds Trees and lawn on a small portion of the Capitol grounds. October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 158 Capitol Grounds This is one of the fountains on the south Capitol grounds

with the Capitol Building in the background. There are

trees on either side of the image.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 159 Fountain on Capitol Grounds One of the fountains on the south side of the Capitol

grounds: either the Fountain of the Sciences or the

Fountain of the Arts.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States




Fountain of the Arts. Flowers.

October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States





October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States





October 2003 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States


144 163 News Men in Capitol Room 200 A group of men poses for a portrait in the Capitol Building,

Room 200. There is a painting or photograph of a mule on

the ledge near the ceiling. Front row (l-r): Ira McCarty,

Kansas City Star; Bob Debo, KRCG-TV and United Press;

Boyd Carroll, St. Louis Post-Dispatch; Horace Debo (father

of Bob, probably Cole County Sheriff at time); Paul Byrnes

(lobbyist probably with Missouri Public Expenditure Survey

or Missouri Retailers Association); George Sitterly,

Associated Press; Second row (l-r):Bob Holliway (formerly

with St. Louis Star-Times); Larry Hall (with cup over

Carroll's head), Associated Press; Unknown; Lew Larkin,

Kansas City Star; Ed Thornton, St. Louis Post-Dispatch;

Unknown.

n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

4x5 B&W Print Contributed by

Denny Lynes;

Wright Studio

(stamp)

MS369_045

144 164 Missouri River Bridge View of the Missouri River bridge from the northwest

looking southeast. This is the old bridge that was built in

1896 and demolished in 1955. The Capitol Building and

other landmarks are visible in the distance.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5 B&W

Print

Norman Livengood MS369_046

144 165 Man and Capitol Columns A man in a jacket, tie and hat stands with one leg propped

on the base of a column at the main entrance to the Capitol

Building.

n.d. Unknown Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.125x5.125

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_047

144 166 Man and Capitol Columns Man sits on base of a column at the main entrance to the

Capitol Building. He wears glasses and one leg rests on his

other knee.


County, Missouri,

United States

3x5.125 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_048

144 167 Plaster Cast of Ceres Upper half of the plaster cast of Ceres, the statue that

adorns the top of the Capitol dome. She was sculpted by

Sherry Fry. This plaster cast is on display at the Museum of

Art and Archaeology, University of Missouri-Columbia.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted

Columbia, Boone

County, Missouri,

United States

4x6 Color Inkjet

Photo Paper

Bob Priddy MS369_049

144 168 Plaster Cast of Ceres The face of the plaster cast of Ceres, the statue that adorns

the top of the Capitol dome. She was sculpted by Sherry

Fry. This plaster cast is on display at the Museum of Art and

Archaeology, University of Missouri-Columbia.

n.d. Yes -

permission

granted

Columbia, Boone

County, Missouri,

United States

4x6 Color Inkjet

Photo Paper


144 169 Plaster Cast of Ceres Full-length view of the plaster cast of Ceres, the statue that




n.d. Yes -

permission

granted

Columbia, Boone

County, Missouri,

United States

4x6 Color Inkjet

Photo Paper






n.d. Yes -

permission

granted

Columbia, Boone

County, Missouri,

United States

4x6 Color Inkjet

Photo Paper


144 171 Plaster Cast of Ceres Upper half of the plaster cast of Ceres, the statue that




n.d. Yes -

permission

granted

Columbia, Boone

County, Missouri,

United States

4x6 Color Inkjet

Photo Paper






n.d. Yes -

permission

granted

Columbia, Boone

County, Missouri,

United States

4x6 Color Inkjet

Photo Paper


144 173 View of Missouri River and

Governor's Mansion from

Entrance of Capitol

This is a stereo view of the Missouri Governor's Mansion as

seen through the columns of the second State Capitol

Building.

pre-1911 No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

4x7 Stereocard Unknown MS369_062

144 174 Millbottom and Governor's

Mansion

View looking east toward a factory, the Governor's

Mansion and the Missouri River.

c1920 No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

2.375x3.375

Sepia-toned

Print

Unknown MS369_063

144 175 Man Standing at Bottom of New

Capitol Steps

A man stands at the bottom of the steps on the east side of

Missouri's new Capitol Building.


County, Missouri,

United States

2.5x3.375

Sepia-toned

Print

Unknown MS369_064

144 176 Unidentified Building This is an unidentified stone building with a manicured

lawn and flower garden in front. A truck is parked next to

the building.


County, Missouri,

United States [?]

2.5x3.5 Sepia-

toned Print

Unknown MS369_065

144 177 Capitol Grounds and High Street View of the south Capitol grounds looking south southwest

toward High Street. There are two cars driving the Capitol

drive and a lawn with landscaping beyond them. Beyond

the lawn are businesses on High Street, one of which has a

sign for Central Missouri Trust. The edge of the Supreme

Court Building is on the far right.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.125x5.125

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_066

144 178 Empty North Capitol Grounds View of the Capitol grounds on the north side of the

Building showing a lawn, a drive, and landscaped gardens.

The fountain and monument are not there yet. The

Missouri River flows beyond the grounds.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.125x5.125

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_067

144 179 New Capitol Day Parade An unidentified parade float in the shape of a boat features

people dressed in Greek costumes. The person in the back

of the float holds a trumpet. Parade-goers watch on both

sides of the street.

10/6/1924 Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_070

144 180 New Capitol Day Parade The Missouri Farm Bureau Federation float makes its way

down the parade route. Many people watch from the side

of the street and some are sitting on a window sill of the

old Federal Courthouse / Post Office building. An

advertisement for Central Hotel and Smooth Performance

Motor Cars is on the building on the right. Picture is torn in

one corner.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_071

144 181 New Capitol Day Parade The Grundy County float makes its way down the parade

route. Many people watch from the side of the street and

some are sitting on a window sill of the old Federal

Courthouse / Post Office building. An advertisement for

Central Hotel and Smooth Performance Motor Cars is on

the building on the right.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_072

144 182 New Capitol Day Parade The Cole County float makes its way down the parade

route. Signs on the float read, "Welcome," "The Heart of

Missouri," and "Ideal for Orchard Dairy Poultry Farming."

Two cars drive behind the float and several more are

parked in a lot behind the parade watchers.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_073

144 183 New Capitol Day Parade The Audrain County float makes its way down the parade

route. Signs on the float read, "Renowned Famous Noted

for Saddle Horses Pure Bred Hogs Oat Production." Many

people watch from the side of the street and some are

sitting on window sills of the old Federal Courthouse / Post

Office building.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_074

144 184 New Capitol Day Parade The "Good Roads Mean…A Better State" float, possibly of

the Highway Department, makes its way down the parade

route. Other floats are visible behind it and the street is

lined on both sides with parade watchers. Image is

damaged.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x4.375

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_075

144 185 New Capitol Day Parade The Rotary Clubs float makes its way down the parade

route. A sign on the float reads, "Service Above Self." Many

people watch from the side of the street and some are

sitting on a window sill of the old Federal Courthouse /

Post Office building. An advertisement for Central Hotel

and Smooth Performance Motor Cars is on the building on

the right.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_076

144 186 New Capitol Day Parade A car advertising Pulaski County and another advertising

Southwest Missouri State Teachers College of Springfield

make their way down the parade route. Many people

watch from the side of the street and some are sitting on a

window sill of the old Federal Courthouse / Post Office

building. Advertisements for Central Hotel, Smooth

Performance Motor Cars, and Central Trust are on the

building on the right.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_077

144 187 New Capitol Day Parade A marching band makes its way down the parade route. A

crowd watches from both sides of the street.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_078

144 188 New Capitol Day Parade A military marching band makes its way down the parade

route. A crowd watches from both sides of the street.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x4.375

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_079

144 189 New Capitol Day Parade A float for St. Charles County and the beginning of the

contingent from Kirksville's State Teachers College make

their way down the parade route. Many people watch from

the side of the street. Advertisements for Central Hotel,

Smooth Performance Motor Cars, and Central Trust are on

the building in the middle.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_080

144 190 New Capitol Day A large crowd is gathered outside Missouri's new Capitol

Building to celebrate New Capitol Day. There will be a large

pageant performed. Corner of photograph is torn.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_081

144 191 New Capitol Day Parade The top of a float advertising "The Paradise of Hunters and

Fisherman" goes past the old Federal Courthouse / Post

Office building. A crowd watches from the street and from

the window sills of the building.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_082

144 192 New Capitol Day Parade Missouri's Game and Fish Department float goes past the

old Federal Courthouse / Post Office building. The float has

a stuffed deer and a giant mounted elk head. A crowd

watches from the street and from the window sills of the

building. Corner of photograph is torn.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x5.75 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_083

144 193 New Capitol Day Parade Military horses and carts parade down Capitol Avenue. A

crowd watches from either side of the street.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.375x4.375

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_084

144 194 Jefferson City Street View View looking down Main Street or Capitol Avenue toward

the Capitol Building. Cars are parked on the sides of the

road.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.125x5.125

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_086

144 195 Distant View of Capitol Distant view of Jefferson City as seen from a dirt road and

across a field. The Capitol Building is in the far distance.

Photograph is torn.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.125x5.125

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_087

144 196 South Side of Capitol Building The south, main entrance, side of the Capitol Building

dominates this image. Some of the statuary is not yet

installed. Shows a few cars parked in the lot and young

trees planted evenly in the grass.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.125x5.125

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_088

144 197 View of Old Capitol from

Missouri Pacific Railroad

A passenger train is stopped on the tracks that run parallel

to the Missouri River. There is a bluff on the other side of

the tracks and the second State Capitol Building on a hill in

the distance.

7/3/1904 No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3.25x5.5 Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_092

144 198 Old Post Office Pavilion Exterior corner view of the Old Post Office Pavilion

building.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States


144 199 Old Post Office Pavilion View of the front entrance to the Old Post Office Pavilion

building.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States



building.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States


144 201 Old Post Office Pavilion Front side of the Old Post Office Pavilion building. June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States


144 202 Old Post Office Pavilion The interior main lobby of the Old Post Office Pavilion

contains columns and dark wood paneling on one side.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States



contains several columns and a polished floor.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States


144 204 Old Post Office Pavilion The interior main lobby of the Old Post Office Pavilion. June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States




June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States




June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States


144 207 Old Post Office Pavilion The food court and atrium of the Old Post Office Pavilion. A

banner "Take a Tour of the Tower" hangs from the ceiling

beams.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States


144 208 Old Post Office Pavilion An arched doorway inside the Old Post Office Pavilion. June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States



building.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States


144 210 Proof Sheet and Negatives Proof sheet and negatives for images MS369_093 through

MS369_110.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States

35mm Color

Negatives; 4x6

Color Proof

Sheet

Bob Priddy n/a

144 211 Official Governor's Portrait Portrait of Missouri Governor Phil M. Donnelly. 1945-1949 No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

3x4 B&W Print Unknown MS369_111

144 212 Walter Cronkite in the Senate

Chambers

The press and others sit at a table in the Senate the

morning after Walter Cronkite's bust was unveiled in the

Hall of Famous Missourians. L to R: Virginia Young (St.

Louis Post-Dispatch); Bob Priddy (MissouriNet); Ed Quick

(Senate Pro Tem); Marlene Adler (Chief of Staff to Walter

Cronkite; Sidney Johnson (MO Sen.); Betsy Cronkite; Walter

Cronkite; Paul Sloca (Associated Press).


County, Missouri,

United States

4x5 Color Print Anna Meisel [?] MS369_112 See also


(Cronkite's signature)

144 213 W.O.S. Radio Ramblers Band Musicians stand in a row behind a drumset advertising

"W.O.S. Radio Ramblers." The man with the "X" on his

pants is Thomas T. Francisco. Other instruments are

displayed on the ground. W.O.S. was a Jefferson City radio

station.

1920s-1930s Yes Missouri, United

States

2.5x3.5 B&W

Print

Homer D. Smuck,

Willow Springs, MO

MS369_128

144 214 W.O.S. Radio Ramblers Band Musicians stand in a row behind a drumset advertising

"W.O.S. Radio Ramblers." Other instruments are displayed

on the ground. W.O.S. was a Jefferson City radio station.

1920s-1930s Yes Missouri, United

States

2.5x3.5 B&W

Print

Homer D. Smuck,

Willow Springs, MO

MS369_129

144 215 Capitol Building Aerial Aerial view of the Capitol Building and grounds. St. Peter's

Church, the Broadway Building, Supreme Court, and U.S.

Post Office are also visible.


County, Missouri,

United States

5x7 B&W Copy

Print

John Paulus [?] MS369_Box144_

Folder215

144 216 Capitol Building Aerial Aerial view of the Capitol Building and north Capitol

grounds, including the circular parking garage.


County, Missouri,

United States

5x7 B&W Copy

Print


Folder216

145 1 The Orpheum Circuit of

Vaudeville Theatres

Advertisement that appeared in a 1925 issue of Variety

magazine for The Orpheum Circuit of Vaudeville Theatres.

Booking Department Palace Theatre Building New York -

Executive Offices State-Lake Building Chicago.

1925 Yes United States 4x10 Color

Copy Print

Photocopied by

Bob Priddy

MS369_001





n.d. Yes -

permission

granted

Columbia, Boone

County, Missouri,

United States

7.25x10.5 Color

Inkjet Photo

Paper


145 3 E.I. Couse Studio Interior view of E.I. Couse's art studio with original

furniture and a painting on an easel. Couse painted several

lunettes in the Missouri Capitol Building.

2006 Yes -

permission

granted

Taos, Taos County,

New Mexico, United

States

8.5x10.75 Color

Inkjet Photo

Paper



furnishings and what look to be original paintings. Couse

painted several lunettes in the Missouri Capitol Building.

2006 Yes -

permission

granted

Taos, Taos County,

New Mexico, United

States

8.5x10.75 Color

Inkjet Photo

Paper





2006 Yes -

permission

granted

Taos, Taos County,

New Mexico, United

States

8.5x10.75 Color

Inkjet Photo

Paper





2006 Yes -

permission

granted

Taos, Taos County,

New Mexico, United

States

8.5x10.75 Color

Inkjet Photo

Paper





2006 Yes -

permission

granted

Taos, Taos County,

New Mexico, United

States

8.5x10.75 Color

Inkjet Photo

Paper


145 8 E.I. Couse Studio Virginia Couse Leavitt (E.I. Couse's granddaughter) poses

on the Couse house porch where a famous picture of Taos

artists was taken.

2006 Yes -

permission

granted

Taos, Taos County,

New Mexico, United

States

8.5x10.75 Color

Inkjet Photo

Paper


145 9 Jefferson City at Dusk Distant view of Jefferson City as seen from the Missouri

River at dusk. The second State Capitol Building sits on a

hill overlooking the River. Industrial sites are to its east.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.25x5.5 Silver

Gelatin Print

Mounted on

Construction

Paper

Unknown MS369_068

145 10 Missouri River Bridge Angled view of the 1896 bridge across the Missouri River.

The words "Jeff City Bridge" are inscribed at the top of the

image.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x4.5 Silver

Gelatin Print on

a 5.5x6.5

Mount

Unknown MS369_069

145 11 South Side of Capitol Building Image of the Missouri Capitol Building looking toward the

main entrance from the Capitol grounds. Three people

walk on the sidewalk. The statuary is not there yet, which

dates the image to before 10/29/1924.

1918-1924 Unknown Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

6.25x9.25

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_089 See also MS369_P056 &

MS369_P058 (postcards)

145 12 Capitol Grounds A sign reading, "Kansas City Star Plaza T. Wayne Mitchell

Memorial Grass Area" was installed by members of the

press corps as a joke. Mitchell, of the Kansas City Star,

wrote articles against plans to convert the grassy area

outside the Capitol Building to a parking lot.

1970s Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

8x10 B&W

Print

Unknown MS369_090

145 13 Old Capitol View of Missouri's second State Capitol Building from

street looking through bare trees. The text, "Mo State

Capitol" is inscribed on the image and the "S" is backwards.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.623x4.5

Mounted Silver

Gelatin Print

Unknown MS369_091

145 14 Old Post Office Pavilion Close-up of a column in the main lobby of the Old Post

Office Pavilion.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States

4x10 Color

Print


145 15 Old Post Office Pavilion Close-up of columns in the main lobby of the Old Post

Office Pavilion.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States

4x10 Color

Print



Office Pavilion.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States

4x10 Color

Print



Office Pavilion.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States

4x10 Color

Print



Office Pavilion.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States

4x10 Color

Print



Office Pavilion.

June 2003 Yes -

permission

granted

Washington, D.C.,

United States

4x10 Color

Print


145 20 St. Mary's Hospital Distant view of St. Mary's Hospital, which sits alone in a

large field.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x4.5 Silver

Gelatin Print on

a 5.5x6.5

Mount

Unknown MS369_113

145 21 Missouri House of

Representatives

A very dark view of the House floor in the Capitol Building

from the press desk.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 22 Capitol Window A window looks out onto the back side of the Thomas

Jefferson statue on the main steps of the Capitol Building.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 23 North Capitol Grounds Panoramic view of the grounds on the north side of the

Capitol including the Louisiana Purchase sculpture, the

Fountain of the Centaurs, and the Veterans' Memorial.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 24 Capitol Veterans' Memorial

Walkway

View of the walkway of the Veterans' Memorial, north

Capitol grounds, showing purple flowers planted around

each black stone memorial. Each memorial represents a

different war in Missourians' history.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 25 Capitol Veterans' Memorial

Reflecting Pool

View of the Veterans' Memorial pool and stairstep

waterfall, north Capitol grounds. The Capitol is visible in

the background.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 26 North Capitol Grounds View of the grounds on the north side of the Capitol

including the Louisiana Purchase sculpture and the

Fountain of the Centaurs.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 27 Capitol Grounds Red flowers, a blooming magnolia tree, and the Capitol

Building.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print



Building.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print



Building.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 30 South Side of Capitol Building The south, main entrance, side of the Capitol Building

dominates this image. There are trees on either side.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 31 South Side of Capitol Building View of the center of the south side of the Capitol Building,

which is the main entrance. Parking lot in foreground.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 32 Governor's Mansion Garden View of the Governor's Mansion garden with the mansion

itself in the background. Some of the trees are blooming,

but there is no water in the cement pond.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 33 North Side of Capitol Building View of the center of the north side of the Capitol Building.

Parking lot in foreground.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 34 North Side of Capitol Building View of the center of the north side of the Capitol Building

as seen across the water in the Fountain of the Centaurs.

May 1993 Yes -

permission

granted


County, Missouri,

United States

3.5x10 Color

Print


145 35 Old Capitol Building Missouri's second State Capitol Building. pre-1911 No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

8x10 B&W

Copy Print

Unknown MS369_Box145_

Folder35

145 36 Capitol Fire Missouri's second State Capitol Building is on fire. 2/5/1911 No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

8x10 B&W

Copy Print


Folder36

145 37 Men Standing in Capitol Ruins Six men stand on a staircase in the interior of the second




arched entryway leads to the outside.

February 1911 No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

8x10 B&W

Copy Print


Folder37

See image MS369_P039 and

MS369_P040 for similar images

(postcards)

145 38 Capitol Ruins This is the ruins of the Capitol Building's Senate Chambers

after a destructive fire on February 5, 1911.

February 1911 No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

8x10 B&W

Copy Print


Folder38

145 39 Capitol Ruins View from a nearby hill of the burned-out structure of

Missouri's Capitol Building. It burned on February 5, 1911.

The Missouri River, Governor's Mansion, and other

landmarks are also visible.

1911 No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

8x10 B&W

Copy Print

Thomas Garfield

Cooper

MS369_Box145_

Folder39

145 40 Capitol Construction Construction of Missouri's new Capitol Building is

underway.

11/15/1915 Yes - credit

Cap. Comm.


County, Missouri,

United States

8x10 B&W

Copy Print

Thomas Garfield

Cooper

MS369_Box145_

Folder40

Very similar to another image

taken that same day, part of the

Capitol Construction Collection

145 41 Capitol Dome Capping Ceremony A group of men ceremonially lay mortar on the top of the

Captiol Dome in Missouri's new State Capitol Building. L to

R: unknown, E.W. Stephens, A.A. Speer, unknown,

unknown, Theodore Lacaff, and J.C.A. Hiller.

12/5/1916 Yes - credit

Cap. Comm.


County, Missouri,

United States

8x10 B&W

Copy Print

Unknown; see

Capitol Commission

MS369_Box145_

Folder41

See RG395 Capitol Commission

Photographs for additional

images

145 42 Capitol Building Angled view of Missouri's Capitol Building. One of the

fountains on the south grounds is visible.


County, Missouri,

United States

8x10 B&W

Copy Print

Unknown; possibly

a CID photographer

MS369_Box145_

Folder42

See RG104 CID Photograph

Collections for additional

images

145 43 Cannon from Capitol Grounds News photo of the cannon that was on the grounds of

Missouri's second State Capitol Building with a caption

reading, "St. Louis: The cannon on the lawn of the state

capital at Jefferson City, Mo. Cause of Larceny charges."

December

1942

Yes Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

7x9 B&W Print ACME

Newspictures, Inc.

MS369_Box145_

Folder43

145 44 House of Representatives Floor Overhead shot of the House of Representatives Chambers.

Caption reads, "Missouri's General Assembly Opens

Session -- A joint session of the Missouri general assembly

opened its 1955 session at the state capitol here yesterday.

Here the legislators hear Gov. Phil M. Donnelly, at podium,

outline his program."


County, Missouri,

United States

7.75x9.5 B&W

Print

Associated Press MS369_Box145_

Folder44

145 45 Capitol Building View of the Capitol Building from the southeast looking

northwest. Old cars in the parking lot.


County, Missouri,

United States

7.75x9.5 B&W

Print

Ruth Rust MS369_Box145_

Folder45

145 46 Capitol Building View of the main staircase of the Capitol Building, which

has been reduced practically to rubble: renovation.


County, Missouri,

United States

8x10 B&W

Copy Print


Folder46

OB39 2 Capitol Press Corps Taken in "Old" Governor's Office; Governor Phil Donnelly

seated behind desk; Seated in front of desk (l-r): Curtis

Betts, St. Louis Post-Dispatch; Kenneth David, United

Press/St. Louis Star-Times; Marion (Hap) Lyons, St. Louis

Globe-Democrat; Standing (l-r): Charlton Gunter, United

Press; Jimmy King, Kansas City Star; Jay B. Wilson, St. Louis

Post-Dispatch; Robert E. Holliway, St. Louis Star-Times;

George Sitterly, Associated Press; Lawrence Leutkewitte,

Jefferson City Post-Tribune; Bob Bernick, United Press;

Walter Finley, Associated Press; Larry Hall, Associated

Press; Hume Duvall, St. Louis Globe-Democrat; Boyd

Carroll, St. Louis Post-Dispatch; George K. Wallace, Kansas

City Star.

1945-1946 Unknown Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

10.75x13.5

Silver Gelatin

Print

Unknown MS369_130

OB39 3 Missouri's New Capitol Angled view of Missouri's new (third) Capitol Building.

Matboard is signed by several people: Jewell Mayes,

Secretary State Board of Agriculture; Asa W. Butler, State

Inspector of Oils; Clyde Edwin Tuck, Director State

Publicity; George A. Pickens, Secretary The Missouri

Association.


County, Missouri,

United States

7.5x9.5

Mounted Silver

Gelatin Print

Deeg's Studio,

Jefferson City, MO

MS369_131

OB39 4 Panoramic View of Senate

Chambers

View of the Senate Chambers with Senators and others on

the floor.


County, Missouri,

United States

3.75x11.75

Color Print

Scott E. Thomas MS369_085

OB39 5 Architectural Drawing of State

Capitol Building

Egerton Swartwout's architectural drawing of the "new"

1913 State Capitol Building.

c1912-1913 No Jefferson City, Cole

County, Missouri,

United States

12x8 B&W

Copy Print; 4x6

B&W Copy

Print

n/a MS369_BoxOB39

_Folder05

2 copies

Documents

Missouri State Archives...This collection contains original photographs of sites in Jefferson City (primarily the Capitol Building), Washington, D.C., and Taos, New Mexico. The images