Columbia Manuscript Collections

An artificial collection of photographs of Missouri's southwesternmost counties: McDonald, Newton, Jasper, Dade, and Lawrence.

An artificial collection of photographs of the North Central Missouri region, including Harrison, Mercer, Putnam, Sullivan, Grundy, Daviess, Livingston, and Linn counties.

An artificial collection of photographs of Clay County, Missouri, including photographs of the James Farm, Excelsior Springs, Liberty, Watkins Mill, and other settlements and features in the county.

An artificial collection of photographs of Platte County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Jackson County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Independence, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Kansas City, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Missouri's northeastern most counties: Schuyler, Knox, Scotland, Clark, and Lewis.

An artificial collection of photographs of Missouri state capitol building.

An artificial collection of photographs of Jefferson City, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of mid-Missouri's Missouri River valley region, including photographs of Cole, Osage, and Moniteau counties.

An artificial collection of photographs of Cooper County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Howard County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of the greater Rolla-St. James region in Missouri, including Crawford, Dent, Phelps, Maries, and Pulaski counties.

An artificial collection of photographs from Missouri's northwestern counties: Atchison, Holt, Andrew, Nodaway, Worth, Gentry, and DeKalb.

An artificial collection of photographs from Missouri's south central region, including Douglas, Ripley, Ozark, Wright, Texas, Howell, Shannon, Laclede, and Oregon counties.

An artificial collection of photographs depicting Southeast Missouri, including the Bootheel: Wayne, Dunklin, Pemiscot, New Madrid, Stoddard, Scott, and Mississippi counties.

An artificial collection of photographs of Franklin County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Gasconade County, Missouri

An artifical collection of photographs of the counties surrounding Truman Resevoir and Lake of the Ozarks: Henry, St. Clair, Benton, Hickory, Morgan, Camden, and Miller counties.

An artificial collection of photographs from Missouri's Lead Belt: Washington, St. Francois, Madison, Iron, and Reynolds counties.

An artificial collection of photographs of Ste. Genevieve County, primarily in the city of Ste. Genevieve.

An artificial collection of photographs of Perry County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Jefferson County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Johnson County, Missouri

An artificial collection of photographs of Lafayette County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Ray County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Saline County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Pettis County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Lincoln County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Montgomery County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Warren County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Pike County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Macon County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Randolph County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Shelby County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Monroe County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of Marion County, Missouri, with emphasis on Hannibal, but also including Palmyra and other locations.

An artificial collection of photographs of Ralls County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of St. Charles County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs Vernon County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs depicting the city of St. Louis.

An artificial collection of photographs of St. Louis County, Missouri.

An artificial collection of photographs of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, the 1904 World's Fair held in St. Louis, MO.

Photographs of the first airplane to land at Bucklin, Missouri, taken by Mr. Ople Lake when he was twelve years old. The plane crashed on take-off.

Photographs of the ceremonies for the dedication of a Missouri Automobile Club Granite Boulder and Tablet at the Missouri State Fairgrounds in Sedalia, MO, 1932. Also includes a photograph of a symbolic bond burning to celebrate the retirement of bonds funding the state's highway system.

Four photographs of cattle and an orchard on a farm in Dallas County, Missouri. Photos are labeled "Asbury."

Fourteen photographs of Fort Davidson and Pilot Knob.

Five copy photos of Brunk's Comedians, a group of traveling entertainers.

Photographs by Tony Cazaux of Missouri archaeological sites, natural features, and historic buildings.

Copy photographs of Pemiscot County, Missouri.

Copy photos of Evans Pottery near Dexter, Missouri, in Stoddard County, and the products manufactured there.

Four copy photos of the aftermath of the 1954 State Penitentiary riot in Jefferson City, Missouri.

Photographs by McKinney of bridges over the Osage River at Warsaw, Missouri.

Photographs of Inland Waterways Corp. towboats and operations.

Six snapshots of the location of the Stonewall Steamboat disaster in Cape Girardeau County and the gravesite of the victims.

Photographs by the University of Missouri Agriculture Extension program of Missouri farms.

Photographs by Runder-Markham Photo Co. of the Tower Grove Bus Line.

Photographs of Easter Sunday services (March 30, 1986), the first merged service of the three north St. Louis Lutheran parishes of Pilgrim Lutheran, Mount Calvary Luther, and Lutheran Church of Our Savior. The merged congregation met at the Pilgrim Church building ,4112 W. Florissant Ave.

Photographs of the Florissant Historical Society Museum, on the occasion of its opening

Snapshots of Governor Sterling Price's monument in Bellefontaine Cemetery, St. Louis, 1958.

Photographs of St. Louis historic sites: the Dr. Engelmann Home, Washington Fire Co. No. 3, and Washington Brewery.

Photographs of Pond Fort near Wentzville, MO, ca. 1960

Negatives of historic buildings in Huntsville, MO from 1962. Depicted are a wagon factory, Mayo home, George Burkhart Home, and the Rutherford Home.

Photographs of the Mayo home near Mount Airy.

Copy photos of the Roanake Bandstand and the Roanoke Military Band.

Photos of Limestone Valley Farm, near Smithton, Missouri.

Photos of the historic home "Old Oaks" near Lexington, MO.

Photographs of Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg, MO, ca. 1887-1890

Four photographs of the Governor Daniel Dunklin gravesite and associated family graves.

Four photographs of Sandy Baptist Church in rural Jefferson County, Missouri.

Four copy photos of a railroad tie yard in Bagnell, MO, ca. 1918.

Six photographs of Meramec Caverns, from the president of the Ozark Cave Association, Inc.

Copy photographs of Adam-Ondi-Ahman, a Mormon Shrine at Gallatin, MO.

Copy photos of Mollyjoggers and the Cyrus Patterson house in Springfield, MO.

Photographs by Joe Gantner, propieter of Deluxe Studio in Boonville, MO, of the 1944 Missouri River Flood in Boonville.

Photographs of members of Q.E.B.H., a student honor society at the University of Missouri.

Photographs of Harry S. Truman, Col. John Williams, Major Rolf Raynor (a riding instructor at Stephens College), and the Missouri National Guard 128th Field Artillery firing a cannon.

Photographs of buildings on the Missouri School of Mines campus in Rolla, MO, with a particular focus on the power plant and boiler complex.

Photographs of William L. Parker, his sister Mary Coulter, and Sarah Gentry Elston.

Photographs used to illustrate Milton D. Rafferty's article "Missouri's Black Walnut Kernel Industry" Missouri Historical Review, Volume 63 Issue 2, January 1969.

Photographs of War of 1812 battle sites in Lincoln County, ca. 1955.

Photographs by William Latour of Sedalia, including studio portraits and photos from a tour to Egypt and Jerusalem, ca. 1910.

Photographs of steamboats from Missouri's rivers and waterways.

Class portraits of schoolchildren with their teachers, ca. 1930s, including Warner School in Livingston County and Shinar School in Daviess County.

Portraits of writers of poetry, prose, and non-fiction from Missouri, and writers who authored works about Missouri.

Portraits of journalists, including many newspaper editors, from Missouri, or who have written significantly on Missouri topics.

Portraits of military servicemembers and officers from or with connection to Missouri.

Portraits of college and university presidents, members of regent boards, staff, administrators, and professors.

Portraits of Missouri artists; artists either born in Missouri or who created works on Missouri topics.

Portraits, removed from frame or other mount, with glue along edges approx 4x5--ten state legislators from 1904

portraits, small ovals on thick mount--six men tied to agriculture

Six negatives of the Missouri School of Mines and students in labs and residence areas.

Fourteen snapshots ca. 1972 of the Irish Wilderness area, located in Oregon County, Missouri.

Snapshots ca. 2000 of Blueberry Hill and the St. Louis Walk of Fame in the Delmar Loop district of University City.

Portraits of Missouri's statewide officials, staff, board and committee members.

Photographs of Carl Gentry, his life and travels.

Photographs and materials gathered for Irene Janke's thesis, '"Regal beyond descriptin': an interpretation of the dress of Margaret Nelson Stephens, First Lady of Missouri, 1897-1901."

Photographs of members of the Bratten family (Dorothy, Clark, Ethel, Vessie, others unidentified) and the S.G. Bratten Confectionary.

Portraits of recipients of the Missouri Honor Medal, awarded by the University of Missouri's School of Journalism for distinguished service in journalism. Represented in this collection are Pauline Frederich, Sylvia Porter, Dorothy Roe Lewis, Katharine Graham, Doris Fleeson, Malvina Lindsay, Mary Margaret McBride, and Daniel Fitzpatrick.