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White River-Ozark Land and Development Company, Onyx Cave Park Records, 1929 (R0743)
(1 volume)
This is a ledger of expenditures and receipts at Onyx Cave Park on the Gasconade River in Pulaski County, Missouri. It was operated by the White River-Ozark Land and Development Company. The park was under local supervision of Henry Humphrey. Included with the ledger is a letter to Humphrey by Clifford E. Lewis, secretary-treasurer of the company.
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Inabell Stewart Williams Papers, 1892-2006 (SP0162)
3 cubic feet (98 folders, 4 photographs)
The Inabell Stewart Williams Papers contain genealogical research created and compiled by Inabell Stewart Williams, including surname files, correspondence, family histories and charts, and newspapers. The materials date from 1892 to 2006 and relate to families throughout the Ozarks of both the Stewart and Williams surnames.
Paul A. Wobus Papers, 1918-1989 (R0008)
2.5 cubic feet (58 folders, 89 notebooks, 79 photographs)
The Paul A. Wobus Papers contain the personal and professional papers of Reverend Paul A. Wobus of Manchester, Missouri. The papers include Wobus’s uncompleted and unpublished memoirs, photographs, correspondence, materials concerning Mount Zion Community Church and the Ozark Community Council, historical notes concerning Wobus’s avocational interest in the mills and railroads in the regions, miscellaneous newspaper clippings and other printed materials, narrative accounts of many of his trips into the Ozarks. Also included are 89 small notebooks, dated from 1938-1972, in which he kept records of his mileage, routes, schedules, expenses, and places and person visited.