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Title: Anheuser-Busch Brewery, 1934
Date: 1934-02-12, 1942-09-20
Description: The Anheuser-Busch, Inc. brewery pictured on February 13, 1934.

Title: M-389 St. Louis Breweries Collection

Title: B-1 John W. Barriger III Collection
Date: 1984
Description: The working library of noted railroad executive John W. Barriger III (1899-1976) was acquired in 1982, the generous donation of his family. Widely recognized as one of the twentieth century's best-known and most distinguished railroad executives, Mr. Barriger was also an avid scholar, book collector, and photographer. His collection of books, papers, photographs, and memorabilia - collected over an active career of 50 years - forms the nucleus of the Library's railroad collections, one of the largest rail transportation collections in the world.

Title: Steamboat Wharf Locations at St. Louis
Date: 1953
Description: This map, plotted out by Norbury Wayman, shows the various locations of steamboat lines and related companies on the St. Louis levee, detailing three periods of time; before 1865; 1865 - 1900; and 1900 - 1953. Lines and companies are donated by name, location and years of operation. Nearby streets are mapped as well, for easy frame of reference. Scale in feet: 100 ft. = 1 inch.

Title: Trees along a Path
Description: Pastel painting of trees and a path, pastel on board, 8.5" x 11,25", estate stamp

Title: Farm Scene
Description: Pastel painting of farm buildings, pastel on paper, 5" x 6"

Title: The Bridge
Date: 1942-05-16, 1942-05-16
Description: Pastel painting of a bridge across a stream, pastel on paper, 7.5" x 9", signed lower right, dated on reverse

Title: Trees along a Path
Description: Pastel painting of trees and a path, pastel on paper, 10" x 9", initialed lower right, not dated

Title: Old Building
Description: Pastel painting of an old building surrounded by trees, pastel on paper, 7" x 9l75", estate stamp

Title: Plowed Fields
Description: Pastel painting of plowed fields, a farmer, and a water tower; pastel on paper, 9.5" x 12", estate stamp

Title: Farm through the Trees
Description: Pastel sketch of farm buildings seen through the trees, pastel on paper, 10.5" x 9.5"

Title: B-1 Barriger Scrapbooks

Title: Buildings in Sunlight (View from Forest Park Looking East)
Date: 1931, 1931
Description: Oil painting of a view from Forest Park looking east, oil on canvas laid down on board, 10" x 11-3/4", signed; dated, and titled verso, 1931 and 1941, St. Louis Artist Guild label verso, Small Paintings Exhibition, 1941.

Title: Franklin D. Roosevelt Cigar Box
Description: Rectangular box (2.5"x9.25"x5.75")with a hinged top featues a portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt on the side and the interior of the top of the box. The box advertises Corona size 100% filter cigars.

Title: "Happy Days are Here Again" Shot Glass
Description: Shot glass featuring a silhouette image of a donkey and the words "Happy Days Are Here."

Title: Arrow Rock Tavern
Date: 1934, 1947-03
Description: Arrow Rock Tavern, Saline Co. built 1834 by Joseph Huston, a few Rooms were added later. Photo from 1934.

Title: Broadway Street, Cape Girardeau, MO
Date: 1937-10-1, 1943-01-24
Description: Broadway, looking West, in Cape Girardeau, MO., which city was picked as the Browns' spring training camp for 1943.

Title: Fourth Street STL
Date: 1938-12-01, 1938-12-01
Description: The "end of the line" of the old horse cars, showing a view of Fourth street south from Delmar. [Other caption incomplete]

Title: St. Louis on a Busy Day
Date: 1870, 1934-06-04
Description: St. Louis on a Busy Day- in 1870. You may not believe it, but this was the way Fourth and Chestnut looked to the country gentlemen who drove into town in their buggies and contemplated a trip to Louisville over the "Vandalia Route,"... street car going in the opposite direction. St. Louis Then and Now: The photo at left was taken at Fourth and Chestnut streets in 1870, six years before the city divorced the County on grounds of incompatibility and non-support. In that horse-drawn era, St. Louisans did not foresee the tremendous growth and development of city (right photo) and choked off future expansion by voting to go it alone. A Bustling St. Louis in 1870 became fourth largest city in the nation, according to the census of that year. The race with Chicago was hot and St. Louis still clung to ideas of becoming the dominant city of the Midwest and possibly the nation's capital. But 10 years later Chicago forged ahead and St. Louis subsequently was passed by five other cities.

Title: Our Dining Car Recipes
Date: 1940, 1940
Description: ca 1940 dining car recipe book from the Southern Pacific Railroaad

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