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Title: John D. Hart's Lights
Date: 1969-12-23
Description: "First place in Class Two: John D. Hart of 7828 Atherstone, St. Louis."

Title: Eight 1970 Spelling Bee Contestants
Date: 1970-04-25
Description: This photo shows eight contestants from the Globe-Democrat Spelling Bee in 1970. Each is wearing a name tag around their neck that indicates their name, age, school, and hometown. The ones possible to read are from both Missouri and Illinois. They're standing in front of a sign that reads, "Globe-Democrat KTVI Channel 2/Spelling Bee".

Title: Eight Spelling Bee Contestants
Date: 1970-04-25
Description: This photo shows eight contestants from the Globe-Democrat Spelling Bee in 1970. Each is wearing a name tag around their neck that indicates their name, age, school, and hometown. The ones possible to read are from both Missouri and Illinois. They're standing in front of a sign that reads, "Globe-Democrat KTVI Channel 2/Spelling Bee".

Title: 1970 Afternoon Spelling Bee Winners
Date: 1970-04-25, 1970-04-27
Description: "The afternoon winners in bottom photo, are, front row, from left, Dall Davis, David Smith, Brian Wallace and Mark Gaydos. Back row, from left, are Robert McCarthy, Linda Duchnowski, James White and Joseph Schweiss." The winners are in front of Globe-Democrat-KTVI sign. Each is wearing a name tag that includes their name, age, school, and hometown.

Title: Good Shepherd Convent in Shambles
Date: 1969-09-06
Description: "The Good Shepherd Convent reduced to ruins after more than 100 years of operation."

Title: The End of the Good Shepherd Convent
Date: 1969-09-06
Description: The Good Shepherd Convent in St. Louis standing amongst debris during demolition.

Title: Knocking Down the Good Shepherd Convent
Date: 1969-09-06
Description: The 1960's demolishing of the Good Shepherd convent.

Title: Destroyed Houses
Date: unknown
Description: This photo shows one or two soldiers squatted near destroyed homes in the rubble of their destruction. The photo is taken from the edge of the road, and the road curves to the left as it continues through the photo. Houses in shambles line the road on the right, whereas there is only one visible house on the left.

Title: Cape Girardeau Bridge Construction
Date: 1927-10-23
Description: Construction of Cape Girardeau Bridge. 1927. View eastwardly along centerline from Pier No. 3.

Title: A Building At The Corner Of Etzel and Temple
Date: 1970-02-06, 1970-02-06
Description: An image of an abandoned building at the corner of Etzel and Temple.

Title: "Examining Diseased Elm Tree"
Date: 1968-08-17
Description: "Examining diseased elm tree west on Muny Opera stage are, left, William Zalken, Muny Opera manager, Louis W. Buckowitz, director of parks, recreation and forestry, and G.F. Griesenauer, city landscape architect."

Title: Full House at the Muny
Date: 1968-08-11
Description: The crowd during a Muny production during the late 1960's.

Title: O.M. Mitchell's report of preliminary recognisance of the country between Cincinnati and St. Louis
Date: 1848
Description: 1848 survey by O. M. Mitchel for the possible course of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad from Cincinnati to St. Louis.

Title: Thanksgiving Turkey Print
Date: 1949-11-24
Description: "Prospective buyers looked over the farmer's flock of turkeys. This scene was sketched by A. B. Frost in 1890."

Title: Supply Caravan
Date: unknown
Description: In this photo, a large amount of horse-drawn wagons and vehicles heading away from the viewer. They are merging onto one road from the left of the photo as they move beyond dilapidated buildings. There are soldiers at the front of the foreground looking at the camera.

Title: Muny Greenery
Date: 1968-08-16
Description: Gentlemen observe a large tree growing within the Municipal Opera.

Title: Muny Outdoors
Date: 1968-08-16
Description: Exterior view of the Municipal Opera.

Title: "Designed to Attract Pedestrians"
Date: 1985-04-26
Description: pedestrian plaza will front the length of the building along Broadway with seating areas and changing displays of flowers. The granite base will totally conceal approximately 1,000 parking spaces on seven levels, four of which will "wrap" around the lobby."

Title: William H. Taft Button by Whitehead and Hoag Co.
Description: 7/8-inch round, pin back button with black and white portrait of William H. Taft. "William H. Taft" is written at the bottom of the button in white lettering. Button has paper label on reverse for Allied Printing Trades Council, Newark and Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark.

Title: Southern Pacific Railroad Golden Pig Service Plaque
Description: Intermodal. Presented to Robert Yates June17, 1983 by William A. Furman Greenbrier Leasing and James J Mac Isaac J Henry Schroder Bank and Trust Co.

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