RH. Regional History Collections
Found in 530 Collections and/or Records:
Patty Mulkey Collection
Materials collected by Patty Mulkey relating to her interests and hobbies, especially her interest in history and her work with the River Heritage Museum, during her time in Cape Girardeau, Missouri; materials include sheet music, news clippings, photographs, scrapbooks, ledgers, and correspondence relating to Southeast Missouri.
Lindsey W. Murdoch Reminiscences
Vest C. Myers Musical Score
Musical score (1p) entitled “A Prayer” with words by Myers and music by Wilhelmina L. Vieh.
Samuel F. Davis Grade Reports
Grade reports for Samuel Davis, a student of the Missouri State Normal School—Third District. *also listed as a Regional History Collections
Grant Frye Letter
Captain Clarence Nelson Fultz Papers
Photocopied newspaper clippings, list of river boats on which Fultz worked and jobs he held between 1917 and 1955, log of pilot work listing boats, dates and pay, list of place names along the Mississippi River between Alton, [Il] and New Orleans, [La], membership lists of Mississippi and Ohio River Pilots’ Association, 1931, 1945; and speech given to Alaska Exchange Club, 1978.
Early History of the Town of Wardell, Missouri
Collection of histories and articles about Wardell, Mo., by Billie Crabtree. Includes copies of the series of articles written by Crabtree entitled, “Wardell Writings.” Histories include information on schools, churches, the Little River Drainage District, Crabtree’s family, and life in Wardell.
East Prairie, Missouri Photographs
Nine b/w copy photographs ranging in size from 5” x 8” to 8” x 10” showing early building and street scenes, including the depot, North Main Street, the first store, and Farmers’ Supply Company.
Elizabeth Ellis Letter
Copy of holograph letter (4p) from Ellis to her parents describing early 19th century Cape Girardeau, and typed transcription of letter (3p).
Elmwood Manuscript
Typed manuscript (4p) giving a history of the property and description of the house known as “Elmwood,” constructed by Andrew Giboney in Cape Girardeau County.