Microfilmed record books of the group of Southern Baptist Churches in Madison and Bollinger counties [MO].

Scrapbook of articles entitled “The County Historian” printed in the Bonne Terre Bulletin on the history of St. Francois County [Mo].

"Presentation of Silver Plaque" article from The Lead Belt News about the mine in St. Joseph [Mo.] *oversized

General Orders, Special Orders, equipment reports, legal documents and receipts pertaining to the American Civil War, and originating from the Cape Girardeau district. Pertain to subjects including enlistment, handling and movement of civilians, southern support in the region, supplies for the troops, and changes in command. The collection was a gift of the St. Louis Civil War Roundtable.

This collection consists of publications created by the St. Louis Genealogical Society between 1968 and 1991. The society promotes awareness of family histories by providing access to historical records and teaching how to research.

Illustrated booklet (24p) providing the history and mission of the Vincentian church and seminary at Perryville, [Mo]; and mimeograph typescript (12p) guide to the Barrens church, library and museum, providing a historical overview of the entities and information on the museum and library collections, 1975.

Two copies of typed manuscript (11p) entitled “The Founding of St. Mary’s Seminary: An Historical Sketch, 1818-1968.” Author is unknown.

Booklets commemorating the 100th anniversary of St. Vincent’s College, founded by the Vincentian Order in Cape Girardeau in 1843, and informational leaflets on the history of the school and Jesuit education, 1962-circa 1970s. Illustrated anniversary booklet (24p) provides a history of the school and Catholic education, information on former presidents, and current staff and students.

Articles and photographs concerning the University of Missouri, Columbia, and a few articles regarding Rolla's college.

French colonial and territorial records of the District of Ste. Genevieve, and Ste. Genevieve County records and court records. Approximately one-third of the documents are dated 1756-1804; the rest dated 1805-1930.