RH. Regional History Collections

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Ledgers (7) and loose records relating to the rural school that was located in Graysboro, Mo, as well as the school district that the Graysboro school was a part of. Includes student records, i.e. grades and attendance, school/district finances, teacher contracts, and some school board records.

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Articles relating to events, organizations, and people at the May Greene School. Also includes event programs and invitations.

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Printed sermon (17p) entitled “How to Hear” by Faris, delivered at the Presbyterian Church in Cape Girardeau, June 26, 1870.

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Illustrated booklets prepared for the 25th, 40th and 43rd anniversaries of the Cape Girardeau bank. Provides information on the bank’s history, its staff and directors.

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Bulletin (4p) with news clippings (11) related to mental health care and the management of the state hospital at Farmington, [Mo].

Abstract Architectural sketches (14) of various Missouri state hospital buildings that were funded through a state building program, as well as information on the architects and costs of these buildings. Included are buildings from Farmington, St. Louis, St. Joseph, Nevada, Fulton, Marshall, Mt Vernon, and Carrollton. Also contains a sign briefly describing the Missouri State Building Program and posters (2) containing photos of the state building commission and the bipartisan advisory board, and an...

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Microfilmed scrapbooks on the history of Farmington [Mo] from the Farmington Public Library.

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Federal Land Patents granted to Robert I. McElhany for lands near Springfield [Mo], John Hicks for lands near Bateville [?] and Josiah Roberts for lands near Bateville [?] *Oversized

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Typed manuscript (3p) by Ferguson on the history of Cape Girardeau business schools from 1904 to 1954, including the Cape Girardeau Business College, the Southeast Missouri Commercial College, Steimle Business School, and the Cape Girardeau Office Training School.

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Music books (7p) entitled “Pioneer Music of the Ozarks” with 28 musical scores without lyrics, attributed to L. J. Fink of Union, [Mo].