Transcription and photocopies of the record book of Bethel Baptist Church, the first Protestant church west of the Mississippi River. The book contains the minutes and proceedings of the church.

Programs, booklets, correspondence, and a scrapbook about the statewide traveling exhibit of George Caleb Bingham’s artwork, especially the exhibit at Southeast Missouri State University’s Kent Library. Bingham (born March 20, 1811 – died July 7, 1879) was a realist artist and Missouri statesmen. Many of Bingham’s works depicts life along the frontier of the Missouri River. *also listed in University Archives Collections

Microfilm copies of the ledger and record book from Bird’s Landing Warehouse in Cairo [Il].

Pamphlet explaining the reasoning behind and the construction of the Birds Point-New Madrid Floodway in Missouri. Includes a map, charts, and photographs

Correspondence, legal papers, travel writings and ephemera, drawings, sheet music, stamps, foreign currency, journals, photographs, glass negatives, and slides from the Blackwelder, Del Mar, and MacCoy families, who were connected by marriage. The families were avid travelers, artists, and writers, and were prominent in Chicago, St. Louis, and New York.

Materials relating to Blue’s years as a student at Southeast Missouri State Teachers College and as a member of the Navy V-12 program. Includes an athletics scrapbook, programs from athletic, theatrical, social, and university events, photographs, and ephemera. *also listed as University Archives Collection.

Microfilmed copies of the Bollinger County [Mo] probate court records.

Trustee’s Deed of Sale, dated May 29, 1880, documenting the conveyance of the Bollinger Mill, Burfordville, [Mo], from Solomon Burford and his wife Kate, to Mary Otis Hale.

Pamphlet entitled The Saga of a Man and A House by Glen Goellner, issued by the Daniel Boone Shrine Association, inc. Documents the later life of Daniel Boone and the home in which he died, near Defiance [Mo]

Program from lecture by Salvation Army founder Booth, at the Community Arena [A. C. Brase Arena Building], Cape Girardeau, May 14, 1940. Provides information on new community building.