Box 3120
Contains 16 Results:
Belmont, Missouri Photographs
Three 6” x 8” and one 8” x 10” b/w copy photographs the Belmont Elevator and Granary, built in 1871, showing the railroad tracks, and an unidentified building that appears to be the Belmont Depot
Felix Snider Photographs
Photographs (b/w) of Cape Girardeau landmarks from Felix Snider’s Cape Girardeau: Biography of a City (1956).
Mabel Post Photographs
Eighteen b/w 7” x 9” photographs showing construction of the U. S. Post Office and Courthouse at Cape Girardeau between 1908 and 1910; and sixteen b/w 8” x 10” photographs showing teams of men and mules in the early phases of construction on the Cape Girardeau Waterworks between May 1 and June 15, 1931.
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.
Cape Girardeau Flood Photographs
Eleven b/w 3.5” x 5 3/8” photographic postcards of Mississippi River flooding scenes on the Cape Girardeau riverfront, showing the Frisco Passenger Station, the shoe factory, the buildings along Water Street, sandbagging efforts, and a train running on the flooded tracks, 1922.
Photograph of Water Street, taken from Bald Eagle Steamboat, Apr. 1922
Eleven sepia photographic postcards (3.5” x 5 3/8”) showing Mississippi river flood scenes in the downtown Cape Girardeau, Missouri area, with particular emphasis on the railroad, the Frisco depot, and riverfront businesses. Postcard scenes described on verso in unidentified hand and dated “Apr 1922.” Two scenes credited to Kassel Studio, a commercial photographic studio in Cape Girardeau.
Photograph of Train in flood, from Main Street, Apr. 1922
Eleven sepia photographic postcards (3.5” x 5 3/8”) showing Mississippi river flood scenes in the downtown Cape Girardeau, Missouri area, with particular emphasis on the railroad, the Frisco depot, and riverfront businesses. Postcard scenes described on verso in unidentified hand and dated “Apr 1922.” Two scenes credited to Kassel Studio, a commercial photographic studio in Cape Girardeau.
Photograph of Frisco Passenger Station during flooding, Apr. 1922
Eleven sepia photographic postcards (3.5” x 5 3/8”) showing Mississippi river flood scenes in the downtown Cape Girardeau, Missouri area, with particular emphasis on the railroad, the Frisco depot, and riverfront businesses. Postcard scenes described on verso in unidentified hand and dated “Apr 1922.” Two scenes credited to Kassel Studio, a commercial photographic studio in Cape Girardeau.
Photograph of Frisco Passenger Station during flooding from building on Independence Street, Apr. 1922
Eleven sepia photographic postcards (3.5” x 5 3/8”) showing Mississippi river flood scenes in the downtown Cape Girardeau, Missouri area, with particular emphasis on the railroad, the Frisco depot, and riverfront businesses. Postcard scenes described on verso in unidentified hand and dated “Apr 1922.” Two scenes credited to Kassel Studio, a commercial photographic studio in Cape Girardeau.
Photograph of Mississippi River flooding, taken from Courthouse, Apr. 1922
Eleven sepia photographic postcards (3.5” x 5 3/8”) showing Mississippi river flood scenes in the downtown Cape Girardeau, Missouri area, with particular emphasis on the railroad, the Frisco depot, and riverfront businesses. Postcard scenes described on verso in unidentified hand and dated “Apr 1922.” Two scenes credited to Kassel Studio, a commercial photographic studio in Cape Girardeau.