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A 2012 calendar featuring Steinhoff’s photographs of Cape Girardeau and Southeast Missouri and a photobook entitled Tower Rock “A Demon that Devours Travelers.” Tower Rock includes photographs and descriptions of Tower Rock in the Mississippi River.

Record books, correspondence, reports, catalogs, pamphlets and scrapbooks pertaining to the daily functions, programs, events, and history of the Southeast Missouri State University library.

Nomination form (15p) and accompanying documentation for Kenwood, the Frank E. Burroughs House, designed by Edwin Branch Deane, on Bloomfield Road, Cape Girardeau.

Original holograph (1p), photocopy and transcription of letter from King George V of England to Ella Schultz of Cape Girardeau thanking American soldiers for their participation in World War I.

Materials collected by Colonel Henry Lee Kinnison of Charleston, Missouri, a veteran of the Spanish-American War. Includes newspapers from the United States and abroad, international political cartoons clipped from newspapers from 1898-1904, and a book, Memories of the Campaign of Santiago, June 6, 1898- August 18, 1898, on experiences during the Spanish-American War.

List of Christian churches in Cape Girardeau, Mo. by denomination. Includes map and service times. *oversized

Transcripts (3) of broadcast “Salute to Cape Girardeau,” primarily a historical tribute to significant figures of the city’s past.

Correspondence, work orders, and financial documents from the engineering consulting firms ran by Otto Kochtitzky and John E. Warner; includes records from Warner & Poe Cr., Kochtitzky & Warner Drainage Contractors.

Audio tapes (3) and interview transcripts from an oral history project on Missouri Veterans and their experiences in World War II. Also included are the biographies and a report by Kyle Mabuce as part of his independent study.

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