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Missouri State Archives Finding Aid [998.501]

MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS Michael Ehrmann Postcard Collection

Abstract: Modern (primarily 1980s-1990s) postcards from around the state of .

Extent: 1.75 Cubic Feet

Physical Description: Paper

Location: Missouri State Archives; Stacks

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Alternative Formats: None

Access Restrictions: None

Publication Restrictions: Standard copyright rules apply

Preferred Citation: [description of item], [date]; Michael Ehrmann Postcard Collection, Record Group 998.501; Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City.

Acquisition Information: Gift with Deed; Accession #2020-0004

Processing Information: Processing completed by EW on 10/30/2020. Updated by EW on 03/26/2021.

HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES

United States postcards took off around 1907 when senders were allowed to write messages on the backs of the cards. Earlier, from 1901 to 1906, senders could only address the cards on the back and there was only a small space (if any) reserved on the front for a message. Historic postcards are a popular collector’s item.

ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION as of 03/26/2021 MICHAEL EHRMANN POSTCARD COLLECTION, MS501

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Additional External Resources

Postcard collections are typically available at most state and local historical societies and archives.

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POSTCARDS (1927-2005)

Extent: 1.75 Cubic Feet; 1,420 Postcards

Arrangement: By size, then alphabetical by with general Missouri first

Scope and Content

Postcards from around the state, only three of which have postmarks from being mailed. The majority (1,213) are undated and those with dates primarily are from the 1980s-1990s. Out of the 1,420 postcards in this series, only one is in the public domain. Thirty-five are of unknown copyright status. All the rest are under copyright and standard copyright rules apply.

Container List

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Location Box Folder Contents (all 5”x7” or smaller unless otherwise Date indicated) 273 1-94 General Missouri 1978-2005 273 95 Barry County n.d. 273 96 Benton, Henry, St. Clair and Hickory Counties n.d. 273 97-114 Boone County 1988-1992 273 115-123 Buchanan County n.d. 273 124 Butler County n.d. 273 125 Caldwell County n.d. 273 126-141 Callaway County 1996 279 1-6 Callaway County (larger than 5”x7”) n.d. 273 142-145 Camden County 1996-1997 273 146-149 Camden or Miller County n.d. 273 150-165 Cape Girardeau County 1997 279 7 Cape Girardeau County (larger than 5”x7”) n.d. 273 166 Cass County 1996 273 167-173 Christian County 1994 273 174-194 Clay County 1993 273 195-224 Cole County 1990-1996 273 225 Cooper County n.d. 273 226-229 Crawford County 1996 273 230 Dallas County n.d. 273 231-232 Daviess County 1992 273 233 Dent County 1997 273 234 Gasconade County n.d. 273 235-238 Greene County 1993 273 239-244 Henry County n.d. 273 245-247 Iron County 1996 274 1-270 Jackson County c1950-1997 275 1-57 Jackson County, con’t 1988-1997 279 8-10 Jackson County (larger than 5”x7”) 1997

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275 58-60 Jasper County 1993 275 61 Jefferson County 1996 275 62-64 Laclede County n.d. 275 65-77 Marion and Ralls Counties n.d. 275 78 McDonald County n.d. 275 79-80 County n.d. 275 81 Montgomery County 1997 275 82-83 Oregon County n.d. 275 84 Ozark County 1997 275 85 Pemiscot County n.d. 275 86-87 Perry County n.d. 275 88-105 Phelps County 1993 275 106-116 Polk County n.d. 275 117-121 Pulaski County n.d. 275 122 Ralls County 1997 275 123 Ray County n.d. 275 124-125 Reynolds County n.d. 275 126-127 Ripley County 1996-1997 275 128 Saline County 1997 275 129-131 Scott & New Madrid Counties n.d. 275 132-138 Shannon County 1996-1997 275 139-155 St. Charles County 1988 279 11 St. Charles County (larger than 5”x7”) n.d. 275 156 St. Clair County 1996 275 157-275 St. Louis City 1927-1997 276 1-273 St. Louis City, con’t 1980-1998 277 1-128 St. Louis City, con’t 1960-1993 279 12-29 St. Louis City (larger than 5”x7”) 1982 277 129-191 St. Louis County 1981-1997 277 192-201 Ste. Genevieve County 1996 277 202 Stoddard County n.d. 277 203-206 Stone County n.d. 277 207-212 Stone and Taney Counties n.d. 277 213-272 Taney County n.d. 278 1-48 Taney County, con’t 1996 278 49-51 Wayne County n.d. 278 52-53 Wayne & Butler Counties n.d. 278 54 Wright County n.d.

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NON-POSTCARDS (1976-2011)

Extent: 17 Items

Arrangement: By size, then alphabetical by county

Scope and Content

These are non-postcard materials, primarily prints and cards. All items are under copyright and standard copyright rules apply.

Container List

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Location Box Folder Contents Date 1A/4/7 279 30 Clay County (larger than 5”x7”) n.d. 1A/4/7 279 31-33 Jackson County (larger than 5”x7”) 1976 1A/4/7 278 55-59 St. Charles County n.d. 1A/4/7 278 60-67 St. Louis City 2011

Missouri State Archives Page 5 of 5 Finding Aid 998.501 Location Box Folder Title Description Date Under Coverage Format Photographer and/or Notes Copyright? Publisher 273 1 Greetings from Missouri "The Show Me Illustration of the state outline with and various drawings n.d. Yes Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and made by State" inside. Also the state flower, flag and bird. Text on back postcard McGrew Color Graphics, reads, "Missouri. Capital: Jefferson City - Admitted to Kansas City, MO Union 1821. State Flower: Hawthorn - State Bird: Bluebird. Nickname: Show-me State - State Song: . Missouri is composed of fertile farmland in the north and the rugged Ozark Mountains in the south. Historically, Missouri played a leading role as gateway to the West. The state is a popular vacationland. It has 11 major lakes and many fishing streams, springs and caves. The Lake of the is one of the largest man- made lakes in the world, covering over 65,000 acres. Table Rock Lake in southwest Missouri is noted for outstanding scenic beauty as well as fishing."

273 2 Greetings from Missouri Illustration of Missouri with towns and cartoon symbols. 1981-1990 Yes Missouri, United States 6"x3.875" color unknown Also state bird, flag, and animal. Text on back reads, postcard "Nickname - The Show-Me-State. 1980 Population - 4,778,000. Area in square miles - 69,868. Entered the Union - August 10, 1821 (24th)."

273 3 Hello from Big MO…Missouri The Show Me Drawing of state with highways, towns, state parks and 1979 Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color postcard Published by J.M.C. Photo State other sites. Also state flag. No additional text on back. Service, Anna, IL; copyright H.S. Crocker Co., Inc.; A Mirro- Krome Card by H.S. Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK

273 4 Greetings from Missouri Drawing of state with towns and cartoon features. Also a 1981-1990 Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4.25" color Published by Paragon mule, the Capitol, Bagnell Dam, Liberty Memorial, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Memorial , airport terminal building, Roaring MO; a Paragon Color Product River State Park and a . Text on back reads, "Missouri - The Cave State. Nickname: Show Me State. 1980 Population: 4,778,000. Capital: Jefferson City. Entered the Union: August 10, 1821 (24th)."

273 5 Missouri Drawing of state with highways and towns. Also state flag 1991 Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., and state animal (mule). Text on back reads, "Missouri. postcard Chillicothe, MO; background Capital: Jefferson City - Admitted to the Union in 1821. photo copyright Harry State Tree: Dogwood - State Bird: Bluebird. State Insect: Rogers; mule photo Missouri Honeybee - State Animal: Mule. Nickname: Show Me Division of Tourism State - State Dance: Squaredance. Missouri is composed of fertile farmland in the north and the rugged Ozark Mountains in the south. Historically, Missouri played a leading role as gateway to the West. The state is now a popular vacationland. It has 11 major lakes and many fishing streams, springs and caves. The is one of the largest man-made lakes in the world, covering over 65,000 acres. Table Rock Lake in southwest Missouri is noted for outstanding scenic beauty as well as fishing. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 6 The Show Me State Missouri Illustration showing the state outline with major cities, a n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and distributed by steamboat, the , a cityscape, cattle, state postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., flag, and more. Also says "State Bird Bluebird State Tree Mesa, AZ; digital imaging Dogwood State Flower Hawthorn." No additional text on copyright Terrell Publishing back." 273 7 Greetings from Missouri Come and See for Illustration showing the state outline with major cities n.d. unknown Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color unknown Yourself why we call it the "Show Me and some cartoon symbols. Text on back reads, "24th postcard State" state admitted to the Union in 1821. Capitol [sic]: Jefferson City. State Flower: Hawthorn. State Bird: Bluebird. The magnificent Gateway Arch in St. Louis is a symbol of this site's role as gateway to the West, in our country's early expansion. Kansas City is known as the city of beautiful fountains. Branson, in southwest Missouri, has become the home of World Class Entertainers, with theatres featuring country and all types of music. Add the many clear streams, lakes and springs and you see why millions 'Wake Up to Missouri' each year."

273 8 Missouri Illustration of the state outline with cartoons of various n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark sites and state symbols. Text on back reads, "Missouri The postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; Show Me State. 24th state - admitted to the Union in illustration by Leslie Eichler, 1821. Capital: Jefferson City. State Flower: Hawthorn. copyright Terrell Publishing State Bird: Bluebird." Co.

273 9 Missouri Show Me State Illustration of the state outline with three highways and n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and distributed by several cities. Also state symbols and facts. No additional postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., text on back. Mesa, AZ 273 10 Missouri The Show Me State Illustration showing the state with a few cities indicated, n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright and distributed by a train, , Gateway Arch and steamboat, Jesse postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., James, and Civil War reenactors. No additional text on Mesa, AZ back. 273 11 Missouri The Show Me State Illustration showing the state with a few cities indicated n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 4"x6" color postcard Copyright Jenkins and cartoons of bluebird, hawthorn, Mark Twain, a fish, Enterprises, North Little cotton and state flag. No additional text on back. Rock, AR

273 12 Missouri - Shot April 3rd, 1882 Illustration of a Jesse James wanted poster, a gun, playing n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and distributed by cards, bullets, coins, and the state of Missouri with postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., several cities indicated. No additional text on back. Mesa, AZ

273 13 Missouri Illustration of Missouri with towns and a couple highways, n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright and distributed by Mark Twain, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., Huckleberry Finn and a riverboat. No additional text on Mesa, AZ back. 273 14 Missouri 66 Illustration of the Route 66 route, a rest top, classic car n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and distributed by and postcard. Text on back reads, "Fun Times on Route postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., 66!" Mesa, AZ; digital imaging copyright Terrell Publishing; all scenic photography by D. Jeannene Tiner, House Springs, MO

273 15 Missouri "The Show Me State" Illustration of the state outline with a sunset photograph n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.75"x4" color Published by J.M.C. Photo inlaid, various state symbols, the Gateway Arch and a postcard Service, Anna, IL; A Mirro- riverboat. Erroneously says the state fish is the bass (it's Krome Card by H.S. Crocker the channel catfish). No additional text on back. Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK 273 16 Missouri Illustration of the state outline with a sunset photograph 1981-1990 Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Dunlap Post inlaid, the state flower, state bird, a fish captioned "Ozark postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; Fishing" and the logo and mascot copyright Plastichrome; (tiger). Text on back reads, "Missouri - The Cave State. printed in Ireland Nickname: The Show Me State. 1980 Population: 4,778,000. Capital: Jefferson City. Entered the Union: August 10th, 1821 (24th)."

273 17 Greetings from Missouri Two-panel postcard showing cow pasture scenes. No n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Dunlap Post additional text on back. picture postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; copyright Plastichrome; printed in Ireland 273 18 Missouri Five-panel postcard showing various tourist destinations. n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Dunlap Post Text on back reads, "Greetings from Missouri 'The Show picture postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; Me State.' Lots of history and lots of scenery - a vacation copyright Plastichrome; paradise." printed in Ireland; photos by James Blank 273 19 Missouri Two-panel postcard showing two different barns and n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Dunlap Post Card Co., farm ponds. Text on back reads, "Magnificent - any picture postcard Omaha, NE; photos copyright day…any season." James Blank 273 20 Missouri Four-panel postcard with images of the Churchill n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Dunlap Post Memorial, University of Missouri, Hannibal and State picture postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; Capitol. Text on back reads, "Greetings from Missouri." copyright Plastichrome; printed in Ireland; photos by James Blank 273 21 Autumn in Missouri Two-panel postcard with an image of a narrow paved n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark road bordered by yellow trees and a stream with rocky picture postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; shore and fall trees. Text on back reads, "Missouri. photos copyright James Blank Autumn in Missouri is a special sight to see."

273 22 Springtime in Missouri Two-panel postcard with images of flowering trees. Text n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark on back reads, "Dogwood blossoming in Missouri in the picture postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; spring is a remarkably beautiful sight." photos copyright Mark Pelton & Thomas Fletcher

273 23 Missouri Bluebird Image of a male bluebird on a tree branch with small 1992 Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Copyright The Missouri pink/red flower buds. Text on back reads, "On March 30, postcard Postcard Co., Climax Springs, 1927, the native bluebird became the official state bird of MO; photo by Matt Miles; Mo. The bluebird, considered a symbol of happiness, is Lawson Mardon Post Card usually 6 1/2 to 7 inches long and is common in Missouri from early spring until late November."

273 24 Missouri Image of a flowering dogwood. Text on back reads, "The 1990 Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; Dogwood, Missouri's state tree, blooms profusely during picture postcard photo copyright John Avery the early spring." 273 25 Missouri Dogwood Image of a flowering dogwood beyond a split rail fence. n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Copyright Vacationland Text on back reads, "The Dogwood is Missouri's state postcard Distributing Co.; photo tree. It blooms profuesly [sic] in the wilds each April." copyright Bob McCaslin

273 26 Marvelous Missouri Image of a lake bordered by fall trees. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Dunlap Post "Missouri is a blend of history and impressive natural picture postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; beauty. The northern plains gradually become southern copyright Plastichrome; hills as open fields, green with corn or golden with grain, printed in Ireland merge with dramatic bluffs, hardwood forests and beautiful rivers."

273 27 Greetings From Missouri Image of a stream flowing by a field and trees. No n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Dunlap Post additional text on back. picture postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; copyright Plastichrome; printed in Ireland 273 28 Escape to Missouri Image of a small mill dam. Text on back reads, "Greetings n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Dunlap Post from Missouri. Outdoor recreation and historic picture postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; preservation are combined in Missouri's 38 State Parks designed and printed for and 22 Historic Sites. Approximately 89,000 acres of the John Hinde, copyright state's most scenic and culturally significant areas offer Curteich Inc. varied adventures."

273 29 Missouri Close-up of pink wildflowers with a small brook behind. n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 4"x6" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Text on back reads, "Missouri is a state of beauty with an postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by abundance of natural streams, waterfalls, and Kelly Shipp wildflowers." 273 30 Missouri Image of the sun setting beyond a lake. Text on back n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Dunlap Post Card Co., reads, "Missouri's Lakes. Heavenly in any season…any picture postcard Omaha, NE; photo copyright time of day." James Blank 273 31 Missouri Image of the sun setting beyond a lake. A lone boater. 1978 Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., Text on back reads, "Missouri Conservation Areas - picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo Throughout the state there are over 700 Conservation copyright Harry Rogers Areas, owned and managed by the Missouri Dept. of Conservation. These lands contain a wide variety of natural habitat, providing refuge and sustenance for virtually every species of native wildlife. Conservation Areas are open to the public for various recreational uses. Pictured is a wetland Area where fishing is enjoyed. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 32 Missouri Image of a foggy sunrise. Text on back reads, "Sunrise in n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Missouri can be spectacular as the fog rises off the many picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; rivers and lakes." photo copyright Martha McBride/Unicorn Stock Photos 273 33 Missouri Image of a sunrise beyond a barbed wire fence. Text on n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Copyright MRTC/Ozark back reads, "Barbed wire becomes a prairieland horizon postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; reminding us of the pioneer past as the sun sets on a photo copyright Bob Barrett Missouri plain." 273 34 Missouri Close-up of wheat. Text on back reads, "Ripe winter n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Copyright MRTC/Ozark wheat stands tall and heavy awaiting harvest as a postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; midsummer storm brews in the distance over the photo copyright Bob Barrett Missouri farmland." 273 35 Missouri View of a farm in the fall. Text on back reads, "Missouri's n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Dunlap Post Card Co., Inc., wooded hills and gentle slopes provide timber, pasture, picture postcard Omaha, NE; photo copyright and favorable weather for growing fruits and vegetables." James Blank

273 36 Missouri View of a farm. No additional text on back. n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Dunlap Post Card Co., Inc., picture postcard Omaha, NE; photo copyright James Blank 273 37 Missouri Image of a field in bloom and an old barn. Text on back n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark reads, "A farm scene in Missouri." picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; photo copyright John Elk III 273 38 Missouri Image of a cow pasture. Text on back reads, "A pastoral n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark farm scene in America's Heartland." picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; photo copyright Robert F. Sutton 273 39 Missouri Image of a verdant grove, barbed wire fence with old n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 4"x6" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North wood post, and a rusted farm implement. Text on back postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by reads, "This beautiful scene offers a nostalgic glimpse of Kelly Shipp the past." 273 40 Missouri Image of a curved two-lane highway bordered by fall n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Rick Anderson trees. Text on back reads, "Escape to Missouri - The 'Show picture postcard Enterprises and Dunlap Post Me' State." Card Co., Inc., Omaha, NE; photo by Rick Anderson

273 41 Missouri Image of a funnel cloud beyond a four-lane highway in n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Copyright MRTC/Ozark the country. Text on back reads, "Dramatic weather postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; quickly develops as a tornado approaches this lonely photo copyright Bob Barrett Missouri road." 273 42 Greetings from your DEER Image of a white-tailed deer buck. Text on back reads, "A n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark deer gives a wink in the wild of the Ozark Mountains." picture postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; photo copyright Garry Walter

273 43 Missouri Image of a white-tailed deer buck. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark "Whitetail Buck. Missouri is famous for its population of picture postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; wild deer, making for excellent hunting in season. During photo copyright Bill Marchel an average hunting season an excess of 125,000 deer are harvested." 273 44 Missouri Mules Image of a pair of dark mules. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc., St. 'Show Me State' is famous for the raising of prize mules." picture postcard Louis, MO; photo copyright Doris Brookes 273 45 Nurture A pileated woodpecker feeds its young in a hollowed out 2005 Yes Missouri, United States 4.25"x6" color picture Copyright Aineworks; photo tree nest. Text on back reads, "Nurture. Pileated postcard by Aine Kresheck Woodpecker Feeding Chick, Missouri . It is okay to get your needs met." 273 46 Missouri Image of still waters. Text on back reads, "St. Francis 1997 Yes Missouri, United States 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San River, Mark Twain National Forest." picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo copyright Charles Gurche 273 47 Ozarks Image of a waterfall in the woods. Text on back reads, 1996 Yes Missouri, United States 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San "Falling Spring, Mark Twain National Forest, Missouri." picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo copyright Charles Gurche 273 48 Missouri Close-up of wild violets blooming among leaf litter. Text 1997 Yes Missouri, United States 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San on back reads, "Bird's-foot Violets and White Oak leaves, picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Mark Twain National Forest." copyright Charles Gurche 273 49 Missouri Image of a bridge across the White River. Text on back 1996 Yes Missouri, United States 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San reads, "White River, Mark Twain National Forest, picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Missouri." copyright Charles Gurche 273 50 St. Louis to Joplin Interstate 44 Missouri Image of I-44 bordered by bluffs. Text on back reads, "I-44 n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Missouri Ozarks. Interstate 44 transverses the state from postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by St. Louis to Joplin, at times running parallel to the old U.S. Doug DePew Route 66." 273 51 Katy Trail Missouri Image of the gravel Katy Trail with treed bluffs on one n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark side and a river on the other. Text on back reads, "The picture postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; Katy Trail is a popular hiking and biking trail that runs photo copyright Martha from St. Charles to Sedalia, at times along the bank of the McBride/Unicorn Stock Missouri River." Photos 273 52 Ozarks in Bloom Five-panel postcard showing trees and flowers in bloom, n.d. Yes Missouri and , 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North some close-ups. Text on back reads, "The Ozarks Missouri- United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photos Arkansas. Dogwoods, redbuds, and wildflowers color the copyright Tim Ernst, Tom Till woodland beauty of the Ozarks." and Ken Raveill/Terrell Publishing Co.

273 53 Ozark National Scenic Riverways Image of the sign announcing the Riverways. Text on back n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4.125" color Del-Mar Adv. & Mfg. Co., reads, "Ozark National Scenic Riverways has the unique picture postcard Silva, MO distinction of being the first national riverways to be included in the National Park System, embracing more than 86,000 acres. Located in south central Missouri, the area includes some of the Ozarks most beautiful scenery & natural wonders."

273 54 Ozark Dogwood Image of a large dogwood tree in bloom behind a split rail n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Ozark Postcard fence. Text on back reads, "Dogwood Time in the Ozarks. picture postcard Publishers, Kimberling City, The hill country in late April and early May attracts MO; McGrew Color Graphics, visitors from many states to see the beautiful displays of Kansas City, MO dogwood and redbud. There are still many rustic old rail fences and other reminders of the early settlers in this rugged region."

273 55 The Ozarks Image of a wooded area. Text on back reads, "It's possible n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5"x7" color picture Gallery Prints from the that a deer scampered away just before you arrived at postcard Ozarks; Ozark Postcard this beautiful forest scene in the Ozarks." Publishers, Kimberling City, MO; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO; photo by Charlie Smith

273 56 The Ozarks Image of trees turning colors in the fall. Text on back n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5"x7" color picture Gallery Prints from the reads, "What a visual feast of colors in this autumnal view postcard Ozarks; Ozark Postcard of the Ozarks." Publishers, Kimberling City, MO; Terrell Publishing Co.; photo copyright Kelly Spencer 273 57 The Majestic Ozark Mountains Image of treed, rolling hills and a blue sky. Text on back n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4" color Del-Mar Wholesale, Silva, reads, "The majestic Ozark Mountains rise above the picture postcard MO; dynacolor graphics, inc., peaceful valleys to provide the traveler with scenic views , FL of every changing beauty." 273 58 Ozark Morning Fog Image of the Ozark Mountains in the morning with fog n.d. Yes Missouri and Arkansas, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Ozark Postcard hanging over the valleys. Text on back reads, "Mother United States picture postcard Publishers, Kimberling City, Nature filled the valleys with 'whipped cream fog' just MO; McGrew Color Graphics, before the photographer recorded this scenic wonder. Kansas City, MO; photo by The Ozark Mountain Country of southern Missouri and Bill Anderson northern Arkansas has beautiful forests, lakes, streams and more than 10,000 springs. Underground rivers have formed more than 2,000 caves in the area."

273 59 Ozarks Bird's eye view of fall trees and green grass. Text on back 1996 Yes Missouri, United States 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San reads, "Fields and forests near the Current River, picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Missouri." copyright Charles Gurche 273 60 Ozark Mountains Early morning view of a field and treed hills. Text on back n.d. Yes Missouri and Arkansas, 4.125"x5.875" color Jenkins Enterprises, North reads, "The Ozark Mountains of Southern Missouri and United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Northern Arkansas provide beautiful vistas and copyright Kent Knudson/FPG breathtaking scenery." 273 61 The Ozarks The rising or setting sun shines through a gap in an old n.d. Yes Missouri and Arkansas, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North barn. Text on back reads, "This scene is indicative of the United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by natural beauty found in the Ozarks of Missouri and Beau Rogers Arkansas." 273 62 Missouri Ozarks Image of a rising or setting sun beyond the hills. Text on n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4" color Published by Illinois back reads, "Greetings from Missouri. The Ozarks of picture postcard Distributing Co., Aurora, IL; Missouri are one of the main focal points of the state, photo copyright Alan Nyiri; providing recreational activities for tourists and printed in Canada residents." 273 63 The Ozarks The sun sets beyond rolling hills. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Missouri and Arkansas, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North "Ozarks Sunset. A beautiful sun setting on the Ozark United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by Mountains of Arkansas and Missouri." Beau Rogers 273 64 Missouri Image of the rising or setting sun beyond rolling hills. Text 1997 Yes Missouri, United States 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San on back reads, "Current River Valley, Ozark National picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Scenic Riverways." copyright Charles Gurche 273 65 The Ozarks Image from a rocky outcrop looking down over forested n.d. Yes Missouri and Arkansas, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North hills showing fall colors. Text on back reads, "The United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photo beautiful Ozark Mountain Country of northern Arkansas copyright Brian Miller and southern Missouri is a spectacular array of color. The Ozarks abound with mountains, trees, caves, lakes and streams." 273 66 Autumn in the Ozarks Image of a curvy gravel road going past fall trees. Text on n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark back reads, "What a visual feast of colors awaits the picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; visitor to the Ozark Mountains in the fall." photo copyright Gayle Harper/Ozark Stock Photography 273 67 Scenic Ozarks Image of a river with mist clinging to the surface. Text on n.d. Yes Missouri and Arkansas, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North back reads, "The Ozark Mountain Country of Southern United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Missouri and Northern Arkansas has beautiful forests, copyright John Elk III lakes, streams and more than 10,000 springs. Underground rivers have formed more than 2,000 caves in the region." 273 68 The Ozarks View of a river bordered by trees showing fall colors. Text n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North on back reads, "This idyllic scene, with bright leaf picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo deciduous trees offering dramatic contrast to lush copyright Larry McSpadden evergreens, is only minutes away from a busy highway in the Ozarks region; but light-years from the hustle and bustle of a popular tourist attraction nearby."

273 69 The Ozarks Image of a river in the woods. Text on back reads, "Soak n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Ozark Postcard up the beauty, while dangling your feet in the cool water picture postcard Publishers, Kimberling City, of this mountain stream in the Ozarks." MO; photo by Mark Pelton; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 273 70 Experience The Ozarks Image of a lake in a field with a distant view of rolling n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Copyright Missouri Postcard hills. Text on back reads, "Beside still waters." postcard Co., Climax Springs, MO; photo by James Blank

273 71 The Ozarks A double rainbow arcs over the sky beyond a river and n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark lush green trees. Text on back reads, "Twin Rainbow in picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; the Ozarks. Here you are, enjoying this beautiful scene in photo copyright Randy the Ozarks, and suddenly a spectacular twin rainbow Wyman appears." 273 72 Ozark Stream View of a clear stream flowing over rocks. Text on back n.d. Yes Missouri and Arkansas, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark reads, "The Ozark Mountain Country of Southern Missouri United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; and Northern Arkansas has beautiful forests, lakes, photo copyright Buddy streams and more than 10,000 springs. Underground Mays/FPG rivers have formed more than 2,000 caves in the region."

273 73 Missouri Image of a river in the woods. Text on back reads, "A mist n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Missouri Postcard Co., Climax hangs over the cool, spring-fed water of the North Fork of postcard Springs, MO; photo by the White River as it flows southward through Ozark Murray Michael Grace; Country. The North Fork is an example of many of the Lawson Mardon Post Card clear rivers and streams that flow through southern Missouri." 273 74 The Ozarks Image of a brook running over rocks in the woods. Text n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo on back reads, "From the Ozarks. Soak up the beauty, picture postcard copyright Duane Yessak while dangling your feet in the cool water of this mountain stream in the Ozarks." 273 75 Ozarks Tubing Families enjoy the water in the summertime. Text on back n.d. Yes Missouri and Arkansas, 5.875"x4.125" color Ozark Postcard Publishers, reads, " has long been popular in the clear water United States picture postcard Kimberling City, MO; photo streams of southern Missouri and northern Arkansas by Ken Raveill; printed in Ozarks. But today, add the giant inner tube floaters to the Ireland for John Hinde, group of nature lovers that enjoy drifting on these Curteich, Inc. magnificent rivers, past soaring limestone bluffs, and trees, trees, trees. Several rivers in Missouri and Arkansas have been designated, 'Ozark National Scenic Riverways', and their waterways and adjoining shorelines are protected and controlled for the enjoyment of everyone."

273 76 Current River Aerial view of the river with several canoes. Text on back n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo reads, "Canoeing on the Current River, one of Missouri's picture postcard copyright Frank Oberle most popular canoeing and rafting rivers, is a favorite summertime activity." 273 77 Current River Bird's eye view of the river with several canoes. Text on n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark back reads, "Missouri Ozarks National Scenic Riverways. picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; This beautiful stream, one of the last unspoiled and photo by Charles and Joann unpolluted rivers in America, will be preserved by the Jordon . The headwaters of the Current are located in , near Salem, Missouri. Current River is one of the most famous floating and fishing streams in the country. Big Spring, the largest single outlet spring in the world, empties into the river near Van Buren, Mo."

273 78 Canoeing the Current River Bird's eye view of the river with several canoes. Text on n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark back reads, "Canoeing of the Current River, one of picture postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; Missouri's most popular canoeing and rafting rivers, is a photo copyright Dick Dietrich favorite summertime activity."

273 79 Hello from Current River Country Image of the Current River in late fall. No additional text n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by Richard Scratches on back. postcard Mitchell, Neelyville, MO 273 80 Missouri Ozarks People in three canoes paddle down a river toward a n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark bridge. Text on back reads, "Canoe Float Trips in the picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Missouri Ozarks. In the southern Missouri Ozarks region Missouri Tourism photo you can float more than 35 streams year-round. What a beautiful place to float, clear water rivers with gravel bottoms and Ozark Mountain scenery in a wilderness setting. Good paved roads crisscross the Ozark National Scenic Riverways and Mark Twain National Forest in southern Missouri, where many of the canoe float rivers are located."

273 81 The Ozarks Image of treed hills and a lake in the fall. The trees have n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North turned colors. Text on back reads, "Lake in the Ozarks. postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by What a visual feast of colors in this view from the Susan Storch mountain top, looking down on a lake in the Ozarks."

273 82 Ozark Cliffs Image of a bluff overlooking a lake. Text on back reads, "A n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Copyright Vacationland beautiful scenic view from one of the natural rock cliffs postcard Distributing Co.; photo by the OZARKS are known for." Jenell Farrand 273 83 Ozarks View looking through colorful fall leaves toward a lake. n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright WIGWAM SALES, Text on back reads, "Fall Leaves. A beautiful Lake Scene picture postcard Stover, MO; photo copyright accented by a natural frame of fall leaves in the Ozarks." Betty Swihart

273 84 Ozark Twilight Image of a lake and trees, sun bouncing off the water. n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Copyright Vacationland Text on back reads, "Twilight time in the Ozarks, the postcard Distributing Co.; photo by ending of a perfect day." Jenell Farrand 273 85 The Ozarks Three raccoons stick their heads out of a tree cavity nest. n.d. Yes Missouri and Arkansas, 4.125"x5.875" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Text on back reads, "Raccoons are some of the wild United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo 'critters' to be seen on a trip to the Ozark Mountains of copyright Michael Missouri and Arkansas." Rothwell/FPG 273 86 Log Skidding in the Ozarks Two mules drag some logs behind them in the woods. n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color DEL-MAR Adv. & Mfg. Co., Text on back reads, "The mule, a one time necessity in picture postcard Silva, MO many areas of American history." 273 87 Missouri Image of a log home surrounded by a split rail fence. Text n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Missouri Postcard Co., Climax on back reads, "Ozark Mountain Home." postcard Springs, MO; photo by Bruce Blair; Lawson Mardon Post Card 273 88 Ozark Highway Image of a two-lane highway cutting through the hills. n.d. Yes Missouri and Arkansas, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by Text on back reads, "Scenic Ozark Highway. Visitors United States picture postcard MRTC/Ozark Postcard; photo usually comment on the crooks and turns, the 'roller by Ken Raveill; copyright John coaster' rise and fall of the highways in southern Missouri Hinde Curteich Inc.; printed and northern Arkansas. But, most folks don't mind the in Ireland slightly slower pace of travel, because they can enjoy more the scenic wonders of the Ozarks."

273 89 The Ozarks Image of a two-lane highway cutting through the hills. n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Vacationland Distributing Co.; Text on back reads, "Ozark traveling leads you along postcard photo by James Blank natural cliffs, boulders and many scenic views of the country side of Missouri." 273 90 Spring Roadway The Ozarks Image of a narrow road winding through the hills with n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark redbud trees in bloom. Text on back reads, "The hill picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; country in late April and early May attracts visitors from photo by Bill Hartman many states to see the beautiful displays of dogwood and redbud. There are still many rustic old rail fences and other reminders of the early settlers in this rugged region called the Ozarks."

273 91 Ozark Morning Image of beaming through the trees over a two- n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North lane road. Text on back reads, "An 'old master' might have postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by Bill painted this scene on canvas, but travelers in the Ozark Hartman Mountains can see it every day. The Ozark Mountain Country of Northern Arkansas and Southern Missouri has beautiful forests, lakes, streams and more than 10,000 springs. Underground streams have formed more than 2,000 caves in the area."

273 92 Missouri The Civil War - 1861 Photo collage of a Civil War uniform jacket, hat, guns, and n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and distributed by state outline with some cities indicated. No additional postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., text on back. Mesa, AZ 273 93 Greetings from U.S. 66 America's Main Word art and colorized image of a rural road. Text on 1993 Yes Missouri, United States 6.5"x4.75" color Copyright Curt Teich & Co., Street Scenic Missouri back reads, "Scenic Missouri. Scenic U.S. 66 crosses postcard reproduction Inc.; from Route 66 Missouri, a distance of 300 miles between St. Louis and Postcards, copyright Michael Joplin. U - Scenic View in , Sullivan. and Suzanne Wallis, St. Main Street Joplin. S - Abou Ben Adhem Shrine Mosque, Martin's Press. Wallis Springfield. Big Piney River and Bluffs at Devil's Elbow. 6 - Collection/Curt Teich Scenic Bluffs along the Gasconade River. Post Postcard Archives, Lake Headquarters, Fort Leonard Wood. 6 - Statue of Saint County (Illinois) Museum Louis, St. Louis. Along Scenic U.S. Highway 66 in the Ozarks." 273 94 Historic Route 66 View of the road with fall trees and a Route 66 road sign. n.d. Yes Missouri, United States 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright WIGWAM SALES, Text on back reads, "Historic Route 66 in Missouri." picture postcard Stover, MO; photo by Joel King 273 95 Shell Knob View of the bridge over Table Rock Lake. Text on back n.d. Yes Shell Knob, Barry 5.875"x4.125" color Ozark Postcard Publishers, reads, "Table Rock Lake Shell Knob, Missouri. Highway 39 County, Missouri, picture postcard Kimberling City, MO; photo bridge crosses Table Rock Lake near Shell Knob, Missouri. United States by Doug DePew; McGrew Shell Knob is one of the major gateways to Ozark Color Graphics, Kansas City, Mountain Country, with resorts, commercial docks, MO camping parks and a complete shopping center. Table Rock Lake stretches for 80 miles from northwest Arkansas through southwest Missouri, with a shoreline of 850 miles."

273 96 Harry S. Dam and Reservoir Three-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Truman n.d. Yes Benton, Henry, St. Clair 6"x4" color picture Published by Dunlap Post Missouri Reservoir is the largest flood control lake in Missouri. The and Hickory Counties, postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; photos Truman Visitor Center, on Kaysinger Bluff offers Missouri, United States by John Penrod; copyright orientation exhibits and a spectacular view of the lake Lawson Mardon Post Card and dam." 273 97 Rock Bridge State Park Columbia, Missouri View of a boardwalk leading toward a natural rock arch in 1988 Yes Boone County, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., the woods. Text on back reads, "Rock Bridge State Park Missouri, United States picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by exhibits a typical Missouri 'karst' topography consisting of Harry Rogers springs, caves, sink holes, and this large rock bridge from which the Park takes its name. The area is wooded with oak, hickory, maple, wild cherry, and persimmon. Wildflowers brighten open spaces and ferns grace limestone bluffs. MO 163, 7 mi. S. of Columbia, MO. Missouri Vacationlands." 273 98 Missouri the Cave State Boone Cave I-70 Tourists exit Boone Cave. Text on back reads, "Boone n.d. Yes Boone County, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., Rocheport Cave was formed 275 million years ago by water slicing Missouri, United States picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo through limestone. This giant cavern features glistening courtesy Missouri Division of rock galleries, natural springs, and one of the largest cave Tourism openings in Missouri - 90 ft. wide by 30 ft. high. Boone Cave is 3 miles south of I-70 at the Rocheport exit. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 99 College Town U.S.A. Columbia, Missouri Four-panel postcard. Text on back reads, " 1. University of n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 6"x4" color picture Copyright Lawson Mardon Missouri, Columbia - 2. Columbia College - St. County, Missouri, postcard Post Card; published by Clair Hall 3. Stephens College - Wood Hall." United States Dunlap Post Card Co., Omaha, NE; photos by John Penrod 273 100 University of Missouri , View from the stands of the football stadium with the n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., Columbia marching band on the field. Text on back reads, "Every County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo autumn, football fans from near and far flock to Faurot United States copyright D. Douglas Jones Field to watch UCM's in action. During breaks in the play, the Golden Girls and mascot keep spirits high with rousing cheers and comic antics. At half-time, UMC's band plays lively music while marching in and out of intricate formations. Faurot Field is on Stadium Drive, a short distance south of UMC campus. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 101 Mizzou Fighting Tigers Illustration of a tiger's head and front paws. Back of card n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 6"x4" color postcard Copyright Dunlap Post Card reads, "University of Missouri, Columbia the 'Fighting County, Missouri, Co.; published by Dunlap Post Tigers' Columbia, Missouri." United States Card Co., Omaha, NE

273 102 Mizzou Tigers Standing Tall Illustration of a tiger's head and front paws. Back of card n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4.125" color Dunlap Post Card Co., reads, "University of Missouri, Columbia the 'Fighting County, Missouri, postcard Omaha, NE Tigers' Columbia, Missouri." United States 273 103 Student Union University of Missouri View from across the street and through some leaves of 1989 Yes Columbia, Boone 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., the Student Union. Text on back reads, "The Memorial County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by Student Union, on Hitt St., is a Gothic white limestone United States Harry Rogers structure providing, through its arch, a west entrance to the White Campus. The Tower honors UMC graduates who died in WW 1; the North Wing honors those of WW 2. The Tower was built in 1926; the North and South Wings at later dates. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 104 University of Missouri, Columbia View of Jesse Hall. Text on back reads, "Jesse Hall n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 6"x4" color picture Published by Dunlap Post University of Missouri, Columbia Columbia, Missouri." County, Missouri, postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; photo United States by John Penrod 273 105 University of Missouri Image of the columns and quad. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., "University of Missouri - Columbia, founded 1839. These County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by six Ionic columns remain from the first , United States Harry Rogers destroyed by fire in 1892. The open grass mall in which the columns stand is surrounded by 18 historic red brick buildings. This area is known as the . Beyond and to the left of the columns are the Engineering Buildings where one of the first incandescent lighting demonstrations was performed, using a dynamo given by . Missouri Vacationlands."

273 106 The Columns & Jesse Hall University of Text on back reads, "Columbia. The University of Missouri n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., Missouri Columbia, Missouri was founded here in 1839. These six Ionic columns from County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by the first Academic Hall still stand at the center of Francis United States Harry Rogers Quadrangle, the University's best-known area. The Quadrangle and 18 surrounding buildings are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. One of these buildings is Jesse Hall, seen beyond and to the right of the Columns. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 107 Conley House Columbia, MO Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Conley House Cultural n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Dunlap Post Card Heritage Center Columbia, Missouri. Named for 18th County, Missouri, picture postcard Co., Inc., Omaha, NE Century Entrepreneur Sanford Francis Conley, the Conley United States House is an example of Italianate Revival Victorian architecture. Completed in 1870, the building is one of the last surviving houses of the period in the Columbia area. It now houses the Missouri Cultural Heritage Center and the Honors College."

273 108 Sanford St. and Conley Ave. Conley House Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Conley House, 1989 Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., University of Missouri, Columbia completed in 1870, is one of the last surviving houses of County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by the period in the Columbia area. It was built by S.F. United States Harry Rogers Conley, a prominent farmer and businessman. Acquired by the University of Missouri in 1980. The Italianate Revival style structure contains the Missouri Cultural Heritage Center and the Honors College. Missouri Vactionlands."

273 109 University of Missouri Columbia View includes the Student Union. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4.125" color photo copyright Dunlap Post "University of Missouri - Columbia Columbia, Missouri County, Missouri, picture postcard Card Co., Inc., Omaha, NE 'The Fighting Tigers.'" United States 273 110 Columbia Missouri Partial view of the courthouse. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 6"x4" color picture Published by Dunlap Post "Boone County Courthouse Columbia, Missouri. During County, Missouri, postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; photo the nineteenth and twentieth centuries Boone County United States by John Penrod courts authorized construction of three courthouses. The first, begun in 1824, became unsuitable by the 1840s. A Greek Revival building replaced it in 1847 and served the county government until after the turn of the century. The third, and present courthouse, was completed in 1909."

273 111 Columbia Parks A tree in Cosmo Park. Text on back reads, "Columbia has n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., more than 40 public parks. This huge Chinquapin Oak tree County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by was photographed at a picnic site in the Cosmopolitan United States Harry Rogers Recreation Area, largest of the parks with 520 acres. The multi-faceted area provides a course, courts, and football fields, and nature trails. Bus. Loop 70 W. Missouri Vacationlands." 273 112 Missouri Columbia Annual Hot Air Balloon Balloons, people and vehicles in a field. Text on back n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., Meet reads, "Columbia. U.S. National Hot Air Balloon County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by Championships are held here each summer. The colorful United States Roger Berg, Creative Photo 10-day event features about 200 hot air balloons, entered Inc. in a variety of competitions. Other attractions include a carnival, concerts, children's area, and food booths. For details, contact Columbia Convention & Visitors Bureau. Columbia is midway between Kansas City and St. Louis, on I-70. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 113 Maplewood Home Nifong Park - Columbia, Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Maplewood Home is 1992 Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., Mo. the focal point of an historic farmstead completed in County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by 1877--now the 60 acre Nifong Memorial Park. Placed on United States Harry Rogers the National Register of Historic Places in 1979, the complex includes the original hay and horse barns, carriage house, and other outbuildings. Maplewood is south of Columbia, just west of U.S. Hwy. 63, off Exit AC, at the intersection of Nifong Blvd. and Ponderosa St. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 114 1817 W. Broadway Shelter Gardens Text on back reads, "Shelter Gardens, Columbia, offers n.d. Yes Columbia, Boone 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., Columbia, Missouri quiet relaxation in an environment of waterfalls, County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by fountains, and flower-lined pathways. 300 varieties of United States Harry Rogers trees and shrubs are grown here, along with 15,000 annuals and perennials. Focal point of the Gardens is Newcomer School - an example of one-room Missouri schools in the 1800s. A lily pool, state rock garden, rose garden, and a garden for the blind are other points of interest. Dedicated in 1975, Shelter Gardens is a public service project of Shelter Insurance Companies. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 115 Scenic View from King Hill St. Joseph, Text on back reads, "This sweeping view from the top of n.d. Yes St. Joseph, Buchanan 5.5"x3.5" color picture Curteichcolor 3-D Natural Missouri King Hill, shows the St. Joseph Stock Yards, one of the County, Missouri, postcard Color Reproduction; largest in the United States. From this point, you also see United States distributed by Shaffer News the Missouri River, South St. Joseph and Kansas." Agency, St. Joseph, MO; photo by Brock 273 116 Pony Express Stables St. Joseph, Missouri Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Located on Penn n.d. Yes St. Joseph, Buchanan 5.5"x3.5" color picture Curteichcolor 3-D Natural Street, south side, between Ninth and Tenth, across from County, Missouri, postcard Color Reproduction; Patee Park, are the historic stables made famous by the United States distributed by Shaffer News Pony Express, which began on April 3, 1860, between St. Agency, St. Joseph, MO; Joseph, Missouri and Sacramento, California." photo by Brock

273 117 Pony Express Statue Saint Joseph, Missouri View from the ground looking up at the statue, minus the n.d. Yes St. Joseph, Buchanan 6"x4.125" color Published by Paragon pedestal. Text on back reads, "On April 3, 1860 the first County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Pony Express rider left Pike's Peak Stable in St. Joseph. United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Although the Express lasted less than two years before made by McGrew Color the telegraph made it obsolete, this colorful chapter in Graphics, Kansas City, MO U.S. history is recalled here in the Pony Express Stables museum and in this dramatic statue."

273 118 Jesse James Home St. Joseph, Missouri Three-panel postcard showing one exterior and two n.d. Yes St. Joseph, Buchanan 4.125"x5.875" color Distributed by Smith- interior views of the home. Text on back reads, "Knows as County, Missouri, picture postcard Southwestern, Inc., Mesa, AZ; the 'Queen City of the West,' St. Joseph is a charming United States photos by Steve Gibson, community steeped in frontier history. A fine example of copyright Terrell Publishing local history with a folk-hero appeal is the Jesse James Company Home. The outlaw lived here with his wife and children 100 days before being killed by a fellow gang member, Bob Ford."

273 119 Jesse James Home St. Joseph, MO Exterior view of the home. Text on back reads, "On Apr. 3, n.d. Yes St. Joseph, Buchanan 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., 1882, at age 34, outlaw Jesse James was killed in this County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by house. Gang member Bob Ford shot Jesse to death for a United States Harry Rogers $10,000 reward offered by Gov. Crittenden. The James Home was orginally [sic] located at 1318 Lafayette. In 1939 it was moved to the Belt Hwy. as a commercial tourist attraction. In 1977 the house was acquired by the Pony Express Historical Assn. and moved to its present location beside the Patee House Museum, at 12th & Penn. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 120 Jesse James - Age 17 Jesse James Home Painting made from a photograph of James. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Joseph, Buchanan 3.5"x5.5" color picture Photo by Ival Lawhon, Jr.; 12th & Penn, St. Joseph, Mo. reads, "Jesse was 17 when he joined Bloody Bill Anderson County, Missouri, postcard painting by Eleanor Starnes and the Quantrill gang during the Civil War. Painting by United States Eleanor Starnes in the James Home Museum next to Patee House Museum, St. Joseph."

273 121 Jesse James - Age 28 Jesse James Home Painting made from a photograph of James. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Joseph, Buchanan 3.5"x5.5" color picture Photo by Ival Lawhon, Jr.; 12th & Penn, St. Joseph, Mo. reads, "This is the way Jesse appeared in 1875 a year after County, Missouri, postcard painting by Eleanor Starnes he married Zee Mimms after a 9-year engagement. Jesse United States was killed at their home in St. Joseph, April 3, 1882. Painting by Eleanor Starnes."

273 122 City Hall and Civic Center St. Joseph, Exterior view. Text on back reads, "The handsome city hall n.d. Yes St. Joseph, Buchanan 5.5"x3.5" color picture Curteichcolor Art-Creation Missouri was completed in 1927 at a cost of $850,000. The Civic County, Missouri, postcard from Color Transparencies; Center Park is located on Frederick Avenue between United States distributed by Shaffer News Francis and 9th and 12th Streets." Agency, St. Joseph, MO; Ektachrome by Brock

273 123 Houston Wyeth Park and Missouri River Text on back reads, "From Wyeth Park, located on the n.d. Yes St. Joseph, Buchanan 5.5"x3.5" color picture Natural Color Reproduction Bluffs St. Joseph, Missouri summit of the famous hills of Loess soil, the visitor County, Missouri, postcard Curteichcolor; Ektachrome by obtains an impressive view of the wide, curving Missouri United States Brock; distributed by Shaffer River." News Agency, St. Joseph, MO

273 124 Twin-Towers Highrise Apartments Poplar Image of two one-story bungalows with two high rises n.d. Yes Poplar Bluff, Butler 5.5"x3.5" color picture Del-Mar Advertising, Poplar Bluff, Missouri behind them. Text on back reads, "The buildings were County, Missouri, postcard Bluff, MO; photo by C.E. King designed and built for Senior Citizens, with 14 floors. Each United States floor has 6 apartments, with a total of 156, the main floor being used for offices, Cafeteria, Library, Recreation Room, and Craft and Art Workshop." 273 125 Far West, Missouri Image of a monument. Text on back reads, "Far West was n.d. Yes Far West, Caldwell 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by Larry once the largest Mormon settlement in Missouri but was County, Missouri, postcard Nicholson; photo by Larry abandoned in 1849 when the Saints were driven out. United States Nicholson Joseph Smith dedicated a temple site, the corner stones of which are still in place. This historical monument and other markers have been erected here by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints."

273 126 Ozarks Wave patterns on the sand glow orange with the sunrise. 1996 Yes Callaway County, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San Text on back reads, "Sunrise on the Missouri River, near Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Wainwright, Missouri." copyright Charles Gurche 273 127 Berlin Wall Text on back reads, "Breakthrough Edwina Sandys - 1990. n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 7"x4.75" color picture photo by Richard D. Kaplan Sculpture made from eight sections of the Berlin Wall 32' County, Missouri, postcard x 11'. Winston Churchill Memorial & Library, Latshaw United States Plaza, Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri."

273 128 Berlin Wall Also shows the spire of the Church of St. Mary n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 4.625"x7" color photo by Richard D. Kaplan Aldermanbury. Text on back reads, "Breakthrough - Detail County, Missouri, picture postcard Edwina Sandys - 1990. Sculpture made from eight United States sections of the Berlin Wall 32' x 11'. Winston Churchill Memorial & Library, Latshaw Plaza, Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri." 273 129 Winston Churchill Statue View of the Churchill statue with the spire of Church of n.d. unknown Fulton, Callaway 3.875"x5.75" color Published by Wright Studio & St. Mary Aldermanbury behind. Text on back reads, County, Missouri, picture postcard Camera Shop Inc., Jefferson "Winston Churchill Statue by Franta Belsky with tower of United States City, MO; photo by Missouri reconstructed church of St. Mary, Aldermanbury, center Tourism; made by Dexter point of Churchill Memorial & Library at Westministr [sic] Press West Nyack, NY College, Fulton, Mo."

273 130 Winston Churchill Memorial & Library Exterior side view. Text on back reads, " n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Ozark Photo Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri church of St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury, with County, Missouri, picture postcard Services, Fulton, MO; photo museum and library in undercroft. War-damaged ruins of United States by Dan Engle; McGrew Color church moved from London in 1965 and rebuilt as Graphics, Kansas City, MO memorial to Sir Winston."

273 131 Sanctuary, St. Mary Aldermanbury Interior view of the church. Text on back reads, "Built in n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 5.875"x4.125" color Published by H.K. Barnett, Winston Churchill Memorial Westminster 12th-century London, rebuilt by Christopher Wren in County, Missouri, picture postcard Wexford, PA College Fulton, Missouri 1677, damaged by bombs during World War II, the church United States was moved from London in 1965 and reconstructed in Fulton, MO as a college chapel and a memorial to Winston Churchill."

273 132 Winston Churchill Memorial & Library Two-panel view of the church: exterior on left, interior on n.d. unknown Fulton, Callaway 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo courtesy of Missouri Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri right. Text on back reads, "A reconstructed 17th-century County, Missouri, postcard Bureau of Tourism; Christopher Wren Church, housing a museum of Churchill United States Vacationland Distributing Co. and Wren memorabilia, commemorates Churchill's 'Iron Curtain' speech at the college in 1946."

273 133 Sir Winston Spencer Churchill, 1874-1965 Painting of Winston Churchill. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright National Portrait "Graham Sutherland, 1954. Oil on canvas, 43.2 x 30.5 cm." County, Missouri, picture postcard Gallery; printed by Saunders United States and & Williams Printers Ltd. London, England 273 134 Cecil Beaton (1904-1980) Photograph of Winston Churchill sitting at a desk with a 1940 (original Yes Fulton, Callaway 6.75"x4.625" b&w Copyright Imperial War cigar in his hand. Text on back reads, "The Prime Minister, photo) County, Missouri, picture postcard Museum; printed by Blue Mr Winston Churchill, at No 10 Downing Street, United States and Cube Ltd., Denham; photo by September 1940." London, England Cecil Beaton 273 135 The Royal Family with Winston Churchill Text on back reads, "The Royal Family with Winston 05/08/1945 Yes Fulton, Callaway 6.75"x4.625" b&w Copyright Imperial War Churchill, acknowledging the crowds gathered outside (original County, Missouri, picture postcard Museum; printed by Blue Buckingham Palace for VE Day celebrations, 8 May 1945." photo) United States and Cube Ltd., Denham; London, England reproduced with kind permission of the Hulton Picture Company 273 136 Winston Churchill at Westminster College Winston Churchill gives his famous Iron Curtain speech. 03/05/1946 Yes Fulton, Callaway 5.875"x4.125" b&w McGrew Color Graphics, Fulton, Missouri - March 5, 1946 US President Harry S Truman is seated on the left. Text on (original County, Missouri, picture postcard Kansas City, MO; photo by back reads, " 'From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the photo) United States Fred Preisler Adriatic, an iron curtain has descended across the continent…' said Churchill, alerting the West to Russian expansionism. His address is commemorated by the Winston Churchill Memorial and Library."

273 137 Isabelle R. Whitmarsh Memorial Garden Text on back reads, "Isabelle R. Whitmarsh Memorial n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by Wright Studio & Garden at the Winston Churchill Memorial & Library, County, Missouri, postcard Camera Shop Inc., Jefferson Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri. The small, English United States City, MO; made by Dexter garden is located in front of the reconstructed Press West Nyack, NY Christopher Wren Church of St. Mary, Aldermanbury."

273 138 Westminster Hall Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 5.5"x3.5" color picture W.C. Pine Co., Independence, "Westminster Hall (Administration Building) Westminster County, Missouri, postcard MO; Pine Colorphoto College Fulton, MO." United States 273 139 Loganberry Inn B&B Fulton, MO 65251 Exterior view of the Inn. Text on back reads, "Guests who n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 6"x4" color picture Loganberry Inn [?] have savored Loganberry Inn B&B's quiet elegance and County, Missouri, postcard gracious hospitality include Prime Minister Margaret United States Thatcher and Polish President Lech Walesa. Murder Mysteries, Spa Weekends, Couples Cook, Weddings, Parties, Receptions. www.loganberryinn.com. 573-642- 9229."

273 140 Air View of Winston Churchill Quadrangle Aerial view of Fulton centered on Westminster College. n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 5.5"x3.5" color picture W.C. Pine Co., Independence, Westminster College Fulton, Missouri (No additional text on back.) County, Missouri, postcard MO; Pine Colorphoto United States 279 1 Tapestries at Blenheim Image of a painting by Sir Winston Churchill. Text on back n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 6.875"x5.625" color People People reads, "Tapestries at Blenheim - About 1933 . Sir Winston County, Missouri, picture postcard Churchill K.G., O.M., C.H., F.R.S. This painting dates from United States and the time that Sir Winston was at work on his great London, England biography of his ancestor, the first Duke of Marlborough, and its four volumes were being published in rapid succession. This view proves Sir Winston was as evocative a painter of past glories on canvas as he was in words."

279 2 Orchids Image of a painting by Sir Winston Churchill. Text on back n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 6.875"x5.75" color People People Some residue on back reads, "Orchids - About 1948 . Sir Winston Churchill K.G., County, Missouri, picture postcard O.M., C.H., F.R.S. After V-J Day, Sir Winston Churchill took United States and up his pastime brush again, and his painter's eye quickly London, England reasserted itself. The delicate colors and forms in Orchids are testimony to how painting taught him to see, to catch hold of those details of life which most people pass day after day without ever noticing." 279 3 Marrakech Image of a painting by Sir Winston Churchill. Text on back n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 6.875"x5.625" color People People reads, "Marrakech - About 1947 . Sir Winston Churchill County, Missouri, picture postcard K.G., O.M., C.H., F.R.S. 'A very well-known and great United States and friend of his and mine, the late Sir Oswald Birley, London, England recognized as one of the most distinguished of twentieth century painters, once remarked to me, "If Sir Winston had given the time to art that he has given to politics, he would have been by all odds the world's greatest painter." ' Dwight D. Eisenhower, White House, January, 1958."

279 4 Cork Trees Near Mimizan Image of a painting by Sir Winston Churchill. Text on back n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 6.875"x5.75" color People People reads, "Cork Trees Near Mimizan - 1924 . Sir Winston County, Missouri, picture postcard Churchill K.G., O.M., C.H., F.R.S. The distinguishing mark United States and of a Churchill painting is the force that at once simplifies London, England the world and rearranges it in an orderly manner. In this painting, created during one of Sir Winston's trips to the south of France, we see the unifying quality of his life that made him both a figure in history and a writer of history."

279 5 Bottlescape Image of a painting by Sir Winston Churchill. Text on back n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 6.875"x5.375" color People People reads, "Bottlescape - About 1932 . Sir Winston Churchill County, Missouri, picture postcard K.G., O.M., C.H., F.R.S. This warm, glowing painting was United States and one of Sir Winston Churchill's favorites. 'One can almost London, England see the "landscape" being organized. What an achievement for a hobby!' said Dr. Alfred Frankfurter, the eminent American art critic."

279 6 Churchill Painting No text on back. This is a painting by Sir Winston Churchill n.d. Yes Fulton, Callaway 7.5"x5" color picture unknown of Venice, . County, Missouri, postcard United States and London, England 273 141 Ozarkland Picture of the store and a cartoon map of Missouri. Text n.d. Yes Kingdom City, Callaway 5.5"x3.5" color picture Vacationland Distributing Co.; on back reads, "Ozarkland 'Worth Waiting For.' The first County, Missouri, postcard photo by Gene Johnson Ozarkland opened in 1957 at Kingdom City, MO with the United States newest one opening in 1990 at Camdenton, MO."

273 142 Missouri Image from atop a bluff looking down onto Ha Ha Tonka 1997 Yes Camden County, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San Spring and trees showing their fall colors. Text on back Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo reads, "." copyright Charles Gurche 273 143 Ozarks View looking through openings in the Ha Ha Tonka Castle. 1996 Yes Camden County, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San Text on back reads, "Windows in Castle, Ha Ha Tonka Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo State Park, Missouri." copyright Charles Gurche 273 144 Ha Ha Tonka View of the Ha Ha Tonka Castle ruins. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Camden County, 6"x4" color picture Copyright Vacationland "The remains of the 60 year old European style castle are Missouri, United States postcard Distributing Co.; photo by located in Ha Ha Tonka State Park west of Camdenton, Roy Johnson Missouri." 273 145 Greetings from Bagnell Dam Aerial view of the Dam and Lake of the Ozarks. Text on n.d. Yes Camden County, 6"x4" color picture Vacationland Distributing Co.; back reads, "Missouri's Bagnell Dam. Lake of the Ozarks Missouri, United States postcard photo by Bruce Furman above the dam and the Osage River below the dam."

273 146 Lake of the Ozarks View from the shore looking out onto the lake. Text on n.d. Yes Camden or Miller 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright WIGWAM SALES, back reads, "Scenic Beauty. Lake of the Ozarks provides County, Missouri, picture postcard Stover, MO; photo copyright scenic beauty and boating recreation for thousands each United States Betty Swihart year." 273 147 Lake of the Ozarks Where the View Goes View from the trees looking out onto the lake. Text on n.d. Yes Camden or Miller 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright WIGWAM SALES, on Forever back reads, "Lake of the Ozarks. With nearly 1200 miles of County, Missouri, picture postcard Stover, MO; photo copyright shoreline, you can literally say 'The View Goes on United States Betty Swihart Forever.'" 273 148 Lake of the Ozarks View from the trees looking out onto the lake. Text on n.d. Yes Camden or Miller 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright WIGWAM SALES, back reads, "Ozark Cliffs. A beautiful scenic view from one County, Missouri, picture postcard Stover, MO; photo copyright of the natural rock cliffs the Missouri Ozarks are known United States Jenell Farrand for." 273 149 Lake of the Ozarks A dogwood tree is in bloom on the lakeshore. Text on n.d. Yes Camden or Miller 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright WIGWAM SALES, back reads, "Dogwood. Missouri's state tree, the County, Missouri, picture postcard Stover, MO; photo copyright Dogwood, lines the shores of Lake of the Ozarks in early United States Betty Swihart spring." 273 150 Shrine of Princess Otahki Image shows a stone wall and flat marker with a tall n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo canopy on posts. Text on back reads, "Trail of Tears State County, Missouri, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by Park Gravesite Memorial of Princess Otahki, legendary United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome princess of the Cherokee Tribe who died enroute TO A card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., RESERVATION in Oklahoma. The government forced the Oklahoma City, OK Indians from their homes in Tennessee during the winter of 1938 [sic]. The Memorial is for the many who died on this tragic march. Approximately 15 miles north of Cape Girardeau on Route 177 in Southeast Missouri."

273 151 Old McKendree Chapel United Methodist Exterior view of a log building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Historic Shrine "Erected in 1819 using fifty foot poplar logs, 36 inches in County, Missouri, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by diameter and named for William McKendree. United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome Oldest Methodist and oldest Protestant church building card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., west of the . The congregation was Oklahoma City, OK organized in 1809. Turn north to Bainbridge Road from route 61 and 34 near Jackson, Missouri, then west until you reach the Chapel."

273 152 Burfordville Covered Bridge and Old View of the historic Burfordville Covered Bridge. Text on n.d. Yes Burfordville, Cape 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Bollinger Mill back reads, "The Burfordville Covered Bridge was under Girardeau County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by construction when the Civil War started. Delayed by the Missouri, United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome War, it was completed in 1868. Burfordville Bridge spans card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., the White-water River at 140 feet in length and is one of Oklahoma City, OK the few covered bridges still open to traffic. Near the bridge is a four-story water powered Grist mill. Picnic facilities are also available at this 21 acre historic site. Eight miles west of Routes 61 & 34 on Route HH near Jackson Missouri."

273 153 Missouri Girardeau Close-up of two windows surrounded by brick with 1997 Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San decorative tiles below. No text on back other than Girardeau County, picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo "Missouri Girardeau." Missouri, United States copyright Charles Gurche

273 154 Cape Girardeau Missouri Street view of a clock at an intersection with the n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 4.125"x5.875" color MRTC/Ozark Postcard Co., Courthouse in the distance. Text on back reads, " 'Cape Girardeau County, picture postcard Overland, Mo; photo Girardeau, Home of the Missouri State Flag.' was adopted Missouri, United States copyright James Blank in 1975 as this city's official slogan. Built on the Mississippi River, Cape Girardeau is home to Southeast Missouri State University." 273 155 Show Me Center Exterior view of the Show Me Center with a few cars n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo parked out front. Text on back reads, "Multiuse building Girardeau County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; dynacolor includes a 7,800 seat arena, meeting rooms, offices, Missouri, United States graphics, inc., Miami, FL kitchen, court, stage for shows and concerts. On Sprigg Street, Cape Girardeau, Missouri."

273 156 Mississippi River : St. Vincent's Exterior view of the church. Text on back reads, "The first n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Church church was built at this site in 1839. It was destroyed by a Girardeau County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by tornado in 1850. The second church was built in 1853. Missouri, United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome The architecture is of Gothic design. The church is located card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., on Main Street, Cape Girardeau, Missouri." Oklahoma City, OK

273 157 Mississippi River Reflections: Common Exterior view of the Cape Girardeau County Courthouse. n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Pleas Courthouse Text on back reads, "The courthouse was built in 1854. In Girardeau County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by earlier times the site was an Indian meeting ground. The Missouri, United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome concrete used for the courthouse steps came from card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., England as ships' ballast. The basement was used as a Oklahoma City, OK dungeon during the Civil War. The courthouse is now circuit court of Cape Girardeau County, Cape Girardeau, Missouri."

273 158 St. Francis Medical Center Exterior view of the hospital and drive. Text on back n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo reads, "Entrance of St. Francis Medical Center with Girardeau County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by flowers and fountain, and a statue of St. Francis. A Missouri, United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome modern not for profit health facility with over 250 beds. card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., St. Francis Drive at Gordenville Road, across from West Oklahoma City, OK Park Mall, Cape Girardeau, Missouri."

273 159 Southeast Missouri State University The Exterior view of a complex of dormitories. Text on back n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Towers Complex reads, "Four twelve-story residence halls housing over Girardeau County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by 700 people, with dining room and snack bar. S.E.M.O. in Missouri, United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome Cape Girardeau, Missouri." card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK

273 160 Southeast Missouri State University Exterior view of a dormitory. Text on back reads, "Men's n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Meyers Hall Residence at Southeast Missouri State University, Cape Girardeau County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by Girardeau, Missouri." Missouri, United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK

273 161 Southeast Missouri State University Exterior view of a building on SMSU's campus. Text on n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo University Center back reads, "Information desk, food, bowling, TV, meeting Girardeau County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by rooms and more. Southeast Missouri State University is Missouri, United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome located in Cape Girardeau, Missouri." card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK

273 162 Southeast Missouri State University Mark Exterior view of a building on SMSU's campus. Text on n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo F. Scully Education-Psychology Building back reads, "Completed in 1971 providing over 40 Girardeau County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by classrooms for the Departments of Education, Psychology, Missouri, United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome and University School. Southeast Missouri State card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., University is located in Cape Girardeau, Missouri." Oklahoma City, OK

273 163 Academic Hall Southeast Missouri State Exterior view of a building on SMSU's campus. Text on n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 5.875"x4" color Published by J.M.C. Photo University back reads, "Admissions, Student Financial Aids and Girardeau County, picture postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by Housing, and main classrooms for College of Business. Missouri, United States Mike Coles Built of limestone quarried in Cape, three stories high, completed in 1906. S.E.M.O., Cape Girardeau, Missouri."

273 164 Kent Library Southeast Missouri State Exterior view of the library on SMSU's campus. The names n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 5.875"x4" color Published by J.M.C. Photo University of authors are on the building. Text on back reads, "Four Girardeau County, picture postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by level building housing general library, rare books, Missouri, United States Mike Coles textbook services, and many periodicals and newspapers. A mural depicting the nature and development of Southeast Missouri, covers over 800 square feet of the west wall as one enters. The mural was done by Jake K. Wells and is the largest in the state. S.E.M.O., Cape Girardeau, Missouri."

279 7 Cape Girardeau City of Roses Multiple drawings of sites in Cape Girardeau. Text on n.d. Yes Cape Girardeau, Cape 8.5"x5.5" color picture Printed by Concord front reads, "Sieur Jean Girardot, a French fur trader, Girardeau County, postcard Publishing House; drawings established a trading post at Cape Rock in 1705. The post Missouri, United States by Aaron Hor[illegible], 1990- soon became known as Cape Girardeau. Louis Lorimier of 1991 French descent, but a Spanish subject, was granted land to establish a settlement in 1793. He and friends named the trading post 'Lorimont' but the people of the area insisted upon 'Cape Girardeau' which became the official designation. The city was plotted in 1806." Text on back reads, "Cape Girardeau, Missouri is located 115 miles south of St. Louis, Missouri and 160 miles north of Memphis, Tennessee on the Mississippi River."

273 165 St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Exterior view of a historic train station. Text on back n.d. Yes Jackson, Cape 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Railway Train Station P.O. Box 244 reads, "Before or after your trip on the train enjoy the Girardeau County, postcard Service, Anna, IL Jackson, Missouri 63756 1 (573) 243 1688 many souvenirs and memorabilia located in the train Missouri, United States * 1-800 455 RAIL station which houses a 1950's style restaurant."

273 166 Ozarks Image of a blooming field of mustard plants. Text on back 1996 Yes Cass County, Missouri, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San reads, "Black mustard, Cass County, Missouri." United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo copyright Charles Gurche 273 167 Court House - Christian County Shows a gazebo and the Courthouse. Text on back reads, 1994 Yes Ozark, Christian 5.5"x3.5" color picture Ozark Historic Preservation "Ozark, Missouri. Built 1919 - 1920 -- Cost $75,000." County, Missouri, postcard Commission; printed by United States Visual Concepts, Kansas City, MO

273 168 Christian County Museum, Ozark, Missouri Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "Was 1994 Yes Ozark, Christian 5.5"x3.5" color picture Ozark Historic Preservation formerly the Old Presbyterian Church , which Mary County, Missouri, postcard Commission; printed by Youngham had built 1/2 block East of the Square on United States Visual Concepts, Kansas City, Church Street in 1907-1908." MO

273 169 Gingerbread Exterior view of a historic house with white picket fence. 1994 Yes Ozark, Christian 5.5"x3.5" color picture Ozark Historic Preservation Text on back reads, "'Gingerbread.' Built in 1910, County, Missouri, postcard Commission; printed by Remodeled in 1980. 503 West Walnut, Ozark, Missouri." United States Visual Concepts, Kansas City, MO

273 170 303 West Walnut, Ozark, Missouri Exterior view of a historic house. Text on back reads, 1994 Yes Ozark, Christian 5.5"x3.5" color picture Ozark Historic Preservation "Built in 1889, this home has pink stained glass in the County, Missouri, postcard Commission; printed by front window and double front doors for parlor entry." United States Visual Concepts, Kansas City, MO 273 171 Oldest House in Ozark Exterior view of a historic house. Text on back reads, 1994 Yes Ozark, Christian 5.5"x3.5" color picture Ozark Historic Preservation "Built 1842 - 1855 by Weaver Family. Presently 'Cody County, Missouri, postcard Commission; printed by Junction Antiques.' 602 N. 3rd Street, Ozark, Missouri." United States Visual Concepts, Kansas City, MO

273 172 Built 1910 - 1911 for Dr. Young Exterior view of a historic house. Text on back reads, "All 1994 Yes Ozark, Christian 5.5"x3.5" color picture Ozark Historic Preservation Brick Home with Covered Carriage Step. 406 East Church, County, Missouri, postcard Commission; printed by Ozark, Missouri." United States Visual Concepts, Kansas City, MO

273 173 The Mill, Ozark, Missouri Image of a mill and dam. Text on back reads, "The Mill, 1994 Yes Ozark, Christian 5.5"x3.5" color picture Ozark Historic Preservation Ozark, Missouri was originally built by the Hawkins County, Missouri, postcard Commission; printed by Brothers in 1921. It burned in 1939 and was rebuilt. United States Visual Concepts, Kansas City, Located on North 4th Street on Finley River." MO

273 174 Kansas City Aerial view of the airport. Text on back reads, "No. 16 n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published by Photography Kansas City, Missouri. Kansas International Airport." United States picture postcard House, Topeka, KS; photo by Bob Askren

273 175 Kansas City International Airport Aerial view of the airport. Text on back reads, "Taken a n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon few hundred feet above the picturesque Missouri United States picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, farmland which surrounds the airport, this air view looks MO; a Paragon Color Product; north toward the terminal complex at Kansas City photo by Bob Cunningham International Airport. The three terminal buildings shown represent the first step in long-range planning which calls for the addition of a fourth module in the late 1970's. The present buildings, with more than a million square feet of floor space, have a capacity for accommodating some 10 to 12 million total passengers annually. The 10,800 ft. N/S main runway is shown at upper left. A portion of the 9,500 ft. E/W crosswind runway appears in the foreground."

273 176 Air View of Kansas City International Aerial view of the airport. Text on back reads, "Taken a n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Airport few hundred feet above the picturesque Missouri United States picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, farmland which surrounds the airport, this air view looks MO; a Paragon Color Product; north toward the terminal complex at Kansas City photo by Bob Cunningham International Airport. The three terminal buildings shown represent the first step in long-range planning which calls for the addition of a fourth module in the late 1970's. The present buildings, with more than a million square feet of floor space, have a capacity for accommodating some 10 to 12 million total passengers annually. The 10,800 ft. N/S main runway is shown at upper left. A portion of the 9,500 ft. E/W crosswind runway appears in the foreground."

273 177 Kansas City International Airport Aerial view of the airport. Text on back reads, "Kansas n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; City International Airport currently can accommodate 10- United States picture postcard photo copyright John Avery to-12 million total passengers annually."

273 178 Control Tower and Management Building, Text on back reads, "Looking from the main loop road n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 6"x4.25" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, Kansas City International Airport which serves the passenger terminals at KCI, this view United States postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor shows the control tower and management building Card; photo by Bob complex which constitutes the nerve center of the Cunningham airport. From atop the 225 ft. tower, air traffic controllers survey the entire sweep of the airport operations area and govern the safety of arriving and departing aircraft. An attractive flag plaza adorns the entrance to the management building."

273 179 New Convenience Concept at Kansas City Text on back reads, "The air passenger using Kansas City n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 6"x4.25" color picture Published by Paragon International Airport International Airport is treated to convenience not usually United States postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, enjoyed at other large airports throughout the world. This MO; a Paragon Color Product; view, along the circular drive in front of one of KCI's three photo by Bob Cunningham terminal buildings, shows how the passenger arrives by ground transportation, walks across the width of a narrow 65 ft. terminal, boards his airplane, and wings skyward toward his eventual destination."

273 180 The World's Innkeeper Picture of the sky with text and two insets, one an n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color Curteichcolor 3-D natural illustration of Earth, the other a Holiday Inn sign. Text on United States postcard color reproduction back reads, "Holiday Inn International Airport Kansas City, MO. ZIP 64153. 11832 Plaza Circle Ph. 816/464-2345. Restaurant - Lounge - Swimming Pool - All Color T.V. - Free Airport Transportation - Free Holidex Reservations."

273 181 Last Picture of Colorized copy of a postcard featuring outlaw Frank James c1912-1915 unknown Clay County, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" colorized Published by Photography by See also Vanishing Missouri I, standing at the gate to his farm. A sign on the fence post (original United States postcard reproduction Vern, Excelsior Springs, MO RG005_Pubs_VanMOI_11_20X.tif reads, "James Farm Kodaks Bared" [sic]. Another sign image) reads, "Home of the James Jesse & Frank James Admission 50c Each Person." Text on back reads, "Taken on his farm near Kearney (Clay County) Missouri. Frank James, the older brother of Jesse Woodson James, voluntarily surrendered to Governor Thomas Crittenden in October 1882. After a trial, he was set free and lived a quiet life until his death in 1915."

273 182 Jesse James First Grave Colorized copy of a postcard showing Zerelda Samuel, c1906 (original unknown Clay County, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" colorized Published by Photography by mother of outlaw Jesse James, standing by his grave. Text image) United States postcard reproduction Vern, Excelsior Springs, MO on back reads, "Mrs. Samuel, mother of Jesse & Frank James at the grave of Jesse when on the farm near Kearney, Mo., north of Kansas City in Clay County. In 1902, Jesse was moved to the family plot in Kearney."

273 183 The James Farm, Excelsior Springs, Mo. Colorized copy of a postcard showing five people standing c1880s Yes Clay County, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" colorized Published by Photography by or sitting on the farm. Text on back reads, "James Cabin in (original United States postcard reproduction Vern, Excelsior Springs, MO; the 1880's. Reproduction of a 1910 post card using a image) McGrew Color Graphics, photo taken in the 1880's. Tombstone of Jesse James left, Kansas City, MO Mrs. Zerelda James Samuel, 's mother, seated. Other family members and servants in the yard." 273 184 Jesse James Country Picture postcard with three smaller picture insets. Text on 1993 Yes Clay and Buchanan 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Avery Postcards, back reads, "Jesse James' birthplace (main photo) in Counties, Missouri, picture postcard Wichita, KS; photos copyright Kearney, the house in St. Joseph where he was shot and United States John Avery; Jesse James killed in 1882, and the bank in Liberty which was the site photo courtesy of Kansas of the first successful daylight bank robbery - all preserve State Historical Society the lore of one of the best-known outlaws in the 'Wild West.' All sites are in Missouri."

273 185 Jesse James Birthplace, (Rear) Kearney, Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Jesse James was born n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Photography by Missouri in room on left September 5, 1847. An explosive device United States postcard Vern, Excelsior Springs, MO; thrown through kitchen window (right) by detectives, Jan. McGrew Color Graphics, 26, 1875 killed one child and injured family members. Kansas City, MO Restored by Clay County Parks Department 1978."

273 186 Jesse James Birthplace Kearney, Missouri Exterior view of the addition to the home. Text on back n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Photography by reads, "Built in 1822; James Family Home, 1845-1977, United States postcard Vern, Excelsior Springs, MO Jesse James was born in the log cabin portion (rear) September 5, 1847. Restored by Clay County Parks Department, 1978." 273 187 Claybrook House Kearney, Missouri Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Restored pre-Civil War n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Photography by mansion built in 1858. It is a fine example of antebellum United States postcard Vern, Excelsior Springs, MO; Missouri architecture, and at one time home of Jesse's photo by Photography for daughter, Mary James-Barr. Located across the road from Vern the Jesse James Farm."

273 188 Jesse James Family Plot View of several James family headstones in Mt. Olivet n.d. Yes Kearney, Clay County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Photography by Cemetery. Text on back reads, "The tombstone of Jesse Missouri, United States postcard Vern, Excelsior Springs, MO; James and his wife 'Zee' marks the final resting place of photo by Photography for Jesse in the cemetery in Kearney, Mo. On the left is Vern Zerelda Cole (James) Samuel, Jesse's mother and to the right is her second husband, Dr. Rueben Samuel. Kearney is a few miles north of Kansas City, Mo. in Clay County."

273 189 Clay County Court House, Liberty, Mo. Colorized reproduction of an earlier postcard. Exterior c1905 (original Yes Liberty, Clay County, 5.5"x3.5" colorized Published by The Jesse James view of the courthouse with a few people on the sidewalk photo) Missouri, United States postcard reproduction Bank Museum, Liberty, MO and an early automobile parked on the roadside. Text on back reads, "1859 - 1933. Reprint of a colored post card first printed in 1912 in Germany from a 1905 photograph." 273 190 Jesse James Bank Museum Liberty, Two-panel postcard with one exterior and one interior n.d. Yes Liberty, Clay County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed and copyright by Missouri view of the museum. Text on back reads, "Built in 1858. Missouri, United States postcard Photography by Vern, Site of the first daylight bank robbery during peacetime. Excelsior Springs, MO; Pictured is the original vault. It is believed this robbery McGrew Color Graphics was committed by the James Gang. The bank has been carefully restored."

273 191 Jesse James Bank Museum Liberty, Text on back reads, "Interior of the bank as it appeared n.d. Yes Liberty, Clay County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed and copyright by Missouri when it was robbed on February 13, 1866. Pictured is the Missouri, United States postcard Photography by Vern, original vault from which approximately $60,000 was Excelsior Springs, MO; taken. It is believed this robbery was committed by the McGrew Color Graphics, James Gang." Kansas City, MO 273 192 William Jewell College Liberty Missouri - Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "Jewell n.d. Yes Liberty, Clay County, 6"x4.25" color picture Published for the Liberty Visit Historic Liberty, Missouri Hall - William Jewell College Campus. This Greek Revival Missouri, United States postcard Area Chamber of Commerce; structure was completed in 1853. It served as a military photos by Images West hospital and encampment during the Civil War."

273 193 Liberty Missouri - Corbin Mill Bratcher Two-panel postcard showing the exterior of Corbin Mill n.d. Yes Liberty, Clay County, 4.25"x6" color picture Published for the Liberty Cooperage - Visit Historic Liberty, Missouri and a man shaving the side of a wood basket. Text on Missouri, United States postcard Area Chamber of Commerce; back reads, "Top - Bratcher Cooperage - 109 S. Water - photos by Images West Renowned Liberty and Silver Dollar City artist, Dough Bratcher makes and repairs barrels, kegs and buckets for museums, historic sites and motion picture props. Lower - Corbin Mill - 131 S. Water - Built in 1889 and operated as a steam powered flour mill until 1922. Today it houses shops and a restaurant."

273 194 Historic Liberty Jail View from across the street looking toward the jail. n.d. Yes Liberty, Clay County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by Larry Nicholson Several nicely-dressed people approach the visitor's Missouri, United States postcard Productions, Raytown, MO entrance. Text on back reads, "Thousands each year visit the Bureau of Information of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Liberty, Missouri. This commendable structure houses the restored 'Old Liberty Jail' where the Mormon Prophet, Joseph Smith, with five companions, were held during the winter of 1838-39."

273 195 Ozarks Snow dusts this field on a clear, blue day. Text on back 1996 Yes Cole County, Missouri, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San reads, "Oaks in field, Cole County, Missouri." United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo copyright Charles Gurche 273 196 Historical View of Missouri's State Capitol Text on back reads, "Jefferson City, capital of Missouri, is n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.5"x3.5" color picture Curteichcolor 3-D natural See also image Parks_40, in 1842 Jefferson City, Missouri located on Missouri River. Although State Government is County, Missouri, postcard color reproduction; Parks_34-A_reverse (Arnold its chief concern, it is also Central Missouri's largest city. United States Distributed by Del-Mar Parks) and MS369_P54_U and When site was chosen for State Capital in 1821, it was Advertising, Poplar Bluff, MO; MS369_P024 (Bob Priddy) for little more than a river landing, which its handful of printed in Ireland similar views. settlers had named for . A new and more lavish State Capitol was built in 1842, replacing the two story brick statehouse, which had been destroyed by fire."

273 197 Jefferson City North Capitol grounds. Text on back reads, "Signing of the n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published by Dunlap Post Treaty - Fountain of the Centaurs Jefferson City, Missouri. County, Missouri, postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; photo The bronze relief depicting the signing of the Louisiana United States by Mike Morris; copyright Purchase in 1803 was created by for the St. Dunlap Post Card Co. Louis World's Fair in 1904. The figures of centaurs struggling with a fish and serpent, were sculpted by of ." 273 198 Thomas Hart Benton Mural #1 Text on back reads, "In 1935, Missouri artist Thomas Hart 1995 Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published by Wright Studio, Benton was commissioned to paint the mural in the County, Missouri, postcard Jefferson City, MO; photo by Missouri House of Representatives lounge. Drawing on United States Zeal Wright, Jefferson City, his experiences growing up in Missouri, Benton featured MO scenes of early settlement, politics, Civil War and farming in his 'Social '. All faces in the mural are Missourians; many are friends & family members of the artist. Ed Barbour, the Senator, who introduced legislation to commission the mural, is quieting a skirmish between Benton's two nephews. The baby being diapered grew up to be a prominent businessman in Jefferson City. Legend courtesy of Missouri Dept. of Natural Resources."

273 199 Thomas Hart Benton Mural #2 Text on back reads, "In 1935, Missouri artist Thomas Hart 1995 Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published by Wright Studio, Benton was commissioned to paint the mural in the County, Missouri, postcard Jefferson City, MO; photo by Missouri House of Representatives lounge. Drawing on United States Zeal Wright, Jefferson City, his experiences growing up in Missouri, Benton featured MO scenes of modern farming (circa 1936), courts and the law, mining, and the growth of St. Louis in his 'Social History of Missouri.' All the faces in the mural are Missourians; many are friends and family members of the artist. The mother-in-law of the artist's brother, Nat, rolls out dough while the artist's son, T.P., drinks a glass of milk. In the court house, Nat Benton, prosecuting attorney for Greene County, argues a case before the jury. Legend courtesy of Missouri Dept. of Natural Resources."

273 200 Thomas Hart Benton Mural #4 Text on back reads, "Over the three doors in the Missouri 1995 Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published by Wright Studio, House of Representatives lounge, artist Thomas Hart County, Missouri, postcard Jefferson City, MO; photo by Benton illustrated some of Missouri's best known United States Zeal Wright, Jefferson City, legends. Jesse James and his gang became famous for MO their daring daytime robberies of banks and trains as shown in this scene. In this painting, Benton used Dan James, one of Jesse's descendants, as his model for the infamous outlaw. Legend courtesy of Missouri Dept. of Natural Resources."

273 201 Thomas Hart Benton Mural #5 Text on back reads, "Over the three doors in the Missouri 1995 Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published by Wright Studio, House of Representatives lounge, artist Thomas Hart County, Missouri, postcard Jefferson City, MO; photo by Benton illustrated some of Missouri's most famous United States Zeal Wright, Jefferson City, legends. In the late 1800's, a lovre's quarrel in St. Louis MO ended in murder as was later immortalized in the folk song 'Frankie and Johnny'. The artist has painted the bar room scene just as Frankie shoots her man because 'he done her wrong'. Legend courtesy of Missouri Dept. of Natural Resources."

273 202 The Battle of Westport Capitol Mural Lunette in the Capitol Building. Text on back reads, 1993 Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published and copyright by painted by N.C. Wyeth "Battle of Westport, dubbed the Gettysburg of the west County, Missouri, postcard Wright Studio & Camera was led by an EX-GOVERNOR of Missouri, Gen. Sterling United States Shop, Jefferson City, MO; Price who was trying to capture all of Missouri for the photo by Zeal S. Wright, South. This decisive battle won by the Federal troops Jefferson City, MO preserved the Federal control of Missouri. The Battle of Westport occurred on the old golf links of Kansas City Country Club. The officer with raised sword in the center of the Union line is Col. John F. Phillips, later for many years the judge of the U.S. Circuit Court in Kansas City. The officer seen just below his raised arm is Thomas T. Crittenden, who afterwards became Governor of Missouri. This scene was painted by N.C. Wyeth in the Capitol Building. Legend from Capitol Decoration Commission book p127-129."

273 203 Thomas Jefferson Statue Side view of the statue. Text on back reads, "Missouri n.d. No Jefferson City, Cole 3.5"x5.5" color picture Missouri Department of State Capitol. The bronze statue of President Thomas County, Missouri, postcard Natural Resources Jefferson Jefferson is located on the south steps of Missouri's State United States Landing State Historic Site, Capitol. The City of Jefferson, Missouri's state capital, is Jefferson City, MO named in honor of the third President of the United States (1800-1808) for his vision in completing the of 1803."

273 204 Missouri Capitol Building, Jefferson City Partial view of the main (south) entrance to the Capitol n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San Building. (No additional text on back.) County, Missouri, picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo United States copyright Charles Gurche 273 205 State Capitol - Missouri Angled view of the south side of the Capitol. Text on back n.d. unknown Jefferson City, Cole 5.875"x4.125" color Ozark Postcard Publishers, reads, " Building Jefferson City, County, Missouri, picture postcard Kimberling City, MO; photo Missouri. The Capitol Building overlooking the Missouri United States by Missouri Tourism; River was built between 1912-1917. The bronze front McGrew Color Graphics, door 13 x 18 feet in size is reputed to be the widest cast Kansas City, MO since the Roman era and the grand stairway 30 feet wide, the widest in the world. Seven days a week free tours are conducted. Tourists should make it a point to visit this unique and beautiful Capitol Building."

273 206 Missouri State Capitol Jefferson City View of the Capitol building looking northwest. Includes a 1990 Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Avery Postcards, fountain. Text on back reads, "The Missouri State Capitol, County, Missouri, picture postcard Wichita, KS; photo copyright Jefferson City, was built in 1911 to replace the old capitol United States John Avery destroyed by fire. The Renaissance-style building, of native Carthage marble, houses the state museum."

273 207 Missouri State Capitol View of the Capitol building looking northwest. Includes a n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.875"x4.125" color photo copyright Dunlap Post fountain with flowers. Text on back reads, "State Capitol County, Missouri, picture postcard Card Co., Inc., Omaha, NE of Missouri Jefferson City, Missouri. The Renaissance- United States style building covers three acres and includes some 500,000 square feet of floor space in its basement and four floors." 273 208 Missouri State Capitol Jefferson City View of the Capitol building looking northwest. Text on n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark back reads, "Missouri. Spring arrives at the Missouri State County, Missouri, picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Capitol, evidenced here by Red Bud trees in bloom, United States photo copyright Martin R. Jefferson City." Jones/Unicorn Stock Photos 273 209 The State Capitol and Great Seal of Text on back reads, "Missouri State Capitol Jefferson City, n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published by Dunlap Post Missouri Missouri. Missouri became part of the United States with County, Missouri, postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; photo the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. In the Great Seal of the United States by John Penrod State of Missouri, are set twenty-four stars, symbolic of the fact that Missouri was the twenty-fourth state admitted to the Union; Missouri was granted statehood in 1821."

273 210 Jefferson City Missouri Image of the main (south) side of the Capitol. Text on 1992 Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published and copyright by back reads, "Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City, County, Missouri, postcard Wright Studio Zeal Wright, Ideally situated atop a bluff overlooking the Missouri United States Jefferson City, MO; photo by River, this eye-catching domed structure was erected in Zeal S. Wright the period 1912-17. It houses the Governor's office, General Assembly and most of the ceremonial offices of the elected officials. Worthy of special mention are the bronze doors, 13' by 18' in size, reputed as the widest cast since the Roman era; and the grand stairway, 30' wide, the widest in the world. Free tours are conducted through the Capitol seven days a week."

273 211 Jefferson City Missouri Aerial view of the Capitol Complex showing the Capitol n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.875"x4.125" color Dunlap Post Card Co., Inc., Building, St. Peter's Church, Truman Building, Broadway County, Missouri, picture postcard Omaha, NE; photo copyright Building and Missouri Supreme Court. United States Mike Morris

273 212 Capitol Plaza Aerial of Jefferson City with a marker pointing out the 1996 Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published and copyright Zeal Capitol Plaza Hotel. Text on back reads, "The Capitol Plaza County, Missouri, postcard Wright, Jefferson City, MO; Hotel Jefferson City, Missouri, is ideally situated at the United States photo by Zeal S. Wright intersection of Missouri Blvd. and highway 50 with the capital complex as its backdrop as follows: to the right of Capitol Plaza Hotel is the Health Lab Bldg, directly behind is the Truman Office Bldg, next to the Broadway Office Bldg, Supreme Court Bldg, U.S. Post Office & Fed. Court, next row up is St. Peters Church, The Capitol Building, Highway Headquarters Bldg, The Jefferson Bldg. and directly across the street, the Governor's Mansion. The Missouri River forms the back drop of the Capital City of Missouri."

273 213 Aerial View of Truman Office Building Aerial of Jefferson City. Text on back reads, "Aerial view n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Wright Studio, of Truman Office Bldg., Jefferson City, MO, is surrounded County, Missouri, picture postcard Jefferson City, MO; photo by by the Capitol bldg. and other state office buildings, United States Zeal S. Wright; McGrew Color encloses approx. 80,000 sq. ft., space for 2500 employees. Graphics, Kansas City, MO Unique central atrium provides daylight into building interior."

273 214 Governor's Sunken Garden View of the Governor's Mansion Garden. Text on back n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.5"x3.5" color picture Copyright and published by reads, "Designed by Hare and Hare, Landscape Architect County, Missouri, postcard Wright Studio & Camera and City Planner of Kansas City, the pergola and park United States Shop, Jefferson City, MO; were constructed by the W.P.A. in 1938 as a site photo by Zeal Wright; made improvement. It adjoins the west side of the Mansion by Dexter Press West Nyack, Lawn." NY 273 215 Governor's Residence Jefferson City, MO View of the Governor's Mansion looking northeast. Text n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Copyright Lawson Mardon on back reads, "Governor's Residence Jefferson City, County, Missouri, postcard Post Card; published by Missouri. Home of Missouri's first families since the United States Dunlap Post Card Co., 1870's." Omaha, NE; photo by John Penrod 273 216 Governor's Mansion Jefferson City, View of the Governor's Mansion looking northeast. Text n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Wright Studio & Missouri on back reads, "The present executive mansion, designed County, Missouri, postcard Camera Shop, Inc., Jefferson by George I. Barnett, was built in 1871. It is a three-story United States City, MO; photo by Zeal mansard roofed structure of French-Italian style, with Wright; McGrew Color ornate iron grill work. Its massive columns of Missouri red Graphics, Kansas City, MO granite were donated by Governor B. Gratz Brown (1871- 1873), who quarried them from his mines in Iron County."

273 217 Jefferson City Missouri View of Lohman's Landing looking toward the Capitol n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published by Dunlap Post Building. Text on back reads, "The Union Hotel, the County, Missouri, postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; photo Lohman Building at Jefferson Landing, and the Missouri United States by John Penrod State Capitol." 273 218 Jefferson Landing State Historic Site Text on back reads, "Jefferson Landing, constructed n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Wright Studio & during the mid-1830's, was restored by the Missouri County, Missouri, postcard Camera Shop, Inc., Jefferson Department of Natural Resources and dedicated as a United States City, MO; color by Zeal state historic site July 4, 1976. The landing was the main Wright; made by Dexter entry to the capital city for commerce as well as Press, West Nyack, NY important river boat passengers, such as, members of the General Assembly."

273 219 Jefferson Landing Jefferson City, MO Four-panel postcard. Text on back reads, " 1. Lohman n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published by Dunlap Post Building - originally a 'boat store,' operated by Charles County, Missouri, postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; photos Lohman for more than 20 years. 2. Union Hotel - once United States by John Penrod; copyright known as the Missouri Hotel, was renamed the Union Lawson Mardon Post Card Hotel by Capt. Charles Maus. 3. The Christopher Maus House - built in 1854, The Maus House exemplifies the type of residences built during the mid-19th century in Jefferson City."

273 220 Jefferson Building Jefferson City, Missouri Text on back reads, "The corner of Jefferson Street and n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published for Wright Studio Capitol Avenue is the site of this attractive fourteen story County, Missouri, postcard & Camera Shop, Jefferson building, erected in 1952. The aluminum exterior makes it United States City, MO; color by Zeal one of the most modern in the country. A Polar Bear Wright; made by Dexter Statue and lovely fish pond, placed at the entrance of the Press, Inc., West Nyack, NY building, accents the overall beauty."

273 221 First Baptist Church Illustration showing the building, pedestrians and n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.5"x3.5" color Published for Wright Studio, vehicles. Text on back reads, "First Baptist Church 301 E. County, Missouri, postcard Jefferson City, MO; McGrew Capitol Avenue Jefferson City, MO 65101." United States Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 273 222 Truman Office Building Conceptual drawing of the Truman Building. Text on back n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.875"x4" color Published by Wright Studio, reads, "Truman Office Bldg., Jeff. City, Mo., encloses County, Missouri, postcard Jefferson City, MO; made by approx. 800,000 sq. ft. & space for 2,500 employees. United States Dexter Press, Inc., West Unique central atrium provides daylight into bldg. Nyack, NY interior. Common joint-use 22,000 sq. ft. multi-purpose conference center. Patty Berkebile Nelson Duncan Monroe Lefebvre Architects Planners Inc." 273 223 Jefferson City, MO Text on back reads, "Looking west from the State Capitol n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 6"x4" color picture Published and copyright by dome. The three major buildings in the foreground are County, Missouri, postcard Wright Studio & Camera (left to right): Broadway State Office Bldg.: Completed in United States Shop, Jefferson City, MO; 1938 with 96,000 sq. ft. of floor space, it is part of the color by Zeal S. Wright Capitol complex of buildings. Harry S Truman State Office Bldg: Covering a city block, the Truman Building provides office space for nearly 3,000 state workers. Completed in 1983, it features an 8-story central atrium. St. Peter's Church: Built in 1883, it was the first in Jefferson City. St. Peter's School became the 9th Capitol of Missouri in 1911 after fire destroyed the Capitol Building. The Legislature used St. Peter's School until the present Capitol was completed in 1917."

273 224 Jefferson City Missouri Sunset view of the Missouri River Bridge that leads to and n.d. Yes Jefferson City, Cole 5.875"x4.125" color Dunlap Post Card Co. Inc., from Jefferson City. (No additional text on back.) County, Missouri, picture postcard Omaha, NE; photo by Mike United States Morris 273 225 Kemper Military School Founded in 1844 View of the buildings and grounds. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Boonville, Cooper 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., Boonville, MO "Kemper Military School, Boonville, MO was established County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo in 1844 and is the oldest military school west of the United States courtesy Missouri Division of Mississippi. Kemper carries the designation of 'Honor Unit Tourism with Distinction', the highest possible ROTC rating to schools. Both Kemper high school and junior college have been fully accredited by the North Central Assn. of Colleges and Schools. Missouri Vacationlands."

273 226 Ozarks Image of the Lily Pad formation inside Onondaga Cave. 1996 Yes Crawford County, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San Text on back reads, "Stalactites, Onondaga State Park, Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Missouri." copyright Charles Gurche 273 227 Experience The Ozarks Image from across Huzzah Creek looking toward the red n.d. Yes Crawford County, 6"x4" color picture Copyright Missouri Postcard mill. Text on back reads, "Ozark Grist Mill. The Dillard Missouri, United States postcard Co., Climax Springs, MO; Grist Mill is a beautiful example of the many old grist mills photo by James Blank located in the Ozarks." 273 228 Dillard Mill Image from across Huzzah Creek looking toward the red n.d. Yes Crawford County, 5.875"x4.125" color DEL-MAR Adv. & Mfg. Co., mill. Text on back reads, "Located on Huzzah Creek just Missouri, United States picture postcard Silva, MO off Highway 49 near Viburnum, Mo. This picturesque waterpowered grist mill is one of Missouri's Historic sites." 273 229 Missouri Scene of rolling hills with fall trees and wildflowers. Text n.d. Yes Crawford County, 6"x4" color picture Missouri Postcard Co., Climax on back reads, "Fall colors in Crawford County, Mo., near Missouri, United States postcard Springs, MO; photo by Peter Sullivan." L. Kade; Lawson Mardon Post Card 273 230 United Methodist Church Exterior view of the church. Text on back reads, "United n.d. Yes , Dallas County, 5.5"x3.5" color Bert Darby Advertising Co., Methodist Church Buffalo, Missouri Organized in 1838 Missouri, United States postcard Buffalo, MO The present church was built in 1889."

273 231 Adam-Ondi-Ahman Image of a treed park and gravel path. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Daviess County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by Larry "The Lord revealed to Joseph Smith that Adam and Eve Missouri, United States postcard Nicholson; photo by Larry settled in this area when they left the Garden of Eden and Nicholson that it was here that the last great conference was held by Adam before his death, and that another conference will be held here before the second coming of the Savior. Joseph laid out a short-lived city here in 1838 and had Brigham Young dedicate a temple site."

273 232 America's Amish Country Image of clothes on a clothesline and a buggy. Text on 1992 Yes Jamesport, Daviess 6"x4" color picture Copyright Doyle Yoder, all back reads, "Clothing styles and colors as well as buggy County, Missouri, postcard rights reserved, styles, very [sic] from one Amish community to another. United States photographer, publisher, Here at Jamesport, Mo. the ladies wear bright colored Berlin, OH dresses and the buggies have oval windows."

273 233 Missouri Image of the old wooden mill. Text on back reads, 1997 Yes Dent County, Missouri, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San "Montauk Mill, Montauk State Park." United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo copyright Charles Gurche 273 234 Greetings From: Missouri Wine Country View from a hilltop looking toward the town of Hermann. n.d. Yes Hermann, Gasconade 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Hermann Text on back reads, "Overlooking the scenic Missouri County, Missouri, picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; River Valley, the city of Hermann and its wineries reflect United States photo by Robert F. Sutton; Missouri's past and present winemaking traditions. Terrell Before Prohibition, Missouri was the 2nd-largest wine producing state. Today, with more than 40 wineries operating throughout the state, Missouri is home to the first two controlled appellation wine districts in the U.S. and several international wine competition winners."

273 235 Springfield, Missouri Aerial view of a portion of Springfield. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Springfield, Greene 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo "'Queen of the Ozarks' Springfield is the business and County, Missouri, picture postcard copyright James Blank cultural center of the southern Missouri Ozarks. The City United States has grown form a village of 300 in 1840 to almost one quarter million people, the third largest in the state. Five colleges and universities, six hospitals enhance community life. Recreational areas of the Ozarks are nearby; such as Silver Dollar City, Shepherd of the Hills Homestead, Table Rock Lake, Stockton Lake, Lake Taneycomo, and many more. The campus of Southwest Missouri State University, is featured in this aerial photo of Springfield."

273 236 Juanita K. Hammons Center for the Text on back reads, "Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the n.d. Yes Springfield, Greene 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Ozark Postcard Performing Arts Performing Arts Southwest Missouri State University County, Missouri, picture postcard Publishers, Kimberling City, Springfield, Missouri. This magnificent new Hall will be United States MO; photo by Rob West; the permanent home for many local art groups as well as McGrew Color Graphics, the temporary home for hundreds of touring artists. Kansas City, MO Some special features of this 105,000 square foot building; 2,230 seats, adjustable acoustics, hydraulic orchestra pit, 110 feet (11 stories) from stage to roof, cost 17.3 million dollars."

273 237 Springfield-Branson Regional Airport Two-panel view of the interior and exterior of the airport. n.d. Yes Springfield, Greene 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos Text on back reads, "Springfield, Branson Regional Airport County, Missouri, picture postcard copyright Rob West is served by seven airlines via Dallas, Denver, Kansas City, United States Memphis, Nashville, and St. Louis. The airport serves southwest Missouri and northwest Arkansas encompassing popular recreation and entertainment destinations such as Branson, Missouri, forty-three miles south." 273 238 Rock Village Court Illustration of the motel and roads that past it, each 1993 Yes Springfield, Greene 6.5"x4.75" color From Route 66 Postcards, road labeled. Text on front reads, "Springfield Missouri. County, Missouri, postcard reproduction copyright Michael and Intersection Hi-Ways U. S. 66, 65 and 166. On U. S. 66, United States Suzanne Wallis, St. Martin's Follow By-Pass. Hotel Facilities. Coffee Shop." Also AAA Press. Wallis Collection/Curt and United Motor Courts logos. Text on back reads, "Rock Teich Postcard Archives, Lake Village Court. Springfield, Missouri - In City Limits at NE County (Illinois) Museum Edge - Gateway to the Ozarks - An unusually picturesque group of quarried native stone and glass brick cottages and hotel. Ultra Modern, Automatic Fire Protection. Private Telephones, PBX. Mail and Telegraph Service. Steam Heat. Free Radios. Air Cooled. Tiled Combination Tub and Shower Baths. Coffee Shop Serving Excellent Foods. Phone: 1332. P.O. Box 1651 SS."

273 239 Clinton, Mo. View of one side of the square downtown. Text on back n.d. Yes Clinton, Henry County, 5.875"x4.125" color Photo by "Hap" reads, "An abundance of retail shops on the square." Missouri, United States picture postcard

273 240 Clinton, Mo. Three men play golf in front of a building. Text on back n.d. Yes Clinton, Henry County, 5.875"x4.125" color Photo by "Hap" reads, "Golf in the Golden Valley." Missouri, United States picture postcard

273 241 Clinton, Mo. Men from Clinton Elk's Lodge #1034 carry an oversized n.d. Yes Clinton, Henry County, 5.875"x4.125" color Photo by "Hap" American flag down the street for an Independence Day Missouri, United States picture postcard parade. Text on back reads, "'Olde Glory Days' July 4th Celebration." 273 242 Clinton, Mo. Nighttime view of Benson Convention and Exposition n.d. Yes Clinton, Henry County, 5.875"x4.125" color Photo by "Hap" Center and Clinton Community Center. Text on back Missouri, United States picture postcard reads, "Clinton Community Center & Benson Convention & Expo Center." 273 243 Clinton, Mo. Nighttime view of the former Henry County Bank on a n.d. Yes Clinton, Henry County, 5.875"x4.125" color Photo by "Hap" corner downtown. Text on back reads, "Henry County Missouri, United States picture postcard Museum/DeLozier Building." 273 244 Clinton, Mo. Nighttime view through the trees of the Henry County n.d. Yes Clinton, Henry County, 5.875"x4.125" color Photo by "Hap" Courthouse. (No additional text on back.) Missouri, United States picture postcard

273 245 Mina Sauk Falls on Taum Sauk Mountain Image of the waterfall. Text on back reads, "One of n.d. Yes Iron County, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Del-Mar Advertising, Poplar Nature's wonders in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks." United States postcard Bluff, MO; photo by C.E. King

273 246 Elephant Rocks Elephant Rocks State Park Tourists check out the boulders. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Iron County, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Del-Mar Wholesale, Silva, "Located on highway 21 at Graniteville, Mo. The largest of United States picture postcard MO; dynacolor graphics, inc., which is estimated at 27 ft. tall, 35 ft. long, and 17 ft. Miami, FL wide, weighing about 680 tons. In 1869 the oldest granite quarry in Missouri was opened near the Elephant Rocks and furnished cobble stone for St. Louis Streets."

273 247 Ozarks Sunset turns the granite boulders at Elephant Rocks pink. 1996 Yes Iron County, Missouri, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San The moon rises in the sky. Text on back reads, "Elephant United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Rocks State Park, Missouri." copyright Charles Gurche 274 1 Missouri Image of bare cottonwood trees covered in ice and snow 1997 Yes Jackson County, 4.75"x6.375" color Published by Browntrout, San in a rural setting. Text on back reads, "Eastern Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Cottonwoods, Jackson County." copyright Charles Gurche 274 2 Missouri Truman Country Five-panel postcard showing Truman birthplace, Truman 1993 Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; farm, Truman home, Truman library, and a statue of County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery Truman. Text on back reads, "Harry S. Truman, 33rd United States President of the United States, is revered as Missouri's favorite son. His birthplace in Lamar, farm in Grandview, home and library in Independence all draw many visitors from all over the world."

274 3 Independence Square Court House View of the Courthouse. Text on back reads, "First n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Independence, Missouri building in 1828, last addition 1933. On the National County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Register of Historic Places. Judge Harry S Truman United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Courtroom Museum and Jackson County Historical Society photo by Bob Cunningham; Library on the first floor." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

274 4 Log Cabin Courthouse Independence, View of a building that was a log cabin, but has newer n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Tetricolor Card published by Missouri siding and a roof. Text on back reads, "Built in 1827 at a County, Missouri, postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO cost of $175. This building is in use today and is located United States on a lot adjoining the City Hall."

274 5 Harry S. Truman Statue Independence View of the statue and the Missouri state flag. Text on n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon Square, Independence, Missouri back reads, "Dedicated May 8, 1976 by County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Daniel and President on the 92nd anniversary United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; of former President Truman's birth. Sculptor, Gilbert photo by Fred Preisler Franklin." 274 6 Historic Jail and Museum Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "217 n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Tetricolor Card published by North Main St. - Independence, Missouri. Century-old County, Missouri, postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; building of Civil War and border warfare fame, restored in United States photo by Larry Nicholson 1959 by the Jackson County Historical Society."

274 7 1859 Historic Jail and Museum Interior view of the building. Text on back reads, "217 n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Paragon North Main St. - Independence, Missouri. Barred cells in County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, century-old jail of Civil War and border warfare fame. The United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; jail and Marshal's house were restored by the Jackson photo by Fred Preisler County Historical Society in 1959."

274 8 Historic Jail and Museum Exterior view of a former school. Text on back reads, "217 n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, North Main St. Independence, Missouri. One-room County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Howard Schoolhouse built by William B. Howard in the United States Card 1860's. Restored in 1960 by the Jackson County Historical Society." 274 9 Home of Harry S. Truman Independence, Large trees partially obscure the home. Text on back n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Missouri reads, "33rd President of the United States. This home County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, was built after the Civil War by Mrs. Truman's United States MO; a Paragon Color Product grandfather." 274 10 Truman Home Independence Angled view of the house. Text on back reads, "The 14- n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Distributed by Smith- room Victorian home of President Harry S. Truman and County, Missouri, picture postcard Southwestern, Inc., Tempe, wife Bess is a National Historic Site in Independence, United States AZ; photo copyright Aneal Missouri. The home remains furnished as it was when the Vohra/Unicorn Stock Photos; president and first lady retired here in 1953 after two Terrell terms in the White House." 274 11 219 North Delaware Independence, Mo. Large trees partially obscure the home. Text on back 1988 Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers, Harry S. Truman Home reads, "Harry S. Truman National Historic Site, County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo Independence. It was called the 'Summer White House' United States copyright Harry Rogers during Mr. Truman's tenure as 33rd President of the United States. The Victorian house, built about the time of the Civil War, was the home of Harry Truman and his wife Bess from the time of their marriage in 1919. The National Park Service now administers the Home and provides guided tours. Missouri Vacationlands."

274 12 Truman Library Independence, Missouri Two-panel postcard showing the library and a bell. Text n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Smith- on back reads, "Independence pays tribute to its favorite County, Missouri, picture postcard Southwestern, Inc., Tempe, son at the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum. A United States AZ; photos copyright Aneal reproduction of the Oval Office, along with historic Vohra/Unicorn Stock Photos; materials, gifts and memorabilia center around the Terrell fascinating life and career of America's 33rd president."

274 13 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, View of the grounds showing a bell. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO "Reproduction of the Liberty Bell on the Library grounds County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards was presented to the City of Independence by the City of United States Annecy-Le-Vieux, France."

274 14 Independence The Harry S. Truman Library View of the building's exterior and a fountain. Text on 1990 Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; & Museum back reads, "The Harry S. Truman Library was built by County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery private money and donated to the Federal Government. United States Dedicated in July 1957, it is administered by the National Archives and Records Service of the General Services Administration and serves as a research center and museum. The facility is on U.S. 24 in Independence, MO."

274 15 The Harry S. Truman Library & Museum Exterior view of the grounds and library. Text on back n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon U.S. Highway 24, Independence, Mo. reads, "The Library was built by private donations and County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, given to the Federal Government when it was dedicated United States MO; photo by B.K. Zobrist in July, 1957. It is now administered by the National Archives and Records Service of the General Services Administration as a research center and Museum devoted to the career and administration of former President Truman and the history and nature of the Presidency. It draws scholars from universities in all parts of the country to work in its Research Room and thousands of visitors to the Museum. The Fountains were donated by the Reserve Officers Association."

274 16 The Harry S. Truman Library and Museum Exterior view of the library. Text on back reads, "N.o 13 n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, Missouri. The Harry S. Truman Library and County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards Museum." United States

274 17 The Harry S. Truman Library & Museum Evening view of the library and fountain. Text on back n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Independence, Missouri reads, "U.S. Highway 24, Independence, Mo. The Library County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, was built by private donations and given to the Federal United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Government when it was dedicated in July, 1957. It is now photo by Ken Raveill administered by the National Archives and Records Service of the General Services Administration as a research center and Museum devoted to the career and administration of former President Truman and the history and nature of the Presidency. It draws scholars from universities in all parts of the country to work in its Research Room and thousands of visitors to the Museum. The Fountains were donated by the Reserve Officers Association."

274 18 The Harry S. Truman Library & Museum View of the grounds. Text on back reads, "Flags from the n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Distributed by James Tetirick U.S. Highway 24, Independence, MO. fifty states flank the walkway to the gravesite of the County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO; former president. Mr. Truman was buried in the United States Tetricolor Card courtyard on December 28, 1972 following an official state funeral in the Library's auditorium. The flags were donated by the Harry S. Truman Chapter of the Air Force Association." 274 19 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Image of an engraved stone at Truman's burial site. Text n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon Independence, MO on back reads, "Gravesite of Harry S. Truman, 33rd County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, President of the United States, in the courtyard of the United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Independence, photo by Don Richards Missouri." 274 20 The Harry S. Truman Library & Museum Image of a framed painted portrait of President Harry S n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon U.S. Highway 24, Independence, Missouri Truman by John Slavin. (No additional text on back.) County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, 64050 United States MO; portrait by John Slavin

274 21 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Image of a framed painted portrait of First Lady Bess n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO Truman by Greta Kempton. (No additional text on back.) County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards United States

274 22 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Image of the Benton mural painted on a wall over and n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO beside a doorway. Text on back reads, "'Independence County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards and the Opening of the West.' Mural by Thomas Hart United States Benton was dedicated April 15, 1961."

274 23 The Harry S. Truman Library & Museum Image of the Benton mural painted on a wall over and n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon U.S. Highway 24, Independence, Mo. beside a doorway. Text on back reads, "'Independence County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, and the Opening of the West.' Mural painting by Thomas United States MO; a Paragon Color Product Hart Benton - Dedicated April 15, 1961 - Harry S. Truman Library & Museum, Independence, Missouri."

274 24 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, View of the Oval Office replica in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO back reads, "Full-sized reproduction of President's Oval County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards Office in the West Wing of the White House as it was United States when it was occupied by President Truman."

274 25 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, View of the office replica in the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Independence, MO reads, "This office was used by former President Harry S. County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Truman from 1957 until 1972. Here he met with many United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; dignitaries including former President , photo by Chuck Hatler General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Presidents John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon. The desk had been used by him in his study at the White House. The books reflect his life-long interest in history and are the core of his personal library." 274 26 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Interior view. Text on back reads, "Garden Room of the n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO museum showing bust of President Truman by Franta County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards Belsky and portraits of President and Mrs. Truman from United States the Library's collections." 274 27 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Interior view. Text on back reads, "Table upon which the n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO United Nations Charter was signed in San Francisco on County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards June 26, 1945." United States

274 28 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Interior view. Text on back reads, "The 'Buffalo Mantel' n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO installed in the White House State Dining Room in 1902 County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards and removed during 1948-52 renovation. The mantel United States inscription reads, 'I pray heaven to bestow the best of blessings on this house and all that shall hereafter inhabit it. May none but honest and wise men ever rule under this roof.' Baldwin concert grand piano is an exact copy of a piano presented to the White House in 1952."

274 29 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Interior view. Text on back reads, "Furniture from the n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO Philippines and Persian rugs." County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards United States

274 30 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, View of a car on display inside the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Independence, MO reads, "1941 Chrysler 'Royal' coupe purchased by Senator County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Harry S. Truman in November 1940 and driven by him United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; until he became President of the United States in 1945." photo by Don Richards

274 31 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, View of a car on display inside the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO reads, "Twenty-foot 1950 Lincoln Cosmopolitan especially County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards designed for the White House limousine fleet." United States

274 32 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum Image of a museum exhibit. Text on back reads, "Scale n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Paragon Independence, Missouri model of Battleship U.S.S. Missouri built by U.S. Navy County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Electronics Laboratory, San Diego, California, to test radio United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; signals. The Battleship was christened January 29, 1944, photo by Bob Cunningham; by Margaret Truman, daughter of then Senator Truman. McGrew Color Graphics, The Japanese surrender was signed aboard it in Tokyo Kansas City, MO Bay, September 2, 1945."

274 33 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Image of a painting on display in the museum showing a n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO mother and father sitting at a table and their crying County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards; toddler on the floor. The dad is yelling at the mom and United States painting by Rockwell, the mother is holding a newspaper with Harry Truman's copyright The Curtis picture on it. Text on back reads, "'Family Squabble', 1948 Publishing Company Saturday Evening Post magazine cover. Original painting by Norman Rockwell from the Library's collections. © 1948 The Curtis Publishing Company ."

274 34 Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, Image of a painting on display in the museum showing n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Photography House, Topeka, Independence, MO Harry Truman playing piano. Text on back reads, "'Hot County, Missouri, postcard KS Piano' by Ben Shahn from the Library's collections." United States

274 35 Vaile Mansion Exterior view of the mansion. Text on back reads, "Built in n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Tetricolor Card published by 1871 by Col. Harvey M. Vaile. 'Star Mail Route' Operator. County, Missouri, postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO Picturesque Victorian Mansion, Owned by Mr. & Mrs. J. United States Roger DeWitt. Not open to public."

274 36 Mormon Visitors Center Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by Larry Nicholson Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 937 West County, Missouri, postcard Productions, Raytown, MO Walnut Independence, Missouri. Located on a portion of United States the , this magnificent structure is one of the most beautiful in the greater Kansas City area. Free guided tours daily, show the fascinating historical background, purposes and functions of the Church."

274 37 Visitors Center Exterior view of the Mormon Visitors Center. Text on back n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, reads, "N.o 20 Independence, Missouri. Visitors Center. County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints." United States

274 38 Mormon Visitors Center Image of a painting on display. Text on back reads, "The 1982 Yes Independence, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Copyright LDS Church; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 937 West County, Missouri, postcard McGrew Color Graphics, Walnut Independence, Missouri. The second coming of United States Kansas City, MO the Lord, Jesus Christ is beautifully portrayed by the artist in his conception of this long awaited event. This magnificent painting, measuring 16 ft. x 30 ft., with its warmth and spirituality, sets the theme for the free guided tours conducted daily."

274 39 Mormon Visitors Center A woman gazes at a painting on display. Text on back n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Photo by Larry Nicholson reads, "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 937 County, Missouri, postcard Productions, Raytown, MO West Walnut Independence, Missouri. This beautiful United States painting by John Scott depicts the boy, Joseph Smith, praying in 'The Sacred Grove', in Palmyra, New York. The answer to his prayer marks the opening of the 'Dispensation of the Fullness of Times', and the Restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, prior to His Second Coming."

274 40 Mormon Visitors Center Image of a triptych of paintings and an exhibit on display. n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by Larry Nicholson Text on back reads, "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- County, Missouri, postcard Productions, Raytown, MO Day Saints 937 West Walnut Independence, Missouri. The United States Creation Room features a series of paintings representing the Creation of the Earth and the Life and Ministry of Jesus Christ as the Savior. A unique relief map of the Holy Land, miniature displays of important events occurring there, and large paintings of the Sermon on the Mount. The , and The Resurrection, are explained in the daily free guided tours."

274 41 Mormon Visitors Center Visitors look at museum displays. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by Larry Nicholson "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 937 West County, Missouri, postcard Productions, Raytown, MO Walnut Independence, Missouri. Joseph Smith Room United States features a massive 2 1/2 ton statue of the Prophet, carved in Italy from exquisite Carrara marble, and large replicas of The Doctrine & Covenants and The Pearl of Great Price. Beautiful paintings depict the organization of the Church, and other historical events in the life and ministry of Joseph Smith, including his prophecy that the Saints 'would go to the and become a mighty people.'" 274 42 Mormon Visitors Center Visitors look at museum displays. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by Larry Nicholson "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 937 West County, Missouri, postcard Productions, Raytown, MO Walnut Independence, Missouri. The Temple Room United States features beautiful interior photographs and Temple replicas explaining why Mormons build Temples, and the principle of family unity 'for Time and All Eternity'. Free guided tours daily. Visitors welcome."

274 43 Mormon Visitors Center Image of museum displays. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by Larry Nicholson Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 937 West County, Missouri, postcard Productions, Kansas City, MO Walnut Independence, Missouri. The Book of Mormon United States Room features a large panoramic mural depicting the appearance of the resurrected Christ in the Western Hemisphere, recorded in the Book of Mormon, III Nephi. Also displayed are authentic copies of stone boxes and metal plates with inscriptions believed to relate back to period of 588 to 750 B. C."

274 44 Independence, Missouri Image of the sign to the temple with the temple itself in n.d. Yes Independence, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Smith- the background. Text on back reads, "The Temple of the County, Missouri, picture postcard Southwestern, Inc., Tempe, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints United States AZ; photo by Ken Raveill features a heaven-bound spire visible from miles of its copyright Terrell Publishing Independence, Missouri, site. The Visitor's Center within Co. features a slide show and guided tour chronicling the history of the Mormons and their faith concepts."

274 45 Greetings from Kansas City Word art of "Kansas City" with a cityscape in the letters. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Text on back reads, "Kansas City Union Station and County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, skyline." United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 274 46 Kansas City, Missouri Three-panel postcard with different fountains. Text on 1996 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; back reads, "Kansas City well deserves its 'City of County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery Fountains' title. Throughout the city are found classical United States fountains with marvelous sculptures, whimsical statues that spout water, and contemporary dancing waters. These three - Firemen's Fountain, Children's Fountain, and the computer-controlled fountain in downtown Barney Allis Plaza - add to the ambiance of the city."

274 47 City of Fountains Kansas City Four-panel postcard with different fountains. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; back reads, "From simple water troughs erected by the County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery Humane Society to provide water for horses, to spouting United States fish, indoor waterfalls and dancing waters, Kansas City has become known as the City of Fountains. Coins from the fountains are donated to Children's Mercy Hospital."

274 48 Kansas City Blue and yellow map of Kansas City. Text on back reads, 1994 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS "Greater Kansas City, the 'City of Fountains,' is one of the County, Missouri, postcard Midwest's most beautiful cities. Jazz, steaks, the famous United States , and year-round attractions draw thousands of visitors."

274 49 Pioneer Mothers' Monument, Kansas City, Image of the Pioneer Mothers statue, inscribed "Shall Be n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" colorized E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Mo. - 24 My People and Thy God My God." No additional text on County, Missouri, postcard WI back. United States 274 50 Kansas City, Missouri Aerial view of Kansas City with a TWA airplane in flight. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" colorized By Paragon Products, Inc., Text on back reads, "An aerial view combining the County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; a Paragon beautiful skyline and modern highways serving the United States Color Product central business district of Kansas City."

274 51 Union Station and Skyline Kansas City View from the WWI Memorial lawn looking toward Union n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Station and Kansas City. Text on back reads, "As seen County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, from atop the Liberty Memorial Monument, with Crown United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Center & Hyatt Regency on the right." photo by Nancy Clevinger

274 52 Union Station and Skyline Kansas City, View of Union Station and greater Kansas City. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Paragon Missouri back reads, "As seen from atop the Liberty Memorial County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Monument." United States MO; photo by Fred Preisler; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 274 53 Kansas City View of Union Station and greater Kansas City. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., back reads, ", looking NE from the County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by 216 foot Liberty Memorial tower. Located at the nation's United States James Blank geographic center, Kansas City is a vital industrial and distribution point. Vacationers in the city find a wide array of recreational choices: Spacious parks, numerous lakes, a fine zoo, art and historical museums, famous shopping malls, excursion riverboats, pro sports, dining, and nightlife. Missouri Vacationlands."

274 54 Kansas City View of Union Station and greater Kansas City. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, back reads, "N.o 22 Kansas City, Missouri. Skyline of County, Missouri, picture postcard KS Downtown [sic]." United States 274 55 Kansas City View of Union Station and greater Kansas City. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; back reads, "Historic Union Station, Crown Center and all County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery of Kansas City's downtown area are visible in this city United States view." 274 56 Kansas City's Union Station View of Union Station and greater Kansas City. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Kansas City Wholesale back reads, "Kansas City's Union Station was built in 1910 County, Missouri, picture postcard Novelty Co., Shawnee and was capable of handling 300 trains daily. At the United States Mission, KS; photo by Mark present time there are six trains using this station." Borserine

274 57 Union Station Kansas City, Missouri View of Union Station and greater Kansas City. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and distributed by back reads, "Kansas City's enormous Union Station is County, Missouri, picture postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., among the largest train depots in the United States. United States Tempe, AZ; photo by Ken Efforts are under way to restore the 1914 Beaux-Arts Raveill, copyright Terrell structure to its original grandeur." Publishing Co.

274 58 Kansas City Nighttime view of Union Station and greater Kansas City. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Dunlap Post Card Co., Inc., Text on back reads, "With more than 150 miles of tree- County, Missouri, picture postcard Omaha, NE; photo copyright lined boulevards, an outstanding park system, and United States James Blank fountains everywhere, Kansas City is one of America's most beautiful cities."

274 59 Kansas City Missouri View of Kansas City. Text on back reads, "A stunning n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and distributed by Kansas City skyline is composed of varied architectural County, Missouri, picture postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., designs including Renaissance Revival, Art Deco and Art United States Tempe, AZ; photo by Ken Nouveau." Raveill, copyright Terrell Publishing Co. 274 60 Kansas City Missouri View at dusk of highways with the Kansas City skyline in n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Dunlap Post Card Co., Inc., the background. Text on back reads, "Skyline at dusk. County, Missouri, postcard Omaha, NE; photo copyright Kansas City, Missouri." United States James Blank and Dunlap Post Card Co.; Mike Roberts, Oakland, CA

274 61 Kansas City Skyline at Daybreak Skelly Truck Stop, highways and skyscrapers. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Holiday reads, "Skyline view at daybreak - The lights of the city County, Missouri, picture postcard Productions, Independence, come alive as evening falls at sunset. The warmth and United States MO; photo by Raveill; made welcome of the great city are evident to visitors and by Dexter Press, Inc., West residents alike. The majestic skyscrapers, silhouetted Nyack, NY against the morning sky, stand as vibrant evidence of the strength and forward march of Kansas City."

274 62 Kansas City Missouri View at dusk of a river, bridge and the Kansas City skyline. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon No additional text on back. County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, United States MO; a Paragon Color Product

274 63 Kansas City Skyline Two prop planes at the municipal airport with the skyline n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon in the background: sunset. Text on back reads, "Viewed County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, here from the downtown Municipal Airport at twilight." United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; photo by Mike Knepper

274 64 Skyline At Sunset Kansas City, Missouri The setting sun turns the river and sky orange. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon back reads, "As seen from across the Missouri River." County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; photo by Fred Kautt

274 65 Kansas City Nighttime view across the river looking toward the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; skyline. Text on back reads, "The skyline of Kansas City is County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery reflected in the calm Missouri River." United States

274 66 Skyline At Night Kansas City Nighttime view across the river looking toward the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Paragon Products, Inc., skyline. Text on back reads, "The lights of downtown County, Missouri, picture postcard Kansas City, MO; photo by Kansas City reflect in the waters of the Missouri River." United States Chuck Hatler

274 67 Kansas City Lightning arcs over Kansas City. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; "Kansas City's skyline is interesting by day, but a summer County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery storm turns the night skyline into a spectacular sight." United States

274 68 Skyline At Night Kansas City View of downtown Kansas City at night. Cars' headlights n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon turn to streaks. Text on back reads, "Kansas City, County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri. Night skyline." United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; photo by Mihalevich

274 69 Main Street, Looking North from Ninth Street scene with a trolley coming down the street and n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown Street pedestrians on the sidewalks. No additional text on back. County, Missouri, postcard reproduction United States 274 70 J. W. Montgomery, Gents' Furnishings, 908 View of a city block with three stores. No additional text n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown Main Street. J. S. Clark & Co., Hatters, 906 on back. County, Missouri, postcard reproduction Main Street. Federmann & Hallar, United States Druggists, 904 Main Street.

274 71 The Rialto Building, 9th St. and Grand Ave. View from another building looking toward the Rialto. A n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown few horses and carriages are on the street below. No County, Missouri, postcard reproduction additional text on back. United States 274 72 D. P. Thomson, Photographer. F. G. Smith View of a corner building housing those two businesses. n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown Piano Co. Tenth and Walnut Streets. No additional text on back. County, Missouri, postcard reproduction United States 274 73 Jaccard, Jeweler and Art Stationer, 1034 Exterior view of the building. No additional text on back. n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown Main St. County, Missouri, postcard reproduction United States 274 74 Orpheum Theatre View of the Orpheum Theatre (now showing "Mother c1950 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Curteichcolor Reproduction Didn't Tell Me") and nearby buildings. Text on back reads, County, Missouri, postcard from Kodachrome Original; " Avenue looking north from 13th Street United States Tetricolor Card distributed by showing downtown hotels Kansas City, Missouri. J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; Kodachrome photography by Gene Hook

274 75 Kansas City Bird's eye view of Kansas City. Text on back reads, "The 1990 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; skyline of Kansas City, MO, stretches from the Liberty County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery Memorial (left) and Crown Center (right) in the United States foreground to the downtown area." 274 76 Liberty Memorial and Skyline Kansas City, View of Liberty Memorial, Union Station and greater n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Missouri Kansas City. Text on back reads, "As seen from atop St. County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Mary's Hospital 101 Memorial Dr." United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; photo by Fred Preisler

274 77 Liberty Memorial & Skyline, Kansas City View looking straight toward the Liberty Memorial tower n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon with the Kansas City skyline behind. No additional text on County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, back. United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; photo by Mihalevich

274 78 Liberty Memorial Text on back reads, "The Magnificent Liberty Memorial, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, overlooking Kansas City, Missouri, at the Union Station, County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor was dedicated in 1926 at a cost of over two million United States Card dollars, to the memory of the gallant men who gave their lives during World War I. The memorial was re-dedicated in 1961 to the cause of understanding and friendship among all the world's people."

274 79 Liberty Memorial, Kansas City View of the Memorial and Museum. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Paragon "A memorial to the heroic dead of World War I, now County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, rededicated to World Peace. The 217-foot shaft has an United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; observation gallery offering an impressive view of the photo by Raveill city." 274 80 Liberty Memorial View of the Memorial, Museum and grounds. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Curteichcolor Reproduction back reads, "The magnificent Liberty Memorial, County, Missouri, postcard from Kodachrome or overlooking Kansas City, Missouri, at the Union Station, United States Ektachrome Original; The was erected at a cost of over two million dollars, to the Allis Press, Kansas City, MO memory of the gallant men who gave their lives during World War I." 274 81 Twilight Scene of Skyline, Kansas City, Image of the Liberty Memorial and Kansas City skyline. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Missouri Text on back reads, "As seen from atop St. Mary's County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Hospital 101 Memorial Dr." United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; photo by Fred Preisler 274 82 Kansas City Nighttime view of the Liberty Memorial and city. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; back reads, "Kansas City's tall downtown buildings seem County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery dwarfed by the Liberty Memorial. The 216-foot tower United States contains World War I exhibits, and an elevator ride to the top gives the visitor a good view of Kansas City."

274 83 Kansas City View of downtown Kansas City. Text on back reads, 1991 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; "Kansas City's modern glass towers seem to reach for the County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery sky." United States 274 84 Kansas City View of downtown Kansas City at dusk. Text on back 1992 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; reads, "Night view of downtown Kansas City." County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery United States 274 85 City Market Kansas City, Missouri Two-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "The City Market n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; area north of downtown has a variety of year-round County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery shops and restaurants, as well as seasonal Farmer's United States Market and the Steamboat Arabia Museum. The area, one of Kansas City's oldest areas, has been renovated."

274 86 River Quay City Market in River Quay A family goes shopping at the outdoor market. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Kansas City, Mo. back reads, "Kansas City, Mo. Municipal Market located in County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, River Quay has been serving the K.C. area for over 100 United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; years. Fresh produce at low low prices and an old world McGrew Color Graphics, atmosphere make a visit to the market a rewarding Kansas City, MO experience." 274 87 Westport Kansas City Three-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "What was n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Smith- once the starting point for travelers of the County, Missouri, picture postcard Southwestern, Inc., Mesa, AZ; is now an eclectic mix of restaurants, taverns, boutiques, United States photos copyright Jim galleries and Kansas City's largest indoor flea market. This Shippee/Unicorn Stock is Westport, renowned as the city's hottest nightspot." Photos

274 88 Kansas City Three-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Kansas City 1990 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Avery Postcards, was built around a trading post at 'West Port,' platted by County, Missouri, picture postcard Wichita, KS; photos copyright John Calvin McCoy. McCoy, Jim Bridger and Alexander United States John Avery Majors developed the town. The building on the right is the oldest standing structure in Westport and was once owned by Bridger."

274 89 The Caboose Westport Square Text on back reads, "The Caboose silver boutique at n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, Westport Square, a cluster of Prestigious Shops: Galleries: County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Outdoor Cafes: Entertainment. This exciting new area has United States Card; photo by Bob produced a rich urban, almost European Townscape, Cunningham within the framework of Historic Structures. Westport Square - Near the Country Club Plaza."

274 90 River Quay River Quay Party Caboose Image of a red, converted Kansas City Southern Lines n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, caboose. Text on back reads, "Among the many unique County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor things to see in River Quay is the Party Caboose. Located United States Card on the corner of 5th and Delaware, it serves as an information center for the multi-million dollar River Quay Development. The River Quay Merchants Association has also made the Caboose available for children's birthday parties."

274 91 River Quay Papa Nicks in River Quay People eat at a sidewalk café called Papa Nick's. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, Kansas City, Mo. back reads, "Papa Nicks Omelette Originals and Wine County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Cellar, one of the many unique restaurants located in United States Card River Quay, where one can choose from over 25 different omelettes. Papa Nicks sidewalk cafe makes a nice resting stop while visiting River Quay shops."

274 92 Westport Square Text on back reads, "One of the outdoor Courtyards at n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, Westport Square, a cluster of Prestigious Shops: Galleries: County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Outdoor Cafes: Entertainment. This exciting new area has United States Card; photo by Bob produced a rich urban, almost European Townscape, Cunningham within the framework of Historic Structures. Westport Square - Near the Country Club Plaza."

274 93 18th & Vine Historic District Kansas City, Two-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "The Kansas City n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; Missouri Jazz Museum and the Gem Theater are focal points of the County, Missouri, picture postcard photos copyright John Avery 18th & Vine Historical District. The Gem, once a movie United States Photos house, is a Cultural and Performing Arts Center. The Jazz Museum building also houses the Negro Leagues Museum and a visitor center. A main attraction in the Jazz Museum is a saxophone played by Charlie Parker."

274 94 Gala Affair At 18th & Vine Overhead view of a large crowd outside the Gem Theater. 09/05/1997 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color The Kansas City Call; Life Text on back reads, "A cross-section of the Kansas City County, Missouri, picture postcard Design photo copyright community participated in the gala opening of the United States George Murphy; copyright Museums at 18th & Vine on Friday, Sept. 5, 1997. It was Come…! Feel the Rhythm estimated that between 10,000-20,000 people came into the 18th & Vine area over the grand opening weekend."

274 95 The Museums At 18th & Vine Kansas City, View of the Jazz Museum. Text on back reads, " The new n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Copyright Life Design photo Missouri 18th & Vine Museums were opened to the public County, Missouri, postcard by George Murphy; copyright Saturday, September 6, 1997. The Jazz Museum tells the United States Come…! Feel the Rhythm story of jazz, from both a Kansas City and a national perspective. The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, including the Horace M. Peterson III Visitor's Center, is housed in the same building as the Jazz Museum."

274 96 The Museums At 18th & Vine Kansas City, Nighttime view of the neon over the main entrance to the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Copyright Life Design photo Missouri museums. Text on back reads, "18th & Vine was the County, Missouri, postcard by George Murphy; copyright center of commerce and culture for Kansas City's African- United States Come…! Feel the Rhythm American community for over sixty years. Clubs and speakeasys harmonized the tunes of such musicians as George E. Lee and Charlie 'Bird' Parker. Satchel Paige and Buck O'Neil of the Kansas City Monarchs greeted eager autograph seekers, doctors and laywers [sic] practiced their skills and CALL boys pitched the weekly newspaper for 10 cents. The 18th & Vine District is still the 'meeting place', as The Museums At 18th & Vine continue the legacy of this historical area." 274 97 Barker Temple Kansas City, Missouri Exterior view of this stone building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Copyright Life Design photo price tag on lower left, back "The Barker Temple Church of God in Christ is an historic County, Missouri, postcard by George Murphy church located in the 18th and Vine area. It is the 'mother United States church' of the denomination in this area. Bishop Barker, a native of Arkansas, was 'baptized in the Holy Spirit' in 1907 in the Church of God in Christ and was a contemporary of the denomination's founder, Bishop C.H. Mason. Bishop E. Harris Moore now pastors Barker Temple. His wife, Elise, is one of the nine Barker children."

274 98 Steamboat Arabia Museum Kansas City, Five-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "In 1856, after n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; Missouri striking a submerged tree trunk, The Arabia sank with its County, Missouri, picture postcard photos copyright John Avery; 220 tons of cargo into the Missouri River. In 1988, the United States painting courtesy Steamboat Hawley family began excavation. Three years later, they Arabia Museum opened the Steamboat Arabia Museum, displaying the 'Treasures of the Steamboat Arabia.' Although only half the cargo - housewares, tools, food and personal effects - is on display, restoration work continues daily."

274 99 Gem Theater Kansas City Exterior nighttime view of the theater. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Copyright Life Design photo price tag on lower left, back reads, "The only one of its kind in the country, the newly County, Missouri, postcard by George Murphy; copyright reconstructed Gem Theater Cultural and Performing Arts United States Come…! Feel the Rhythm Center is located within the heart of one of the most celebrated jazz and blues districts in the country, the 18th & Vine Historic Jazz District. Once the training ground for Charlie 'Bird' Parker, Duke Ellington, Billie Holliday and a host of other jazz legends, the new Gem Theater promises to continue this amazing legacy and become a legend in its own right."

274 100 Downtown Kansas City, Mo. View of two historic skyscrapers. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Tetricolor Card distributed by "Civic Center, showing City Hall on left - Jackson County County, Missouri, postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; Court House on right and Police headquarters and United States Plastichrome by Municipal Building in center." Colourpicture, Boston, MA

274 101 The Federal Building Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, Federal Building, latest giant addition to downtown County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Kansas City. This striking picture of the 18-story, two- United States Card; photo by John A. block-long structure represents a federal investment of Calovich more than 32 million dollars."

274 102 Federal Office Building Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "A n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Holiday monolith of steel, concrete and granite, containing more County, Missouri, picture postcard Productions, Independence, than one million square feet of space. Adjacent to Kansas United States MO; photo by Raveill; made City's Civic Center, it is the largest office building in the by Dexter Press, Inc., West State of Missouri, housing a daily population in excess of Nyack, NY 5,000 persons."

274 103 Missouri State Office Building Kansas City, Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, Mo. "Missouri State Office Building 615 East 13th Street County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Kansas City, Mo." United States Card 274 104 Convention Complex Kansas City Two-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Radisson n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon Muehlebach Hotel, Embassy on the Park and Holiday Inn County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, line the east side of Auditorium Plaza Park with Municipal United States MO; a Paragon Color Product Auditorium to the south and the H. Roe Bartle Convention Center on the west. All facilities in the complex are interconnecting."

274 105 Kansas City Convention Complex H. Roe Illustrated view of the complex. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Bartle Center Municipal Auditorium convention complex is located in the center of County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, downtown, convenient to hotels, restaurants, retail shops United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; and entertainment. The complex encompasses a four McGrew Color Graphics, square block area and includes the two principal Kansas City, MO buildings, the Municipal Auditorium and the H. Roe Bartle Center, 1,000 car underground parking garage, and a park plaza. All facilities in the complex are interconnecting."

274 106 Downtown Kansas City, Missouri and H. Bird's eye view of the convention center and downtown. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Roe Bartle Convention Complex Text on back reads, "The convention complex in the County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, foreground is located in the center of downtown. United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Convenient to hotels, restaurants, retail shops, and photo by Mihalevich entertainment." 274 107 Kansas City Convention Complex H. Roe Bird's eye view of the convention center and downtown. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Bartle Center Municipal Auditorium Text on back reads, "The convention complex is located in County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, the center of downtown, convenient to hotels, United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; restaurants, retail shops and entertainment. The complex photo by Warner Studio encompasses a four square block area and includes the two principal buildings, the Municipal Auditorium and the H. Roe Bartle Center, 1,000 car underground parking garage, and a park plaza. All facilities in the complex are interconnecting."

274 108 Kansas City Aerial view of a convention center and downtown. Text 1994 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; on back reads, "The expanded Bartle Hall Convention County, Missouri, postcard photo copyright John Avery Center in downtown Kansas City hosts many cultural and United States entertainment events as well as a variety of conventions."

274 109 Kansas City View at dusk of the convention center and surrounding n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; area. Text on back reads, "Four 'Sky Stations' by New York County, Missouri, postcard photo copyright John Avery; artist R.M. Fischer overlook downtown Kansas City from United States copyright R.M. Fischer "Sky the pylons atop the Bartle Hall addition." Stations"

274 110 Kansas City View at dusk of the convention center and surrounding n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark area. Text on back reads, "H. Roe Bartle Hall, Kansas City's County, Missouri, postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Convention Center, is pictured here with the sculptures United States photo copyright Wilborn & 'sky stations/pylon caps' towering above." Associates

274 111 Kansas City's Convention Center and Text on back reads, "Kansas City's Convention Center and n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Kansas City Wholesale Skyline Skyline - with Radisson Hotel and Embassy on the Park, County, Missouri, postcard Novelty Co., Shawnee Holiday Inn." United States Mission, KS; photo by Mark Borserine 274 112 Kansas City Convention Center and Skyline Text on back reads, "Kansas City's Convention Center and n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Kansas City Wholesale Skyline with Radisson Hotel and Embassy on the Park, County, Missouri, postcard Novelty Co., Shawnee Holiday Inn." United States Mission, KS; photo by House of Kreuzer; Kolor View Oakland, CA 274 113 Auditorium Plaza Garage and Barney Allis Text on back reads, "Serving Kansas City's downtown n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6.75"x5.25" color Tetricolor Card distributed by See below folder for nearly- Plaza area, self parking on 3 levels, with 1200 car capacity, County, Missouri, postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; identical image underground corridor connections with Municipal United States Plastichrome by Auditorium and Adjacent Hotels. 12th and Wyandotte Colourpicture, Boston, MA; Streets Kansas City, Missouri." photo by Fred Preisler

274 114 Auditorium Plaza Garage and Barney Allis Text on back reads, "Serving Kansas City's downtown n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by James Tetirick, See above folder for nearly- Plaza area, self parking on 3 levels, with 1200 car capacity, County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor identical image underground corridor connections with Municipal United States Card; photo by Fred Preisler Auditorium and Adjacent Hotels. 12th and Wyandotte Streets Kansas City, Missouri."

274 115 Auditorium Plaza Park Text on back reads, "The beautifully landscaped Barney L. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Holiday Allis Plaza Park provides underground parking for more County, Missouri, picture postcard Productions, Independence, than 1200 automobiles. Underground corridors connect United States MO; photo by Raveill; made with the Municipal Auditorium and several of Kansas by Dexter Press, Inc., West City's most famous hotels. Kansas City is justly proud of Nyack, NY the hospitality and facilities offered to the visitor."

274 116 Auditorium Plaza Fountain at Night Text on back reads, "Kansas City, Missouri. A night scene n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, of the Fountain in the Auditorium Plaza Park." County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor United States Card; photo by Fred Preisler

274 117 Municipal Auditorium Kansas City, Text on back reads, "Covering an entire City block in n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Missouri Downtown Kansas City. The Main arena seats 14,000; The County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Music Hall seats 2,700. Little theatre seats 700. In United States MO; a Paragon Color Product addition there is an immense exposition hall. The Beautiful Barney Allis Plaza is in the foreground."

274 118 Hotel Muehlebach and Towers Exterior view of the hotel. Text on back reads, "Facing n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, Beautiful Barney Allis Plaza and Auditorium Plaza Garage County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor (capacity 1200 cars) … in the heart of the theatrical, United States Card shopping and financial districts of Downtown Kansas City … only 6 minutes from Municipal Airport ... 10 minutes from Union Station ... within 6 blocks of main transcontinental highways."

274 119 Radisson-Muehlebach Hotel Kansas City, Pedestrians walk by the hotel. Text on back reads, "In the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon Mo. heart of downtown Kansas City, within easy walking County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, distance of Municipal Auditorium and H. Roe Bartle United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Convention Center." photo by Jack M. Nickel

274 120 Holiday Inn City Center of K.C. Exterior view of the hotel. Text on back reads, "Kansas n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by D. Dixon City's only revolving rooftop restaurant and adjoining County, Missouri, postcard Specialties lounge with nightly entertainment." United States

274 121 Ruback's News and Book Store Exterior, night view of the bookstore. A customer looks n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Tetricolor card published by through the window. Text on back reads, "Ruback's News County, Missouri, postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO and Book Store Wm. Ruback, Prop. World's most United States complete News Stand 12th and Main Streets Kansas City, Mo." 274 122 Commerce Tower, Kansas City Exterior, diagonal view of the building as seen from across n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.875"x6" color Tetricolor card distributed by the street. Text on back reads, "Missouri's largest County, Missouri, picture postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; commercial office building rises 32 stories above the United States Plastichrome, Boston, MA; beautiful fountain statue 'The Muse of the Missouri'. photo by Fred Preisler Commerce Tower serves as the cultural and business heart of the exciting new Commerce Tower Center in downtown Kansas City, Missouri."

274 123 Kansas City Board of Trade Building Exterior view of the main entrance. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, "Kansas City's Board of Trade and many member firms are County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor housed in this attractive structure near the Country Club United States card Plaza." 274 124 The Call Kansas City, Missouri Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "THE n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Life Design photo copyright CALL has covered every major news event in Kansas City County, Missouri, postcard George Murphy; copyright for over 75 years and has been a fixture in the homes of United States Come…! Feel the Rhythm Kansas Citians for four generations or more. THE CALL, founded in 1919 by Texan Chester A. Franklin, is one of the oldest African American-owned newspapers in the country and the oldest weekly newspaper in Kansas City. The newspaper originally began publication at 1311 East 18th Street, but moved to its present location, 1715 East 18th Street, in 1924."

274 125 Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Exterior view of the church. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, 11th & Broadway Kansas City, Missouri Cross Tower and Dome was Gold Leafed in 1961. County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Cathedral Parish is the Oldest Congregation in Kansas City United States Card Founded in 1834." 274 126 Muse of the Missouri Image of the statue and fountain. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Holiday "Towering above colorful fountains, the Muse is one of County, Missouri, picture postcard Productions, Independence, Kansas City's newest works of art. Located in the United States MO; photo by Raveill; made downtown mall, near Ninth and Main, the Muse was by Dexter Press, Inc., West received by the city as a gift of the David Worth Kemper Nyack, NY Memorial Foundation."

274 127 Kansas City, Missouri The "Muse Of The Nighttime view of this statue and fountain, which is lit in n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon Missouri" red. No additional text on back. County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; photo by Fred Preisler

274 128 "The Scout" View of this statue with Kansas City in the distance. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon on back reads, "Statue by Cyrus Edwin Dallin, located in County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Penn Valley Park, overlooks Kansas City, Missouri. This United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; famous statue recalls the scouts who guided wagon trains photo by Nancy Clevinger on their westward trek."

274 129 The Scout Kansas City View of The Scout statue beneath a tree with Kansas City n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark in the distance. Text on back reads, "Kansas City as seen County, Missouri, picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; from Penn Valley Park. The statue, 'The Scout' is visible in United States photo copyright Wilborn & the foreground." Associates 274 130 Kansas City View of The Scout statue overlooking Kansas City. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Harry Rogers Co., back reads, "The Indian Scout Statue, by C. E. Dallin, has County, Missouri, picture postcard Chillicothe, MO; photo by long been a symbol of Kansas City. The statue stands in United States James Blank Penn Valley Park. Located between Main and Broadway at 31st St., the Park was dedicated in 1922. This view looks northeast across the downtown area. Missouri Vacationlands." 274 131 Kansas City Missouri Image of The Scout statue at sunset. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Smith- "Since 1916, the sculpture of the Scout has sit [sic] in County, Missouri, picture postcard Southwestern, Inc., Tempe, Penn Valley Park, coveting a panoramic view of the United States AZ; photo copyright Aneal downtown skyline. The award-winning sculpture was Vohra/Unicorn Stock Photos; purchased from the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Terrell Francisco in 1915."

274 132 The Scout View from behind looking at The Scout statue at sunset. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Holiday Text on back reads, "A voice from our historic past, the County, Missouri, picture postcard Productions, Independence, Scout keeps watch over Kansas City from atop his horse in United States MO; photo by L.D. Jones; beautiful Penn Valley Park. He is a monument to the made by Dexter Press, Inc., Scouts who guided wagon trains in their westward trek." West Nyack, NY

274 133 "The Scout," Famous Statue by Cyrus View from behind looking at The Scout statue at sunset. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Published by Paragon Edwin Dallin Kansas City Text on back reads, "Famous statue by Cyrus Edwin Dallin, County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, located in Penn Valley Park, overlooking Kansas City, United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Missouri. This famous statue recalls the scouts who McGrew Color Graphics, guided wagon trains in their westward trek." Kansas City, MO

274 134 Kansas City Lightning strikes the ground beyond Kansas City. The n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Copyright MRTC/Ozark Scout statue is silhouetted. Text on back reads, "As County, Missouri, postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; lightning streaks through the evening sky it illuminates United States photo copyright Bob Barrett 'The Scout', a Kansas City landmark."

274 135 The Meyer Circle Fountain View of this fountain as seen from across the street. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, on back reads, "Ward Parkway and Meyer Blvd. Kansas County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor City, Missouri." United States Card; photo by Fred Preisler

274 136 Pioneer Mother Image of the Pioneer mother statue. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Tetricolor card published by "'Pioneer Mother,' famous sculptural group in Penn Valley County, Missouri, postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; Park, Kansas City, Missouri. The statue commemorates United States color by Larry Nicholson the courage of the pioneer women, in the settlement of the Great West." 274 137 Loose Memorial Park Image of a serene park with a footbridge across a lake. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" Published by Holiday Text on back reads, "This beautiful park, in Kansas City, is County, Missouri, colorized picture Productions, Independence, the setting for a lovely rose garden, a swan colony and a United States postcard MO; photo by Raveill; made lovely Japanese garden. Adjacent to the garden is a center by Dexter Press, Inc., West for the use of garden club enthusiasts. is Nyack, NY situated on the site of one of the first major civil war engagements, the battle of Westport."

274 138 The Country Club Plaza Kansas City Two-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "The Plaza is n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and distributed by more than a shopping excursion, it is an experience." County, Missouri, picture postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., United States Mesa, AZ; photos by Steve Gibson, copyright Terrell Publishing Co. 274 139 Kansas City Country Club Plaza Two-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Known for its n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright and distributed by exquisite spanish architechture [sic] and numerous County, Missouri, picture postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc., fountains, the Country Club Plaza can be found alongside United States Mesa, AZ; photos by Steve the banks of Brush Creek. The Plaza offers an abundance Gibson, copyright Terrell of shopping, dining and entertainment, making it one of Publishing Co. the midwest's prime attractions."

274 140 Kansas City, Missouri Photo made to look like a puzzle. Text on back reads, 1989 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; "Dedicated to the developer of the Plaza, the J.C. Nichols County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery Memorial Fountain features four heroic horsemen, United States sculpted in Paris in 1910 by the late Henri Greber."

274 141 Kansas City Image of the fountain and flowers. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; "Spring brings a blaze of color to enhance the J.C. Nichols County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery Fountain, a landmark in Kansas City's Country Club Plaza. United States In 1910, French sculptor Henri Greber created the work, dedicated to the developer of the Plaza."

274 142 J.C. Nichols Memorial Fountain, Kansas View of the fountain with the plaza in the background. No n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Kansas City Wholesale City additional text on back. County, Missouri, picture postcard Novelty Co., Shawnee United States Mission, KS; photo by Ken Raveill 274 143 Nichols Fountain Country Club Plaza View at dusk of the fountain. Text on back reads, "Nichols n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Kansas City, Missouri Fountain, named after J.C. Nichols, developer of the County, Missouri, picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Country Club Plaza." United States photo copyright Wilborn & Associates 274 144 J.C. Nichols Fountain View at dusk of one of the sculptures in the fountain. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon Text on back reads, "The J.C. Nichols Fountain with the County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Swanson Building and its magnificent Giralda Tower, United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; whose delicate Spanish tracery was inspired by Kansas McGrew Color Graphics, City's sister city, Seville, and is seen throughout the Kansas City, MO; photo Country Club Plaza." courtesy Missouri Tourism Commission

274 145 The Country Club Plaza Text on back reads, "The Plaza's unique architecture is a n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon taste of the Spanish motif. Brilliant tiles and lace-like iron County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, grillwork decorate the artistically designed buildings. United States MO; a Paragon Color Product Lovely statues and fountains dot the well planned landscape adding unequalled beauty. The Plaza's style and its elusive, refreshing atmosphere have become symbols of the ultimate in shopping convenience."

274 146 Neptune Fountain Text on back reads, "The beautiful Neptune Fountain at n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon 47th and Wornall Road, Country Club Plaza, Kansas City, County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri. This is one of the 12 fountains and more than United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; 50 outdoor objects of art which adorn this famous photo by Fred Preisler shopping area. A J. C. Nichols Co. development."

274 147 Kansas City Text on back reads, "Neptune Fountain. The 'Neptune 1992 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture The Kansas Postcard Co., Fountain' is of the Greek god of the sea with trident, County, Missouri, postcard Lawrence, KS; the Missouri dolfin [sic] and horse. The fountain is located between United States Postcard Co., Climax Springs, Wornall Road and 47th Street on the Country Club Plaza. MO; design copyright Zachary Kansas City Impressions." Norris, copyright MPC; photo copyright Ron Holloway, copyright KPC; printed by Lawson Mardon 274 148 Swanson Building Image at dusk of the fountain and building. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6.75"x5.25" color Tetricolor Card distributed by reads, "The Swanson Building with its magnificent Giralda County, Missouri, picture postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; Tower, enhanced by the Seville Light and the J. C. Nichols United States Plastichrome by Memorial Fountain, forms the eastern gateway to this Colourpicture, Boston, MA; famed business center - a constant reminder of Kansas photo by Fred Preisler City's beauty and culture - the 'City of Fountains.'"

274 149 Kansas City Partial view of the fountain and Swanson Building, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x5.875" color Photography House, Topeka, Country Club Plaza. Text on back reads, "N.o 19 Kansas County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Mark Borserine City, Missouri. The Plaza." United States 274 150 The Country Club Plaza Kansas City, Image of Woolf Brothers and a statue / fountain. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon Missouri back reads, "One of the lovely statues and fountains County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, which dot the well-planned landscape, adding unequalled United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; beauty to the world-famous Country Club Plaza shopping photo copyright Ginzy center." Schaefer 274 151 Country Club Plaza Kansas City Image of a horse and buggy trotting by the Plaza. Text on 1993 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; back reads, "Visitors to Kansas City can enjoy the sights in County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery style with a horse-drawn carriage ride through world- United States famous Country Club Plaza."

274 152 Country Club Plaza Text on back reads, "The colorful tile roofs and the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.25"x3.5" color Published by Paragon background tower complement the Spanish styling of this County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Country Club Plaza scene. This is Pomona Court with its United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; delightful fountain and bronze statue of Pomona, photo by Fred Preisler Goddess of Vineyards and Orchards. This attractive building is the new Woolf Brothers store on the Country Club Plaza. Location: Broadway at Ward Parkway, Kansas City, Missouri."

274 153 Wild Boar Good Luck Fountain A girl looks at the boar sculpture. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Holiday "This bronze figure was purchased in Florence, Italy by County, Missouri, picture postcard Productions, Independence, the J. C. Nichols company. It is a replica of the 105 year- United States MO; photo by Raveill; made old bronze wild boar good luck fountain in the Straw by Dexter Press, Inc., West Market of Florence, Italy. The proceeds from this fountain Nyack, NY go to Kansas City's Children's Mercy Hospital."

274 154 Wild Boar Good Luck Fountain A little boy looks at the boar sculpture. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, reads, "This bronze figure and its bronze base was County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor purchased in Florence, Italy by the J. C. Nichols Company. United States Card It is a replica of the 105 year old bronze wild boar good luck fountain in the Straw Market of Florence. The proceeds from the Country Club Plaza good luck fountain go to Kansas City's Children's Mercy Hospital."

274 155 The Time Tower - Country Club Plaza Text on back reads, "The Time Tower, on Kansas City's n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon beautiful Country Club Plaza, is etched against fleecy, County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, white clouds and a sky of blue. In the foreground is an United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; antique wellhead at the entrance to Pomona Court. The McGrew Color Graphics, Country Club Plaza, developed by J. C. Nichols Company, Kansas City, MO is famous for its smart shops, fountains and art works, and Spanish architecture."

274 156 Country Club Plaza Kansas City Text on back reads, "The soft glow of evening enhances n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon the unique charm of the Giralda Tower and Seville Light County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, on the Country Club Plaza, the nation's first suburban United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; shopping community. Seville, Spain … Sister City of Kansas produced on behalf of the City, Missouri … provided inspiration for the recreation of Mayor's Commission for the the Giralda Tower and Seville Light on the Plaza, Sister Cities developed by J. C. Nichols Company."

274 157 Boy and Frog Close-up of the fountain. Text on back reads, "An original n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by Paragon in bronze by the famed Italian sculptor, Raffaelo County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Romanelli (1856-1928). This adorns a corner parklet on United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; the famed Country Club Plaza, Kansas City, Mo. The photo by Fred Preisler statue was purchased by the J. C. Nichols Co. and imported to the Plaza in 1928."

274 158 Beautiful Country Club Plaza at Holiday View at dusk of the Plaza decorated for Christmas. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Paragon Season on back reads, "Each year, between Thanksgiving Eve and County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, New Year's Eve, the Country Club Plaza, Kansas City, United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Missouri, becomes aglow with thousands of multi-colored photo by Rick Solberg; lights. The Plaza is one of America's famous suburban McGrew Color Graphics, business districts. It was developed by the J. C. Nichols Kansas City, MO Company."

274 159 Kansas City Nighttime view of the Plaza. Text on back reads, "N.o 21 n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, Kansas City, Missouri. Christmas lights on the Plaza." County, Missouri, picture postcard KS United States 274 160 Season's Greetings Kansas City Nighttime view of the Plaza. Text on back reads, "Kansas 1995 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; City, Missouri's famed Country Club Plaza district draws County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery tens of thousands of visitors each Christmas season to see United States its outstanding display of lights."

274 161 Kansas City The Plaza Nighttime view of the Plaza at Christmas. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Copyright MRTC/Ozark reads, "The Country Club Plaza of Kansas City shows it's County, Missouri, postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; [sic] splendor during the holiday season. The world United States photo copyright Gerry Woody renown Plaza lighting ceremony occurs every Thanksgiving." 274 162 Kansas City Nighttime view of the Plaza at Christmas. Text on back 1995 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color The Kansas Postcard Co., reads, "Plaza Lights. The Plaza Lights tradition began in County, Missouri, picture postcard Lawrence, KS; the Missouri 1925 by Charles Pitrat, the head of the Nichols Company United States Postcard Co., Climax Springs, maintenance department. He placed a single six-foot MO; design copyright Zachary strand of sixteen colored light bulbs across the doorway Norris Snipe; photo copyright of the Suydam Building which was the first building in the Aneal Vohra; copyright KPC Plaza. The lighting ceremony, held on Thanksgiving night, would attract more than 275,000 people. Presently, more than 156,000 bulbs are placed along 46 miles of wiring."

274 163 Country Club Plaza Kansas City Sunset view of the Plaza at Christmas. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon "America's most famous shopping community becomes County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, aglow during the Yuletide Season with thousands of multi- United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; colored lights." photo copyright Ginzy Schaefer 274 164 Country Club Plaza Nighttime view of the Plaza at Christmas. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon some discoloring on back reads, "The Country Club Plaza, Kansas City, Missouri County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, becomes a wonderland of lights during the Yuletide United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Season. This scene is looking east along Nichols Road photo by Fred Preisler towards the beautiful Giralda Tower." 274 165 Greetings from Kansas City Dusk view of the Plaza at Christmas. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Kansas City Wholesale "Plaza at Christmas time. What started in 1925 with a County, Missouri, picture postcard Novelty Co., Shawnee single string of lights, has now become a wonderland of United States Mission, KS; photo by Ken lights with the help of over 152,000 bulbs and 46 miles of Raveill wiring." 274 166 Country Club Plaza Nighttime view of the Plaza at Christmas. There is a small n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon dusting of snow on the ground. Text on back reads, "This County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, serene setting is on the famous Country Club Plaza, aglow United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; with thousands of multi-colored lights for the Christmas photo by Ken Raveill season." 274 167 Country Club Plaza Kansas City Dusk view of the Plaza at Christmas. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Crease "One of America's famous suburban business districts County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, becomes aglow with thousands of multi-colored lights United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; between Thanksgiving and New Year's." photo by Mihalevich

274 168 The Plaza Library Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "On the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, perimeter of Kansas City's famous Country Club Plaza." County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor United States Card; photo by Fred Preisler

274 169 The Country Club Plaza Kansas City, View from a rooftop looking toward the Plaza and a hotel. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Missouri Text on back reads, "Dawn breaks over the beautiful County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Country Club Plaza, the nations [sic] first suburban United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; shopping center. World famous for its smart shops, photo copyright Ginzy fountains, art works and Spanish architecture. The Schaefer Alameda Plaza, a luxury hotel, can be seen in the background." 274 170 Alameda Plaza Hotel Kansas City, Missouri Exterior view of the hotel as seen from across a park. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color Published by J. Tetirick, on back reads, "Alameda Plaza. A distinguished luxury County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; The Hotel of hotel and conference center. Overlooking the world- United States Kansas City famous Country Club Plaza. Wornall Road at Ward Parkway Kansas City, Missouri."

274 171 Alameda Plaza View of the hotel and outdoor swimming pools. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.25" color Published by Paragon back reads, "Alameda Plaza Wornall Road at Ward County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Parkway Kansas City, Missouri 64112. A truly luxury hotel United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; and conference center with 375 beautifully appointed The Hotel of Kansas City guest rooms and suites. Overlooking the world-famous Country Club Plaza. Free Parking."

274 172 Alameda Plaza Nighttime view of the hotel with cars streaking by. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon on back reads, "Alameda Plaza Wornall Road at Ward County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Parkway Kansas City, Missouri 64112. The elegant United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Alameda Plaza offers exceptional dining, personal service, The Hotel of Kansas City; outstanding views of the Country Club Plaza. Nightly McGrew Color Graphics, entertainment. Free parking." Kansas City, MO

274 173 Alameda Plaza Hotel Kansas City, Missouri Bird's eye view of the hotel and outdoor swimming pool. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by Paragon Text on back reads, "Alameda Plaza. A distinguished County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, luxury hotel and conference center. Overlooking the United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; world-famous Country Club Plaza. Wornall Road at Ward The Hotel of Kansas City; Parkway Kansas City, Missouri." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

274 174 Alameda Plaza Hotel Kansas City, Missouri Ground-level view of the fountain and waterfall outside n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.25"x6" color picture Distributed by James Tetirick, the hotel, with part of the hotel visible in the background. County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; The Hotel of Text on back reads, "Alameda Plaza Diana of Alameda. United States Kansas City; McGrew Color The luxurious Alameda Plaza Hotel with its magnificent Graphics, Kansas City, MO waterfall and outside elevator serves as the backdrop for the famous statue of Diana the Roman Godess [sic] of the Moon and several cherubs paying their homage. Wornall Road at Ward Parkway."

274 175 The Wagon Master - Country Club Plaza Image of a statue of a man on horseback. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.25"x6" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, reads, "The Wagon Master, a heroic-size bronze sculpture County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor by L. E. 'Gus' Shafer, located on Park Department property United States Card along the south drive of Ward Parkway, just west of Wornall Road and the Convention Level entrance of Alameda Plaza hotel. The 1 1/4-life size figure and its accompanying sound system were gifts of the Miller Nichols family and further enhance the image of Kansas City as an Outdoor Gallery of Sculpture in a City of Fountains."

274 176 Alameda Plaza Hotel Kansas City, Missouri Interior view of the lobby. Text on back reads, "Alameda n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.25"x6" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, Plaza Lobby, Alameda Plaza Hotel. Warm and intimate, County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; The Hotel of the Alameda Plaza Hotel Lobby is a place where friends United States Kansas City can meet for cocktails, admire the art collection, listen to the pianist, gaze out over the world-famous Country Club Plaza or just relax. Wornall Road at Ward Parkway."

274 177 Alameda Plaza Hotel Kansas City, Missouri Interior view of the dining room showing four people at a n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.25"x6" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, table. One of the men lights a woman's cigarette. Text on County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; The Hotel of back reads, "Alameda Plaza the Alameda Roof Dining United States Kansas City Room. An outside glass elevator takes you from the Alameda Plaza Hotel Lobby to the Alameda Roof. Here you can dine in luxurious surroundings with exciting food and superb service. Entertainment nightly. Private Roof Top Dining Rooms are available. Wornall Road at Ward Parkway."

274 178 Alameda Plaza Hotel Kansas City, Missouri A waiter pours wine for a couple at a dining room table. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, Text on back reads, "Alameda Plaza the Alameda Roof County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; The Hotel of Dining Room. An outside glass elevator takes you from United States Kansas City the Alameda Plaza Hotel Lobby to the Alameda Roof. Here you can dine in luxurious surroundings with exciting food and superb service. Entertainment nightly. Private Roof Top Dining Rooms are available. Wornall Road at Ward Parkway."

274 179 Alameda Plaza Close-up of a piece of artwork. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by Paragon "Alameda Plaza Wornall Road at Ward Parkway Kansas County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64112. 'Chrysalis' designed by Janet United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Kuemmerlein, is a three dimensional fiber mural which The Hotel of Kansas City; measures twenty feet in width and twelve feet in height McGrew Color Graphics, and weighs approximately 150 lbs. It incorporates about Kansas City, MO 60 different fabrics and yarns. 'Chrysalis', based on the rythyms [sic], development & forms of nature, took nearly four months to complete." 274 180 Crown Center Four-panel postcard showing ballet dancers, a balloon n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Photography House, Topeka, party, Asian dancers, and ice skaters. Text on back reads, County, Missouri, picture postcard KS "Crown Center, Kansas City, Mo. America's First United States Downtown Suburb." 274 181 Crown Center Six-panel postcard showing various views of the Crown n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, Center, inside and out. Text on back reads, "N.o 5 Crown County, Missouri, picture postcard KS Center, Kansas City, Mo. America's First Downtown United States Suburb." 274 182 Crown Center Three-panel postcard showing various views of the Crown n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, Center, inside and out. Text on back reads, "N.o 3 Crown County, Missouri, picture postcard KS Center Hotel, Kansas City, Mo. Located in Crown Center, United States America's First Downtown Suburb."

274 183 Crown Center Kansas City Missouri Four-panel postcard of various views of the Crown n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Smith- Center. Text on back reads, "Crown Center is many things County, Missouri, picture postcard Southwestern, Inc., Tempe, to many people. The 85-acre complex encompasses United States AZ; photos copyright Eric R. offices, including Hallmark Cards' world headquarters, Berndt, Andre Jenny & three-levels of shops, restaurants, theaters, an outdoor Chromo Sohm/Unicorn Stock ice-skating rink and concert pavilion." Photos; Terrell

274 184 Greetings from Crown Center Kansas City, Folded postcard booklet featuring 12 different views of n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4" color A Paragon Color Product; Missouri the Crown Center area in downtown Kansas City. County, Missouri, picture postcards published by James Tetirick United States Co., a division of Paragon Products, Inc., Kansas City, MO 274 185 Crown Center - Kansas City, Missouri Image of a scale model of Crown Center juxtaposed c1982 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon against a blue sky with clouds. Text on back reads, "A County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, total environment community. Crown Center, a $200 United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; million business and residential community being McGrew Color Graphics, developed in Kansas City, Mo., by Hallmark Cards, Inc., Kansas City, MO will look like this when completed in 1983. Included are offices, apartments, a 730-room hotel, nearly 100 retail outlets, six restaurants, a bank, a ten-acre central square and structured parking for 7,000 vehicles."

274 186 Crown Center Complex Bird's eye view of the Crown Center. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon "Kansas City's $200 million downtown suburb, as viewed County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, here atop the Liberty Memorial, includes offices, United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; apartments, retail outlets, restaurants, Crown Center photo by Alfred G. Surratt Hotel, Hyatt Regency Hotel and structured parking for 7000 vehicles."

274 187 Crown Center Image of a plaza with fountain looking toward two n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.75"x4" color picture Photography House, Topeka, buildings. Text on back reads, "N.o 26 Crown Center, County, Missouri, postcard KS Kansas City, Missouri." United States 274 188 Crown Center - Kansas City, Missouri View of the fountain in the plaza. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, "Crown Center Central Square. Forty-nine water jets form County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; photo by this 2,000-square foot fountain on the central square at United States Bob Cunningham Crown Center, a $200 million 'city-within-a-city' near downtown Kansas City. In the background is a portion of the office complex. Covering 85 acres, the community will have 2,240 apartments, offices, shops, hotels, restaurants and underground parking for 7,000 cars."

274 189 Crown Center Nighttime view of the fountain and plaza. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; reads, "The lights of the Westin Crown Center Hotel and County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery the fountain of water geysers invite visitors to relax and United States shop in Crown Center Square, located in Kansas City, Missouri." 274 190 Crown Center - Kansas City, Missouri Nighttime view of the fountain and plaza. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon reads, "Crown Center, Kansas City's Downtown Suburb. County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Dancing waters on the central square provide a placid United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; view from both the street and the office buildings at photo by Bob Cunningham Crown Center. Kansas City's $200 million downtown suburb. In addition to the huge office complex, the community includes 2,240 apartments, a 730-room hotel, shops, restaurants, nightclubs and a variety of parks and wooded areas."

274 191 Crown Center Christmas Tree Kansas City, Nighttime view of a Christmas tree and other Christmas n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Missouri lights in the plaza at Crown Center. No additional text on County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, back. United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; photo by Fred Kautt

274 192 Crown Center - Kansas City, Missouri A young woman works at a loom. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.25"x6" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, "Crown Center Shops. Hand-loomed woolens are among County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor the many items created by various artisans in the galleries United States Card and boutiques scattered throughout the Crown Center Shops, an innovative retail complex in Kansas City's downtown suburb, Crown Center. All indoors, the complex includes 85 retail outlets, three restaurants and a sophisticated farmers' market."

274 193 Crown Center Nighttime view of the mostly glass front of the Crown n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.75"x4" color picture Photography House, Topeka, Center Shops building. Text on back reads, "N.o 8 Crown County, Missouri, postcard KS Center, Kansas City, Mo. America's First Downtown United States Suburb." 274 194 Crown Center Two-panel postcard of buildings in Crown Center. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, back reads, "N.o 9 Crown Center, Kansas City, Mo. County, Missouri, picture postcard KS America's First Downtown Suburb." United States 274 195 Crown Center - Kansas City, Missouri Aerial view of Crown Center. Text on back reads, "Crown n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Published by Paragon Center Hotel, Office Complex. A superb 730-room hotel County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, and a five-building office complex are two major features United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; of Crown Center, Kansas City's $200 million downtown photo by Bob Cunningham suburb. The Crown Center Hotel (foreground), with its guest tower atop a 70-foot hill, is separated from the interconnected office buildings by landscaped terraces and a ten-acre central square."

274 196 Kansas City Exterior view of the Westin Crown Center, its sign and a 1991 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; metal sculpture. Text on back reads, "The Westin Crown County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery Center reflects Kansas City's sophistication in its hotel, United States complex of unusual shops, and a variety of restaurant, bars and eateries."

274 197 Crown Center Image from across the street looking toward the Crown n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, Center Hotel over the tops of yellow chrysanthemums. County, Missouri, picture postcard KS Text on back reads, "N.o 2 Crown Center Hotel, Kansas United States City, Mo. Located in Crown Center, America's First Downtown Suburb." 274 198 Crown Center Commanding Hilltop Hotel Image from across the street looking toward the Crown n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Published by Paragon Center Hotel over the tops of yellow chrysanthemums. County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Text on back reads, "A superb 730-room hotel is a part of United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Kansas City's $200 million Crown Center. With all rooms McGrew Color Graphics, atop a prominent hill, guests enjoy panoramic views over Kansas City, MO the city's skyline and parks. A stunning backdrop to the street-level lobby is an interior hillside garden carved from natural rock. An outdoor swimming pool and lagoon are features of the hilltop garden area. The facility is operated by Western International Hotels."

274 199 Crown Center - Kansas City, Missouri Image of a corner of the hotel and swimming pool. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.25"x6" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, on back reads, "An all-weather swimming pool, with its County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor expansive sun deck and adjacent indoor health club, is United States Card; photo by Bob one of numerous recreational features of the Crown Cunningham Center Hotel, a 730-room 'downtown resort' in Kansas City, Mo. Also available are two tennis courts, a nine-hole putting clock, badminton and shuffleboard courts and a jogging track."

274 200 Crown Center Hillside Garden View of the garden and waterfall. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon "Foremost among the many unique features of the Crown County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Center Hotel in Kansas City, Mo., is its indoor tropical United States MO; a Paragon Color Product garden. Carved from a rocky hillside, the garden's spectacular array of tropical plants, full-grown trees and splashing waterfall provides a dramatic backdrop to the spacious lobby in the 730-room hotel."

274 201 Crown Center Two women stand at the foot of an indoor waterfall, part n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x5.875" color Photography House, Topeka, of an indoor garden at Crown Center Hotel. Text on back County, Missouri, picture postcard KS reads, "N.o 10 Crown Center Hotel, Kansas City, Mo. United States Spectacular waterfall and indoor hillside garden in Lobby. Located in Crown Center, America's First Downtown Suburb."

274 202 Crown Center Hillside Garden View of the garden and waterfall. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon "Foremost among the many unique features of the Crown County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Center Hotel in Kansas City, Mo., is its indoor tropical United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; garden. Carved from a rocky hillside, the garden's McGrew Color Graphics, spectacular array of tropical plants, full-grown trees and Kansas City, MO splashing waterfall provides a dramatic backdrop to the spacious lobby in the 730-room hotel."

274 203 Crown Center Coffee Garden, Crown Interior view of the restaurant. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by James Tetirick, Center Hotel unique artistry of Robert Schneeberg's intricate County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; photo by 'assemblages' provides a special backdrop to the Coffee United States Ken Raveill Garden at the Crown Center Hotel in Kansas City, Mo. One of six assemblages in the handsome restaurant, this artwork is composed of weathered driftwood, old table legs, baseball bats, and many other natural materials."

274 204 Crown Center Coffee Garden, Crown View of a three-dimensional wall mural inside the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by James Tetirick, Center Hotel restaurant. Text on back reads, "This ceramic 'assemblage' County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO by artist Robert Schneeberg is one of six such collection United States pieces at the Coffee Garden Restaurant in Kansas City's Crown Center Hotel. Composed of bathroom tiles, cue balls, pottery pieces, marbles, etc., many of the items were found in an abandoned Boston dump."

274 205 Art Displays by Robert Schneeberg Two-panel view of Robert Schneeberg's mosaics in Crown n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, Center Hotel's Coffee Garden Restaurant. Text on back County, Missouri, picture postcard KS reads, "N.o 27 Kansas City, Missouri. Crown Center Hotel United States art displays by Robert Schneeberg."

274 206 Hyatt Regency Kansas City Exterior view of the building, including the revolving n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Paragon restaurant on top. Text on back reads, "Hyatt Regency County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Kansas City at Crown Center. This 42 story hotel features United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; 733 guest rooms and five restaurants & lounges, including photo by Ted Woodard; the award winning Peppercorn Duck Club." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 274 207 Hyatt Regency - Kansas City View through the trees of the hotel, including the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Kansas City Wholesale revolving restaurant on top. Text on back reads, "The County, Missouri, picture postcard Novelty Co., Shawnee Hyatt Regency Kansas City at Crown Center. This 40-story United States Mission, KS; photo by Mark hotel and its 733 rooms is a beautiful addition to Kansas Borserine City." 274 208 Hyatt Regency Interior view of the lobby. Text on back reads, "The Hyatt n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Kansas City Wholesale Regency's 5-story atrium court adds charm to its beautiful County, Missouri, postcard Novelty Co., Shawnee lobby. The Terrace Restaurant is above the lobby. Also on United States Mission, KS; photo by Mark the main floor is a unique gift shop." Borserine

274 209 Hyatt Regency, Kansas City Interior view of the hotel's atrium. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Kansas City Wholesale "The Hyatt Regency's 5-story atrium court adds charm to County, Missouri, postcard Novelty Co., Shawnee its beautiful lobby. The Terrace Restaurant is above the United States Mission, KS; photo by House lobby. Also on the main floor is a unique gift shop." of Kreuzer; Kolor View Oakland, CA 274 210 Hyatt Regency Kansas City Interior view of the hotel's atrium through an archway. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Text on back reads, "A spectacular, sunlit view of the County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, lobby, which is patterned after the 113-year old Galleria United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; in Milan, Italy. Overlooking the 5-story atrium lobby is the photo by Ted Woodard colorful Terrace Restaurant."

274 211 TenMain Center Chandelier Text on back reads, "The elegant imported chandelier in n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, the lobby of TenMain Center, newest jewel in Kansas County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor City's downtown horizon, is a rare beauty. It consists of United States Card; photo by Fred Preisler 1200 only 11 inch prisms; is 14 1/2 feet high and 7 feet wide; weighs 1700 pounds. Requires one worker eight days to wash the polished crystal prisms."

274 212 The Kansas City Museum of History and Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "This n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Holiday Science proud mansion, once a show place of early-day Kansas County, Missouri, picture postcard Productions, Independence, City, is now a modern museum with displays of regional United States MO; made by Dexter Press, and natural history, interesting dioramas, outstanding Inc., West Nyack, NY; photo costume wing, and planetarium. Located at 3218 by Raveill Gladstone Boulevard." 274 213 Kansas City Museum Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "Serving n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J. Tetirick, Kansas City, the museum is housed in the former R. A. County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Long mansion. Its educational program is recognized as United States Card one of the finest in the nation. Its new, modern exhibits have received national publicity."

274 214 Kansas City Museum "Gold Room" Text on back reads, "This Louis XVI drawing room with the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Holiday oval patterned and gold leaf decorated ceiling is restored County, Missouri, picture postcard Productions, Independence, to much of the original splendor of the R. A. Long home, United States MO; made by Dexter Press, completed in 1911. Now the Kansas City Museum of Inc., West Nyack, NY; photo History and Science, 3218 Gladstone Blvd., the building is by Raveill open to the public without charge Tuesday thru Saturday from 9:00 to 5:00 and Sundays from 2:00 to 6:00."

274 215 The Kansas City Museum of History and View of a cabin exhibit inside the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture W.C. Jennens, Leawood, KS; Science reads, "3218 Gladstone Blvd. Kansas City, Missouri. County, Missouri, postcard Henry McGrew Printing, Morgan Boone's Cabin. Originally located at 90th and United States Kansas City, MO Holmes St. It was constructed by Morgan Boone, early settler and grandson of ."

274 216 Alaskan Polar Bear Museum display of two stuffed polar bears. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Holiday reads, "Perhaps only 10,000 of these beasts are left in the County, Missouri, picture postcard Productions, Independence, Arctic Ocean. This pair, both approximately 7 years old, United States MO; made by Dexter Press, were obtained in the Bering Straits area, and were Inc., West Nyack, NY; photo donated by Harvey D. Rush, Jr. and Harvey D. Rush, III to by Raveill the Kansas City Museum of History and Science, 3218 Gladstone Blvd. Open Tuesday thru Saturday from 9:00 to 5:00 and Sundays from 2:00 to 6:00 without charge."

274 217 Eskimoland A kid crawls through a display igloo while a man in a suit n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Tetricolor card published by watches. Text on back reads, "Eskimoland - Kansas City County, Missouri, postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; Museum's Far North Exhibit - includes full size igloo, air United States color by Larry Nicholson conditioning, and tape recording of roaring wind, howling huskies, and singing Eskimos. School children, in scheduled classes, enter the igloo and seated on Bear Skins handle and study Eskimo art and facts. Kansas City Museum 3218 Gladstone Blvd. Kansas City, Mo."

274 218 Caribou Museum display of a stuffed caribou. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture W.C. Jennens, Leawood, KS; "Kansas City Museum of History and Science 3218 County, Missouri, postcard Henry McGrew Printing, Gladstone Blvd. Kansas City, Missouri. Barren Ground United States Kansas City, MO Caribou or North American Reindeer Habitat Group. The magnificent bull caribou appears in its subarctic home, with a flight of willow ptarmigan and hoary marmot. Background artist, Bow Hutcheson. Specimen & foreground prepared by Harold A. Yocum. Caribou collected by Arthur C. Popham Jr."

274 219 Bighorn Sheep Museum display of stuffed bighorn sheep. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture W.C. Jennens, Leawood, KS; reads, "Kansas City Museum of History and Science 3218 County, Missouri, postcard Henry McGrew Printing, Gladstone Blvd. Kansas City, Missouri. Bighorn Mountain United States Kansas City, MO Sheep Habitat Group. The rams with great curling horns, some of the world's most highly prized game animals, are presented in their high wilderness habitat shared with the pika, striped ground squirrel and raven. Background artist, Bow Hutcheson. Specimens and foreground prepared by Harold A. Yocum. Mountain Sheep collected by Arthur C. Popham Jr."

274 220 Alaskan Brown Bear Museum display of stuffed Alaskan brown bears. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Tetricolor card published by back reads, "Alaskan Brown Bear Natural History Habitat County, Missouri, postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; Group - Kansas City Museum's first large animal group. United States color photo by Nicholson The giant male stands over 8 1/2' tall and weighed approximately 1500 pounds. Specimens of world's largest living carnivorous mammal. Includes gulls, weasel, and magpie in authentic foreground. Outstandingly beautiful background. Bears collected by Arthur C. Popham, Jr. Kansas City Museum 3218 Gladstone Blvd. Kansas City, Mo."

274 221 Woodchuck Museum display of stuffed woodchucks. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Kansas Distributing Co., reads, "Commonly known everywhere in Missouri as County, Missouri, postcard Junction City, KS 'Ground-Hog'. The familiar fable about his coming out on United States February 2nd, is borrowed from Germany, although the Germans used the Badger. If he saw his shadow he would return to his burrow and winter would continue for another six weeks. Background painted by Fred Pfeiffer. Specimens and foreground prepared by Harold A. Yocum. Kansas City Museum of History and Science 3218 Gladstone Blvd., Kansas City 23, Missouri."

274 222 Northwest Coast Indian Room Two little girls exit a child-sized opening in a wood house. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Tetricolor card published by Text on back reads, "Visitors enter through a replica of County, Missouri, postcard J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; our actual North West Coast house entrance. Displays of United States color photo by Larry these Indians' colorful basketry and wood carvings. Nicholson Kansas City Museum 3218 Gladstone Blvd Kansas City, Mo." 274 223 Kansas City View across the lawn looking toward Nelson-Atkins. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon on back reads, "The William Volker Memorial, St. Martin County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, and the Beggar (foreground) William Rockhill Nelson United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Gallery and Mary Atkins Museum of Fine Art McGrew Color Graphics, (background)." Kansas City, MO 274 224 Kansas City View across the lawn looking toward Nelson-Atkins. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon on back reads, "The William Volker Memorial, St. Martin County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, and the Beggar (foreground) William Rockhill Nelson United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Gallery and Mary Atkins Museum of Fine Art McGrew Color Graphics, (background)." Kansas City, MO 274 225 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas View across the lawn looking toward Nelson-Atkins. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 on back reads, "The collections of The Nelson-Atkins County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Museum of Art, opened in 1933, range from ancient United States Mesopotamia to the present. It is best known for its collections of Oriental art, European painting, American painting and European and English ceramics. On its grounds is a 17-acre sculpture garden devoted to the work of Henry Moore." 274 226 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas View across the lawn looking toward Nelson-Atkins. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; City, Missouri on back reads, "South facade and lawn of The Nelson- County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery Atkins Museum of Art including Shuttlecocks , 1994, United States aluminum and fiberglass sculptures by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen (Purchase acquired through the generosity of the Sosland Family) (c) Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen."

274 227 Kansas City Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art View across the lawn looking toward Nelson-Atkins. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Includes the shuttlecocks. Text on back reads, "The County, Missouri, picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is one of America's most United States photo copyright Wilborn & comprehensive general art museums." Associates

274 228 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas View across the lawn looking toward Nelson-Atkins. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture photo by Attilio Maranzano City, Missouri 64111 Includes the shuttlecocks. Text on back reads, "Claes County, Missouri, postcard Oldenburg, American, born Sweden, 1929 and Coosje van United States Bruggen, American, born The Netherlands, 1942. Shuttlecocks , 1994. (south lawn) aluminum, fiberglass- reinforced plastic, urethane paint. Gift of the Sosland Family. (c) Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen."

274 229 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas View of one of the shuttlecocks with the museum behind. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture photo by Attilio Maranzano City, Missouri 64111 Text on back reads, "Claes Oldenburg, American, born County, Missouri, postcard Sweden, 1929 and Coosje van Bruggen, American, born United States The Netherlands, 1942. Shuttlecocks , 1994. (south lawn) aluminum, fiberglass-reinforced plastic, urethane paint. Gift of the Sosland Family. (c) Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen."

274 230 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of the shuttlecocks on the museum's lawn. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture photo by Attilio Maranzano City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Claes Oldenburg, American, born Sweden, County, Missouri, postcard 1929 and Coosje van Bruggen, American, born The United States Netherlands, 1942. Shuttlecocks , 1994. (south lawn) aluminum, fiberglass-reinforced plastic, urethane paint. Gift of the Sosland Family. (c) Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen."

274 231 The William Volker Memorial, Kansas City A woman admires the sculpture and fountains. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color postcard Tetricolor card distributed by back reads, "The William Volker Memorial St. Martin and County, Missouri, J.E. Tetirick, Kansas City, MO; the Beggar. The bronze statues, surrounded by fountains, United States Plastichrome, Boston, MA; last work of the late, great Sculptor Carl Milles, are photo by Larry Nicholson dedicated to William Volker, Kansas City's greatest philanthropist. On Volker Road S. of the Nelson Art Gallery of Art, Kansas City, Missouri."

274 232 The William Volker Memorial Nighttime view of the sculpture. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Holiday William Volker Memorial St. Martin and the Beggar - County, Missouri, picture postcard Productions, Independence, bronze statues surrounded by fountains was the last work United States MO; made by Dexter Press, of the late, great sculptor Carl Milles. Donated by William Inc., West Nyack, NY; photo Volker, Kansas City's great philanthropist. Located on by Warner Studio Volker Road south of the Nelson Art Gallery."

274 233 Auguste Rodin The Thinker (1840-1917) Image of the statue. Text on back reads, "Rodin was the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, most important sculptor of the late 19th century in County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor France and a contemporary of the French Impressionist United States Card painters. This is one of nine bronze casts of The Thinker, four of which are owned by American Museums. William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art Kansas City, Missouri."

274 234 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of Moore's Upright Motive No. 9 statue. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Henry County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Moore Sculpture Garden is home of the largest collection United States of monumental bronze sculptures by Moore outside his home country of England. The garden covers 17 acres on the south grounds of the Museum and officially opened in June 1989. Henry Moore. British, 1898-1986. Upright Motive No. 9 , 1979. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri; on extended loan from The Hall Family Foundations."

274 235 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas View through the trees of Moore's Upright Motive No. 9 n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 statue. Text on back reads, "The Nelson-Atkins Museum County, Missouri, picture postcard MO of Art Henry Moore Sculpture Garden is home of the United States largest collection of monumental bronze sculptures by Moore outside his home country of England. The garden covers 17 acres on the south grounds of the Museum and officially opened in June 1989. Henry Moore. British, 1898- 1986. Upright Motive No. 9 , 1979. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri; on extended loan from The Hall Family Foundations."

274 236 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of Moore's Large Torso: Arch statue. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 reads, "The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Henry Moore County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Sculpture Garden is home of the largest collection of United States monumental bronze sculptures by Moore outside his home country of England. The garden covers 17 acres on the south grounds of the Museum and officially opened in June 1989. Henry Moore. British, 1898-1986. Large Torso: Arch , 1962-63. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri; on extended loan from The Hall Family Foundations."

274 237 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of Moore's Large Interior Form statue. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 reads, "The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Henry Moore County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Sculpture Garden is home of the largest collection of United States monumental bronze sculptures by Moore outside his home country of England. The garden covers 17 acres on the south grounds of the Museum and officially opened in June 1989. Henry Moore. British, 1898-1986. Large Interior Form , 1953, cast 1981. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri; on extended loan from The Hall Family Foundations."

274 238 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a painting on stone on display in the museum. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Printed in Germany by Brüder Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 Text on back reads, "Egyptian tomb painting, Ladies of the County, Missouri, picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin Court with Servant Girl. Early XIX dynasty, (ca. 1400 B.C.) United States 10 1/4" x 12 1/4"." 274 239 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a figure on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Printed in Germany by Brüder Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 reads, "Egyptian, from Sakkara, Portrait Statue of County, Missouri, picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin Methethy. Late V dynasty, (ca. 2420 B.C.). 31 5/8" high." United States

274 240 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Close-up of a bust on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" b&w picture unknown Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 reads, "Portrait of Hammurabi Babylonian, ca. 1765 B.C. County, Missouri, postcard Diorite, 13 1/2" h." United States 274 241 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Close-up of a sculpted head on display in the museum. n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" b&w picture unknown Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 Text on back reads, "Head of a Youth Archaic Greek, ca. County, Missouri, postcard 510 B.C. Parian marble, 7 1/2" h." United States

274 242 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a figure on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" b&w picture unknown Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 reads, "Warrior God Etruscan, ca. 500-460 B.C. Bronze, County, Missouri, postcard 16" h." United States 274 243 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a figure on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" b&w picture unknown Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 reads, "Seleucus IV as Herakles Greek (Hellenistic), ca. 175 County, Missouri, postcard B.C. Bronze, 22 3/8" h." United States 274 244 Nelson Gallery of Art - Atkins Museum Close-up of a gold plaque on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, (Nelson Fund), Kansas City, Missouri on back reads, "Plaque of Gilgamesh, from Ziwiye. County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Persian, about 800 B.C. Gold, 2 7/8" diam. 60-19." United States Card

274 245 Nelson Gallery of Art - Atkins Museum Close-up of a silver bowl on display in the museum. Is n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, (Nelson Fund), Kansas City, Missouri carved with the figure of a manticore. Text on back reads, County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor "Silver-gilt bowl Persian, Sassanian (226-632 A.D.) 11 3/4" United States Card diam. 47-47." 274 246 Nelson Gallery of Art - Atkins Museum Close-up of a bowl on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, (Nelson Fund), Kansas City, Missouri back reads, "'Samarkand' ware, from Nishapur Persian, County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor 9th century A.D. 54-80. 16 1/2" diam." United States Card

274 247 Nelson Gallery of Art - Atkins Museum Close-up of a plate on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, (Nelson Fund), Kansas City, Missouri back reads, "Plate, from Nishapur Persian, 10th century County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor A.D. 13 3/16" diam. 53-10." United States Card 274 248 Nelson Gallery of Art - Atkins Museum Image of a book plate on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, (Nelson Fund), Kansas City, Missouri back reads, "Page from the Jami at-Tawarikh (Universal County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor History) by Rashid ad-Din. Artist Unknown, Persian, late United States Card 14th century. 13 1/8" h. 46-40."

274 249 Nelson Gallery of Art - Atkins Museum Image of a figure on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, (Nelson Fund), Kansas City, Missouri reads, "Herakles. Greek, 480-450 B.C. Bronze, 5 3/8" h. 54- County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor 24." United States Card 274 250 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a vase or urn on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Printed in Germany by Brüder Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Chinese bronze, type hu. Shang dynasty County, Missouri, picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin (1300-1028 B.C.). 16" high." United States 274 251 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Close-up of a ritual disk on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, Same object as next postcard City, Missouri 64111 on back reads, "Ritual Disk, Type Pi . Chinese, from Chin- County, Missouri, picture postcard MO ts'un, Honan Province. Eastern Chou dynasty (771-256 United States B.C.). Fifth to third centuries B.C. Nephrite, pale greenish yellow, 61/2" diameter of disk. (16.5 cm.); 8 5/8" wide (21.9cm.). Nelson Fund 33-81."

274 252 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Close-up of a ritual disk on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Printed in Germany by Brüder Same object as previous postcard Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 on back reads, "Chinese jade pi. Late Chou dynasty (5th to County, Missouri, picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin 3rd century B.C.). 8 5/8" wide." United States

274 253 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Figurines on display in the museum. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Constable Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 "Musicians . Chinese, early 6th century. Mold-pressed clay County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO with traces of unfired pigments. Height: approximately 11 United States inches (27.9 cm) each. Northern Wei Dynasty (A.D. 386 - 534). Purchase: Nelson Trust [32-186/7]."

274 254 The Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Image of a sculpture on display in the museum. Text on n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" b&w picture unknown Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Front of a Buddhist shrine. Late 6th to early County, Missouri, postcard 7th century. Chinese, Sui dynasty (581-618). Limestone, United States 27 1/4" h." 274 255 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a camel figurine on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 on back reads, "Bactrian Camel . Chinese, ca. 700-750 County, Missouri, picture postcard MO A.D. T'ang dynasty (618-906 A.D.). Earthenware with United States polychrome lead glaze. 37" high (94 cm.). Acquired through the generosity of the estate of Joyce C. Hall and members of the Hall family F83-8/3."

274 256 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a horse figurine on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 on back reads, "Saddled Piebald Horse . Chinese, ca. 700- County, Missouri, picture postcard MO 750 A.D. T'ang dynasty (618-906 A.D.). Earthenware with United States polychrome lead glaze. 19 1/2" high (74.9 cm.). Acquired through the generosity of the estate of Joyce C. Hall and members of the Hall family F83-8/2."

274 257 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a figurine on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Figure of a Lokapala, Buddhist Guardian of County, Missouri, picture postcard MO One of the Four Quarters of the Universe . Chinese, ca. United States 700-750 A.D. T'ang dynasty (618-906 A.D.). Earthenware with polychrome lead glaze. 32 1/2" high (82.5 cm.). Acquired through the generosity of the estate of Joyce C. Hall and members of the Hall family F83-8/9."

274 258 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a figurine on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Lohan . Chinese, from I-chou, Hopei County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Province. Tenth-twelfth centuries. Liao-Jin dynasties (907- United States 1234 A.D.). Earthenware with polychrome lead glaze. 40" x 31" x 26" (101.6 x 78.7 x 66.1 cm.). Nelson Fund 34-6."

274 259 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a sculpture on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Constable-Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "The Water and Moon Kuan-Yin Bodhisattva . County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO Chinese, 11th/12th century. Wood with paint. Height: 95 United States inches (241.3 cm). Northern Sung (A.D. 960-1127) or Liao (A.D. 907-1125) Dynasty. Purchase: Nelson Trust [34-10]."

274 260 The Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Image of artwork showing people in a boat on the sea n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" b&w picture unknown Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 next to a cliff on display in the museum. Text on back County, Missouri, postcard reads, "The Red Cliff. By Li Sung, active about 1190-1230. United States Chinese, Southern Sung dynasty (1127-1279). Ink and slight color on silk, 9 3/4" x 10 1/4"." 274 261 The Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Image of artwork showing many people gathered around n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" b&w picture unknown Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 a table where someone is writing on a scroll on display in County, Missouri, postcard the museum. Text on back reads, "Composing Poetry on a United States Spring Outing (detail). Attributed to Ma Yüan, active about 1190-1230. Chinese, Southern Sung dynasty (1127- 1279). Ink and slight color on silk, 9' 11" l., 11 5/8" w."

274 262 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of two vases with blue dragons on display in the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 museum. Text on back reads, "Pair of Vases, Type Mei- County, Missouri, picture postcard MO p'ing . Chinese Ming dynasty (1368-1644). Reign of Hsuan- United States te (1426-1435). Porcelain with underglaze blue decoration. 21 3/4" x 11 1/2" (55.3 x 29.2 cm.). Nelson Fund 40-45/1, 2."

274 263 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a drawing on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Constable-Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Shen Chou. Chinese, 1427-1509. Poet on a County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO Mountain Top . Leaf 2 from an album of six paintings United States mounted as a handscroll, ink on paper. 15 1/4 x 23 11/16 inches (38.7 x 60.2 cm). Purchase: The William Rockhill Nelson Trust [46-51/2]."

274 264 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a drawing on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture The Lowell Press, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Tung Ch'i-ch'ang. Chinese, 1555-1636. County, Missouri, postcard City, MO Landscape after Wang Meng (1308-1385) , 1623. Leaf 3 United States from an album of ten paintings dated 1621-24, ink and color on paper. 22 1/8" x 14" (56.2 x 35.6 cm). Acquired through the Hall Family Foundations [86-3/3]."

274 265 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a drawing on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture The Lowell Press, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Tung Ch'i-ch'ang. Chinese, 1555-1636. County, Missouri, postcard City, MO Landscape after a Song by Yang Shen (1488-1559) . Leaf 9 United States from an album of ten paintings dated 1621-24, ink and color on paper. 22 1/8" x 14" (56.2 x 35.6 cm). Acquired through the Hall Family Foundations [86-3/9]."

274 266 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a drawing on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture The Lowell Press, Inc., Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Tung Ch'i-ch'ang. Chinese, 1555-1636. County, Missouri, postcard City, MO Landscape after a Poem by Tu Fu (712-770) , 1621. Leaf 7 United States from an album of ten paintings dated 1621-24, ink and color on paper. 22 1/8" x 14" (56.2 x 35.6 cm). Acquired through the Hall Family Foundations [86-3/7]."

274 267 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a silk painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Printed in Germany by Brüder Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Japanese painting, Benzai-ten playing a biwa. County, Missouri, picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin Artist unknown, late 12th to 13th century. Color on silk; United States 47 3/8" x 27 5/8"." 274 268 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a Buddha statue on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Constable Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 on back reads, "Amitahba Buddha . Japanese, Muromachi County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO Period (1392 - 1568). Lacquered and gilded wood. 110 x United States 88 x 58 inches (279.4 x 223.5 x 147.3 cm). Purchase: Nelson Trust [31-141/1]."

274 269 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a statue of four-armed Shiva standing on top of n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Constable-Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 a baby on display in the museum. Text on back reads, County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO "Shiva Nataraja . India, Tamilnadu, early 13th century. United States Bronze. Height: 31 1/4 inches (87 cm). Chola period (c. A.D. 890-1279). Purchase: Nelson Trust [34-7]."

274 270 Mantle Featherwork Image of a textile on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Litho by Henry McGrew reads, "Mantle Featherwork Chancay, North Coast of Peru County, Missouri, postcard Printing, Inc., Kansas City, 1000-1300 A.D. Collection: Nelson Gallery-Atkins United States MO; color by Warner Studio Museum. Kansas City, Missouri (Nelson Fund). In Pre-Inca times the Chimu kingdom dominated a large area of the Peruvian north coast. The artists of the neighboring site of Chancay were influenced by the example of Chimu featherwork, but employed a more restricted color scheme of browns, yellows and reds. This Chancay burial mantle was certainly made before the Incas conquered the area shortly after 1460."

275 1 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of stained glass on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Constable Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Scene from an Infancy Cycle: The Adoration County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO of the Magi . French (Loisy-en-Brie), c. 1460/80. Stained United States and painted glass. 43 3/4 x 26 1/8 inches (111.1 x 66.1 cm). Purchase: Nelson Trust [44-49/4]."

275 2 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of stained glass on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Constable Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Scene from the Passion of Christ: The County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO Crucifixion . French (Loisy-en-Brie), c. 1460/80. Stained United States and painted glass. 45 x 27 3/4 inches (114.3 x 70.4 cm). Purchase: Nelson Trust [44-49/5]."

275 3 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of stained glass on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Constable Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "God the Father . French (Strasbourg), 15th County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO century. Stained and painted glass. Diameter: 31 5/8 United States inches (80.3 cm). Purchase: Nelson Trust [44-49/10]."

275 4 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of stained glass on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Constable Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Saint John the Evangelist . French, late County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO 14th/early 15th century. Stained and painted glass. 33 1/4 United States x 21 3/4 inches (84.4 x 55.2 cm). Purchase: Nelson Trust [44-49/8]." 275 5 The Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Image of a bust on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" b&w picture unknown Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 reads, "Bust of St. John the Baptist. By The Master of the County, Missouri, postcard Marble Madonnas. Italian, Florentine, late 15th century. United States Marble, 17 1/2" h." 275 6 The Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Image of a statue on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" b&w picture unknown Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 reads, "St. Barbara. By Germain Pilon (1535-1590). County, Missouri, postcard French. White marble, 71" h." United States 275 7 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Printed in Germany by Brüder Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Lorenzo di CREDI: Madonna and Child with County, Missouri, picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin Infant Saint John. Florentine (1456/9-1537), 40 1/4" x 28 United States 3/4"." 275 8 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Printed in Germany by Brüder Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Lucas CRANACH the Elder: The Three Graces. County, Missouri, picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin German (1472-1553), 19 7/8" x 14 1/4"." United States 275 9 George Clifford, Earl of Cumberland Image of a painted piece of jewelry on display in the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, museum. Text on back reads, "George Clifford, Earl of County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; photo by Cumberland by Nicolas Hilliard, English (1547-1619) 2 United States Fred Preisler 3/4" high. Nelson Gallery of Art - Atkins Museum. (Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Starr through the Starr Foundation). Kansas City, Missouri."

275 10 Nelson Gallery of Art - Atkins Museum Image of two figurines on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, (Nelson Fund), Kansas City, Missouri back reads, "St. John the Evangelist and St. Jude. Artist County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Unknown, Florentine, late 16th century Gilt-Bronze, 8 United States Card 3/4" h. 59-71." 275 11 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Printed in Germany by Brüder Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Peter Paul RUBENS: The Sacrifice of County, Missouri, picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin Abraham. Flemish (1577-1640), 55 1/2" x 43 1/2"." United States

275 12 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.75"x4.125" color Printed in Germany by Brüder Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "CANALETTO (Antonio Canale): Clock Tower in County, Missouri, picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin the Piazza San Marco, Venice. Venetian (1697-1768), 20 United States 3/4" x 27 3/4"." 275 13 Youth with a Black Cap Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.25"x6" color picture Copyright Arthur A. Kaplan back reads, "Rembrandt Hermensz Van Rijn, 1606-1669. County, Missouri, postcard Co., Inc., New York, NY; Dutch. Youth with a Black Cap. Nelson Gallery-Atkins United States distributed by Artext Prints, Museum (Nelson Fund). Kansas City, Missouri. Fine Art Inc., Westport, CT Prints Available 8 x 10", 19 x 24"."

275 14 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum 4525 Oak Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.75"x4.125" color Printed in Germany by Brüder Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Hubert ROBERT: Terrace of the Chȃteau de County, Missouri, picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin Marly. French (1733-1808), 35 1/2" x 52 1/8"." United States

275 15 Charlotte Porcher Image of a painted piece of jewelry on display in the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, museum. Text on back reads, "Charlotte Porcher, by John County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; photo by Smart, English (1740-1811). 2 1/4" high. Dated 1787 I. United States Fred Preisler Nelson Gallery of Art - Atkins Museum (Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Starr through the Starr Foundation). Kansas City, Missouri."

275 16 Figure of a Dancer Image of a figurine on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, back reads, "Figure of a Dancer Frankenthal Porcelain, County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Modelled by Bergdold. About 1765. 8 1/2" h. F62-56. United States Card Nelson Gallery of Art - Atkins Museum (Gift of Mrs. Ralph O. Beistle), Kansas City, Missouri."

275 17 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Eugène Delacroix (French, 1798-1863). Christ County, Missouri, picture postcard MO on the Sea of Galilee , 1840/41 (?). Oil on canvas. 18 x 21 United States 1/2 inches (45.7 x 54.6 cm). Acquired through the generosity of The Friends of Art, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parker, the Durand-Ruel Galleries, and the Bequest of John K. Havemeyer (by exchange), 89-16."

275 18 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Georges Seurat (French, 1859-1891). Study County, Missouri, picture postcard MO for A Bathing Place, Asni è res , c. 1883. Oil on wood United States panel, 6 7/8 x 10 3/8 inches (17.5 x 26.3 cm). Nelson Fund, 33 - 15/3." 275 19 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Paul Signac (French, 1863-1935). Ch ȃ teau County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Gaillard, Seen from the Artist's Window, Petit Andely , United States 1886. Oil on canvas, 17 11/16 x 25 9/16 inches (45 x 65 cm). Acquired through the generosity of an anonymous donor, F78-13."

275 20 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Camille Pissarro (1830-1903). The Garden of County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Les Mathurins at Pontoise , 1876. Oil on canvas, 44 5/8 x United States 65 1/8 inches (113.3 x 165.4 cm). Nelson Fund, 60-38."

275 21 Monet Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.75"x6.5" color Pomegranate, Rohnert Park, back reads, "Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926). County, Missouri, picture postcard CA Boulevard des Capucines , 1873-1874. Oil on canvas, 80.4 United States x 60.3 cm (31 5/8 x 23 3/4 in.). The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri. Purchase: The Kenneth A. and Helen F. Spencer Foundation Acquisition Fund, F72-35." 275 22 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926). View of County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Argenteuil, Snow , c. 1875. Oil on canvas, 21 1/2 x 25 5/8 United States inches (54.6 x 65.1 cm). Gift of the Laura Nelson Kirkwood Residuary Trust, 44 - 41/3."

275 23 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926). Water County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Lilies , c. 1916-26. Oil on canvas, 78 3/4 x 167 1/2 inches United States (200 x 426.1 cm). Nelson Fund, 57-26."

275 24 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x6" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926). The Mill County, Missouri, picture postcard MO at Limetz , 1888. Oil on canvas, 36 3/8 x 28 1/2 inches United States (92.5 x 72.4 cm). Gift of Mrs. Joseph S. Atha, with a one- third life interest held by her daughter, Mrs. Ethelyn Atha Chase, 38-1986."

275 25 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853-1890). Olive County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Orchard , 1889. Oil on canvas, 28 3/4 x 37 inches (73 x 94 United States cm). Nelson Fund, 32-2." 275 26 Woman in Red Dress Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on 1988 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.75"x6.5" color A Postcard Book ™; copyright back reads, "Woman in Red Dress (Rȇverie). 1891, by Paul County, Missouri, picture postcard Running Press Book Gauguin (French, 1848-1903). Oil on canvas. Nelson- United States Publishers Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City. (The Granger Collection, New York.)"

275 27 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum, Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Nelson Gallery - Atkins City, MO back reads, "Gauguin, Paul (1848-1903). 'Paysan et Son County, Missouri, picture postcard Museum, Kansas City, MO Chien près d'une Barrière' 1894. 36 1/4" x 27 1/2". United States Anonymous gift." 275 28 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum, Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Nelson Gallery - Atkins City, MO back reads, "Mount, William Sidney (1807-1868). County, Missouri, picture postcard Museum, Kansas City, MO 'Winding Up' 1836. 18 3/8" x 14 7/8". Gift of Enid and United States Crosby Kemper Foundation. F77-39." 275 29 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Constable-Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, ". American, 1811- County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO 1879. Fishing on the Mississippi , dated 1851. Oil on United States canvas. 28 11/16 x 35 7/8 inches (72.9 x 91.1 cm). Purchase: Nelson Trust [33-4/4]." 275 30 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Ashcraft, Inc., Kansas City, City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "George Caleb Bingham (1811-1879). County, Missouri, picture postcard MO Canvassing for a Vote , 1852 (54-9)." United States 275 31 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum, Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Nelson Gallery - Atkins City, MO back reads, "Church, Frederic Edwin (1826-1900). County, Missouri, picture postcard Museum, Kansas City, MO 'Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives' 1870. 54" x 84 3/8". United States Gift of Enid and Crosby Kemper Foundation. F77-40."

275 32 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum, Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Nelson Gallery - Atkins City, MO back reads, "Homer, Winslow (1836-1910). 'Gloucester County, Missouri, picture postcard Museum, Kansas City, MO Harbor' 1873. 15 1/2" x 22 1/2". Gift of Enid and Crosby United States Kemper Foundation. F76-46." 275 33 Self-Portrait of Thomas Hart Benton Image of a painting on display in the Nelson-Atkins Art n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Published by James Tetirick, Museum. Text on back reads, "Self-Portrait of Thomas County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor Hart Benton painted in 1970. Mr. Benton also painted the United States Card; color by Fred Preisler Mural, 'Independence and the Opening of the West,' in the lobby of the Harry S. Truman Library."

275 34 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Constable Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Thomas Hart Benton. American, 1889-1975. County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO Persephone , 1938. Tempera with oil glazes on linen, laid United States down on plywood. 72 1/8 x 56 1/16 inches (183.3 x 142.5 cm). Purchase: [F86-57]."

275 35 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Constable Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Thomas Hart Benton. American, 1889-1975. County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO Hollywood , 1937. Tempera with oil on canvas, mounted United States on panel. 53 1/2 x 81 inches (135.9 x 205.7 cm). Bequest of the artist [F75-21/12]."

275 36 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Constable-Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Thomas Hart Benton. American, 1889-1975. County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO The Sun Treader - Portrait of Carl Ruggles , 1934. Egg United States tempera and oil on canvas mounted on panel. 45 x 38 inches (114.3 x 96.5 cm). Gift of the Friends of Art [36-4]."

275 37 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4" color picture Constable-Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Thomas Hart Benton. American, 1889-1975. County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO Minstrel Show , 1934. Oil and tempera on masonite. 28 United States 3/8 x 35 7/8 inches (72.1 x 91.2 cm). Bequest of the artist [F75-21/13.]" 275 38 Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum, Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4.125"x5.875" color Nelson Gallery - Atkins City, MO back reads, "Cassatt, Mary (1844-1926). 'Lydia Leaning on County, Missouri, picture postcard Museum, Kansas City, MO Her Arms, Seated in a Loge' ca 1879. 25 5/8" x 17 3/4". United States Anonymous Gift. F77-33." 275 39 Alpha Ksi, 1960 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 6"x3.5" color picture unknown back reads, "Alpha Ksi, 1960. Morris Louis (1912-1962). County, Missouri, postcard Acrylic on Canvas 8'7" x 14'6". Gift of the Friends of Art United States 1972. Nelson Gallery of Art, Kansas City, Missouri."

275 40 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Kansas Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 4"x6" color picture Constable-Hodgins Printing City, Missouri 64111 back reads, "Andrew Wyeth. American, born 1917. Thin County, Missouri, postcard Co., Kansas City, MO as Vanity , 1981. Tempera on panel. 31 1/4 x 16 1/8 United States inches (79.3 x 41.0 cm). Gift of the Enid and Crosby Kemper Foundation [F82-24]."

275 41 Central Savings Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.125" color Nelson Gallery - Atkins back reads, "Richard Estes (1936- ). 'Central Savings' County, Missouri, picture postcard Museum, Kansas City, MO 1975. Oil on Canvas. Gift of the Friends of Art. F75-13." United States

275 42 Georgia O'Keefe Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6.5"x4.75" color Pomegranate, Rohnert Park, back reads, "Georgia O'Keefe (1887-1986). Apple County, Missouri, picture postcard CA; copyright The Nelson- Blossoms , 1930. Oil on canvas, 36 x 24 in. The Nelson- United States Atkins Museum of Art, all Atkins Museum of Art Kansas City, Missouri. Gift of Mrs. rights reserved Louis Sosland F81-62." 275 43 R. Crosby Kemper Memorial Arena Kansas Aerial view of the arena and city. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon City, Missouri "Kemper Arena, with the Kansas City, Missouri skyline in County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, the background, is home of the Livestock United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; and Horse Show and also hosts sporting events, concerts, photo by Mihalevich conventions and other special events."

275 44 Kemper Memorial Arena Ground-level view of the arena. Text on back reads, "R. n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Printed crookedly Crosby Kemper Memorial Arena. Located in Kansas City's County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, central business district, is the sight [sic] for the American United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; Royal Livestock and Horse Show, home games for the photo by Ken Raveill; Scouts Ice Hockey Team and Kings Basketball Team, McGrew Color Graphics, concerts, conventions and other special events." Kansas City, MO

275 45 Kansas City Ground-level view of the arena. Text on back reads, "N.o n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, 15 Kansas City, Missouri. Kemper Memorial Arena." County, Missouri, picture postcard KS; photo by Don Richards United States 275 46 Kemper Arena - Kansas City, Missouri View from the top of the stands looking down onto the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon arena floor where horses and riders are lined up. Text on County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, back reads, "Home of the Kings N.B.A. Basketball Club, United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; the American Royal, and many other special shows. McGrew Color Graphics, Located near Kansas City's central business district." Kansas City, MO

275 47 Truman Sports Complex Aerial view of the complex. Text on back reads, "N.o 17 n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.75"x4" color picture Photography House, Topeka, Kansas City, Missouri. Truman Sports Complex. Home of County, Missouri, postcard KS; photo by Paul Steffe the (upper) and United States (lower)." 275 48 The Harry S. Truman Sports Complex Aerial view of the complex. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Harry S. Truman Sports Complex in Eastern Jackson County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, County, Mo. at I-70 and I-435. Owned and operated by United States MO; a Paragon Color Product the Jackson County Sports Authority: Home of the Kansas City Chiefs. Seating 75,000: Home of the Kansas City Royals, seating 42,000." 275 49 Royals Stadium Kansas City Aerial view of the stadium. Text on back reads, "Home of n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon the Kansas City Royals baseball club. The finest baseball County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, facility in the world. Harry S. Truman Sports Complex, United States MO; a Paragon Color Product Kansas City, Mo." 275 50 Kansas City Street-level view of the stadium. Text on back reads, "N.o n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4" color Photography House, Topeka, 25 Kansas City, Missouri. Royals Stadium. Truman Sports County, Missouri, picture postcard KS Complex." United States 275 51 Kansas City Royals Scoreboard and Water Nighttime view of the stadium and fountains. Text on n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color picture Published by Paragon Spectacular back reads, "The Kansas City Royals' 12 story high County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Scoreboard and 300 foot wide Water Spectacular. Harry S. United States MO; a Paragon Color Product Truman Sports Complex. Kansas City, Mo."

275 52 Kansas City Nighttime view of the stadium. Text on back reads, 1993 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; "Kaufmann [sic] Stadium in the Truman Sports Complex is County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery the home of Kansas City's team." United States

275 53 Kansas City Royals Stadium Club Illustration of the Club room. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6"x4.25" color Published by Paragon Kansas City Royals Stadium Club overlooks the entire County, Missouri, postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, playing field, massive scoreboard and the water United States MO; Tetricolor Card spectacular. Harry S. Truman Sports Complex. Kansas City, Mo." 275 54 - Home of the Chiefs Aerial view of the stadium. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Kansas City "Arrowhead Stadium - Home of the Kansas City Chiefs County, Missouri, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, Football Club. Harry S. Truman Sports Complex. Kansas United States MO; a Paragon Color Product; City, Missouri." photo by Dave Bahm

275 55 Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City, Missouri Two-panel postcard, one of the full stadium taken from n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Smith- the top, another of the Arrowhead sign. Text on back County, Missouri, picture postcard Southwestern, Inc., Tempe, reads, "Arrowhead Stadium is adjacent to Kauffman United States AZ; photo copyright Aneal Stadium in the Truman Sports Complex, approximately Vohra/Unicorn Stock Photos; eight miles east of downtown Kansas City on Interstate inset photo copyright Jim 70. Arrowhead has an approximate seating capacity of Shippee/Unicorn Stock 78,822 but crowds are frequently larger. The stadium is Photos; Terrell used for football, soccer, concerts and other public events."

275 56 Kansas City Football Aerial view of the stadium. Text on back reads, "Kansas 1992 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 5.875"x4.125" color Avery Postcards, Wichita, KS; City's pro football stadium is part of the Harry S Truman County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright John Avery Sports Complex. The team often plays to sellout crowds." United States

279 8 Boulevard des Capucines, Paris Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 7"x9" color picture unknown back reads, "Claude Monet. French, 1840-1926. County, Missouri, postcard 'Boulevard des Capucines, Paris', 1873-74. Oil on canvas, United States 31 1/4" h. x 23 1/4" w. Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum. Kansas City, Missouri. (Gift of the Kenneth A. and Helen F. Spencer Acquisitions Fund.)"

279 9 Ballet Rehearsal Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 9"x7" color picture unknown back reads, "Edgar Degas. French, 1834-1917. 'Ballet County, Missouri, postcard Rehearsal', 1875. Mixed media with pastel, 21 3/4" h. x United States 27" w. Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum. Kansas City, Missouri. (Gift of the Kenneth A. and Helen F. Spencer Acquisitions Fund.)"

279 10 Vase Fleurie Image of a drawing on display in the museum. Text on n.d. unknown Kansas City, Jackson 7"x9" color picture unknown back reads, "Odilon Redon. French, 1840-1916. 'Vase County, Missouri, postcard Fleurie', about 1912. Pastel on paper, 26 3/4" h. x 20 1/4" United States w. Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum. Kansas City, Missouri. (Acquired through the Kenneth A. and Helen F. Spencer Foundation Acquisitions Fund.)"

275 57 Missouri View of a staircase outside on the grounds of Longview 1997 Yes Lee's Summit, Jackson 6.375"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San Farm with the main building in the center background. County, Missouri, picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Text on back reads, "Longview Farm, Jackson County." United States copyright Charles Gurche

275 58 Missouri Grand Falls Image of the waterfall. Text on back reads, "Grand Falls n.d. Yes Jasper County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Ozark Postcard Interstate 44 Joplin, Missouri. Grand Falls is visible from Missouri, United States picture postcard Publishers, Kimberling City, Interstate 44, just west of Joplin, Missouri. Grand Falls is MO; photo by David located on Shoal Creek, in the scenic Ozarks of southwest Summerlin; McGrew Color Missouri." Graphics, Kansas City, MO

275 59 Missouri Southern Joplin Image of a football game in progress. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Joplin, Jasper County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Ozark Postcard "Missouri Southern State College Joplin, Missouri. A Missouri, United States picture postcard Publishers, Kimberling City, spacious 310 acre campus provides a beautiful pastoral MO; photo by Bud Savard, setting for southwest Missouri's rapidly growing Missouri Bud Studio Southern State College in Joplin. Complete academic, vocational and sports programs offered at MSSC afford students of the Ozarks region with first class educational opportunities. Photo shows MSSC football Lions in action."

275 60 Wilder's Inc. Two-panel postcard showing two interior views of 1993 Yes Joplin, Jasper County, 6.5"x4.75" color From Route 66 Postcards, Wilder's Inc. restaurant. Text on front reads, "Wilder's In. Missouri, United States postcard reproduction copyright Michael and 1216 Main Street Joplin, Missouri Phone 723. Good Suzanne Wallis, St. Martin's Things to Eat and Rink. Choice Steaks Southern Fried Press. Wallis Collection/Curt Chicken. Air Conditioned. Text on back reads, "Excellent Teich Postcard Archives, Lake Food and Bar Service - From 6 AM until 1:30 AM - County (Illinois) Museum Information to Tourists - Latest Sports Returns - Located at Joplin, Missouri, in the Heart of the Ozark Mountains."

275 61 Ozarks Image of a deep red, purple and yellow sunset. Text on 1996 Yes Jefferson County, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San back reads, "Sunset on pond, Jefferson County, Missouri." Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo copyright Charles Gurche 275 62 Lebanon Missouri Aerial view of Lebanon. Text on back reads, "Lebanon is n.d. Yes Lebanon, Laclede 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo located in the Ozarks region of Missouri, between Joplin County, Missouri, picture postcard by Mignard, copyright MRTC, and St. Louis on Interstate 44. The city is a cultural and United States Inc. commercial center for a wide agricultural area, with several nationally known boat manufacturing and wood products companies operating here. Beautiful Bennett Springs State Park, famous for trout fishing, is just a few miles north of Lebanon."

275 63 Factory Store Shoppers visit a walnut products store. Text on back n.d. Yes Lebanon, Laclede 5.5"x3.5" color MWM Color-Litho reads, "Beautiful walnut products slightly imperfect at County, Missouri, postcard "Bursheen" Finished, made reduced prices. Created by skilled Ozark craftsmen at our United States only by MWM Co., Aurora, factory. Open Daily. Watch for smoke stack and elevated MO; A & H Advertising, T. water tank 1/4 mile north of I-44 on Hwy. 5 (second Sidney Harley, Golden, MO overpass) at Lebanon, Mo., P.O. Box 309."

275 64 Store #1 Lebanon, MO Interior view of a walnut products store. Text on back n.d. Yes Lebanon, Laclede 5.5"x3.5" color Distributed by A & H reads, "The Original Walnut Bowl Factory Store, located at County, Missouri, postcard Directory Co., Fairmont, MN; the factory - Lebanon, Missouri. Featuring Walnut and United States photo by A & H Directory Co.; Oak Bowls, Picture frames, Lazy susans, Cutting boards McGrew Color Graphics, and hundreds of other items. Made from native timber - Kansas City, MO OPEN EVERYDAY. Huge selection of floor and wall Clocks at prices you won't find anywhere. - COME AND BROWSE - " 275 65 Mark Twain's Missouri Two-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "1. Mark Twain's n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.875"x4.125" color Dunlap Post Card Co., Inc., boyhood home and famous white washed fence on Hill Ralls Counties, picture postcard Omaha, NE; photos copyright Street in Hannibal, MO. 2. and nearby Cardiff Hill." Missouri, United States James Blank

275 66 Missouri Mark Twain's Boyhood Home Four-panel postcard showing the Tom and Huck statue at n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.875"x4.125" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; Cardiff Hill, Mark Twain's home, a riverboat and a horse Ralls Counties, picture postcard photos by James Blank; and trolley ride. No additional text on back. Missouri, United States copyright John Hinde Curteich 275 67 Lover's Leap and Jackson Island, Image of the town, bluff and river. No additional text on n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.5"x3.5" colorized Genuine Curteich-Chicago Mississippi River, Hannibal, Missouri back. Ralls Counties, postcard "C.T. American Art" Post Missouri, United States Card; Hannibal News Co., Hannibal, MO, distributor

275 68 Lover's Leap A man stands on top of a bluff overlooking Hannibal and n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Genuine Natural Color made the Mississippi River. Text on back reads, "'Down there on Ralls Counties, postcard by Dexter Press, Inc., West Lover's Leap is where the Millerites put on their robes Missouri, United States Nyack, NY; Ektachrome by one night to go to heaven. None of them went that night, John and Estelle Winkler; but I suppose most of them have gone now.' - Mark published by Becky Thatcher Twain 'Life on the Mississippi.' This view of Lover's Leap Book Shop, Hannibal, MO takes in the highway and railroad bridges across the Mississippi, the CB&Q RR yards, and in the background Cardiff Hill, in Hannibal, Missouri, Mark Twain's home town."

275 69 Hannibal Text on back reads, "On a visit to Hannibal in later years n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Genuine Natural Color made Mark Twain walked on Cardiff Hill with John Briggs, the Ralls Counties, postcard by Dexter Press, Inc., West 'Joe Harper' of 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,' and said, Missouri, United States Nyack, NY; Ansco Color by 'This is one of the loveliest sights I ever saw. Down there John Winkler; published by is where we used to swim, and yonder is where a man Becky Thatcher Book Shop, was drowned, and there's where the steamboat sank...' Hannibal, MO Over towards the Illinois shore Jackson's Island can be seen; in the foreground the Mark Twain Memorial Bridge; Hannibal's fine Municipal Light Plant in the center."

275 70 Gordon C. Greene Steamboat Text on back reads, "The stern-wheeler Mississippi River n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Genuine Natural Color made steamboat 'Gordon C. Greene' at the levee at Hannibal, Ralls Counties, postcard by Dexter Press, Inc., West Missouri. This is the type of craft that Mark Twain piloted, Missouri, United States Nyack, NY; Kodachrome by and wrote about in 'Life on the Mississippi,' 'Tom Sawyer,' John Winkler; published by and 'Huckleberry Finn.' In the background is the Mark Becky Thatcher Book Shop, Twain Memorial Bridge, and Cardiff Hill with the Hannibal, MO lighthouse marking the spot where the 'Widow Douglas' ' house stood - she kept an oil lamp in her window to guide steamboat pilots."

275 71 Mark Twain Portrait of Samuel Clemens. Text on back reads, "'It is in n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 3.5"x5.5" b&w picture Silvercraft, made by Dexter vain that I try to give a notion of the intensity with which Ralls Counties, postcard Press, Inc., West Nyack, NY; he pierced to the heart of life, and the breadth of vision Missouri, United States published by Becky Thatcher with which he encompassed the whole world, and tried Book Shop, Hannibal, MO for the reason of things and then left trying. I knew...all the rest of our sages, poets, seers, critics, humorists; they were like one another and like other literary men; but Clemens was sole, incomparable, the Lincoln of our literature.' From 'My Mark Twain' by William Dean Howells."

275 72 Museum and Mark Twain Boyhood Home Text on back reads, "The Museum and Mark Twain n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Genuine Natural Color made Boyhood Home at Hannibal, Missouri. The frame home Ralls Counties, postcard by Dexter Press, Inc., West was built in 1844 by Mark Twain's father, and in it lived Missouri, United States Nyack, NY; Kodachrome by and played the boy who later was to record his own John Winkler and Kenneth experiences in 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.' The Botkins; published by Becky stone Museum was built in 1937, modelled on a hundred- Thatcher Book Shop, year-old building which stood on the site. It contains Hannibal, MO thousands of exhibits, memorabilia of Mark Twain and his times. Admission free to Museum and Home - they are owned and maintained by the City of Hannibal."

275 73 Becky Thatcher House Text on back reads, "The Becky Thatcher House in n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Genuine Natural Color made Hannibal, Missouri. Becky was Tom Sawyer's sweetheart. Ralls Counties, postcard by Dexter Press, Inc., West Her real name was Laura Hawkins, and she and Mark Missouri, United States Nyack, NY; published by Twain played and went to school together as children. Becky Thatcher Book Shop, Her parlor and bedroom are restored in the house - Hannibal, MO admission is free. On the lower floor there is a book shop and a cafe. The house is just across Hill street from the Mark Twain Home and Museum."

275 74 Dining Room, Mark Twain Boyhood Home Interior view. Text on back reads, "The Dining Room in n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Genuine Natural Color made Mark Twain's Boyhood Home, Hannibal, Missouri. On the Ralls Counties, postcard by Dexter Press, Inc., West table is Mark Twain's own lap writing desk, and a knife- Missouri, United States Nyack, NY; Ansco Color by and-fork basket. In the 'Adventures of Tom Sawyer' Peter John Winkler and Kenneth the Cat jumped out the window of this room, squalling Botkins; published by Becky and breathing fire, after Tom gave him a dose of Pain- Thatcher Book Shop, killer, a patent [sic] medicine." Hannibal, MO

275 75 Memorial Garden Text on back reads, "The Mark Twain Boyhood Home and n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Genuine Natural Color made Museum and the Memorial Garden at Hannibal, Missouri. Ralls Counties, postcard by Dexter Press, Inc., West The garden, which blazes with roses and other flowers Missouri, United States Nyack, NY; Kodachrome by against a background of vines and evergreen shrubs, was John Winkler; published by given to the city by Mrs. Dulany Mahan and her children Becky Thatcher Book Shop, as a memorial to Dulany Mahan. The Home was built in Hannibal, MO 1844, the Museum in 1940. Judge Clemens' (Mark Twain's father) law office was in a building that stood on the corner."

275 76 Home of Mark Twain, Hannibal, Missouri A few tourists walk by. Text on back reads, "Samuel n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Paragon Clemens spent his boyhood years in Hannibal, Mo. before Ralls Counties, picture postcard Products, Inc., Kansas City, growing up to become Mark Twain, one of America's best Missouri, United States MO; made by McGrew Color loved writers of all time. The Twain home was built in Graphics, Kansas City, MO 1844 and became the home of Tom Sawyer in his book, 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer'."

275 77 Statue of Tom and Huck Image of the statues on a hill, turned into a flower n.d. Yes Hannibal, Marion and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by James Tetirick, garden. Text on back reads, "Statue of Tom & Huck at the Ralls Counties, postcard Kansas City, MO; Tetricolor foot of Cardiff Hill commemorates the popular stories of Missouri, United States Card; photo by Gerald Massie Mark Twain. Hannibal, Missouri." 275 78 Ozark Highway Image of a rock bluff overhanging a highway. Text on back n.d. Yes McDonald County, 5.875"x4.125" color Ozark Postcard Publishers, reads, "Missouri's Most Scenic Highway At Noel in the Missouri, United States picture postcard Kimberling City, MO; printed Ozarks. The overhanging Bluffs on Highway 59 between in Ireland for John Hinde, Lanagan and Noel are an outstanding attraction." Curteich, Inc.; photo by Brock

275 79 Mississippi County Historical Society Exterior view of the Historical Society building with n.d. Yes Charleston, Mississippi 6"x4" color picture dynacolor graphics, inc., blooming trees and flowers out front. Text on back reads, County, Missouri, postcard Miami, FL "The stately Victorian Moore home, circa 1889, in United States Charleston, Missouri is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Owned and operated by the Mississippi County Historical Society, which is dedicated to preserving history of the County, it is open to the public for touring and special events."

275 80 Boomland Distant view of the exterior of Boomland store as seen n.d. Yes Charleston, Mississippi 5.875"x4.125" color Color by Richard Mitchell from across a field. Text on back reads, "Reeves County, Missouri, picture postcard Boomland Hwy. 105 South & I-57 Charleston, MO 63834. United States Wholesale Fireworks to All Discount Large Snack Bar - Gifts - Souvenirs - Pottery - Fireworks. Wallace Reeves Bus.: 683-6108 Res.: 649-3769."

275 81 Missouri Image of a bluff with trees showing their fall colors. Text 1997 Yes Montgomery County, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San on back reads, "Bluffs along Missouri River, near Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Rhineland." copyright Charles Gurche 275 82 Missouri Image of Falling Spring, which flows like a waterfall from n.d. Yes Oregon County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark rocks above Creek. A water mill is next to the Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; falls. Text on back reads, "One of the many old mills that photo copyright Unicorn were once operating in the Missouri Ozarks." Stock Photos; Terrell

275 83 Greer Spring Image of Greer Spring, located eight miles northwest of n.d. Yes Oregon County, 6"x4.125" color Del-Mar Adv. & Mfg. Co., Alton, Missouri. Text on back reads, "Greer Spring, second Missouri, United States picture postcard Silva, MO largest spring in Missouri. Empties into the Eleven Point Scenic River, located in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks, on Highway 19 between Winona and Alton, Mo. The Eleven point is one of the few remaining wild rivers in America, which runs through the Mark Twain National Forest."

275 84 Missouri Image of Hodgson Water Mill and the mill dam and river 1997 Yes Ozark County, Missouri, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San in the summer. Text on back reads, "Hodgson Water Mill, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Ozark County." copyright Charles Gurche 275 85 Casino Aztar Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Caruthersville, 6"x4" color picture Published by Don Lancaster, 46,000 square foot pavilion is adorned with Victorian Pemiscot County, postcard Memphis gingerbread trim, and houses Diamonds restaurant, Missouri, United States Sidelines sports bar and Memories gift shop. Adjacent to the pavilion is the 'City of Caruthersville' riverboat with 434 slot , 2 Let It Ride tables, 21 blackjack tables, 2 Caribbean stud poker tables, 3 craps tables and 1 roulette table."

275 86 St. Joseph's Shrine View of a shrine dedicated to St. Joseph that features a n.d. Yes Apple Creek, Perry 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Price tag on lower right corner, statue and flower garden planted on top of a stone wall. County, Missouri, postcard Service, Anna, IL and St. back side Text on back reads, "St. Joseph's Shrine was designed by United States Louis, MO; made by Dexter Fr. George Schrammel and built in 1978. It is located at Press West Nyack, NY the Entrance of Our Lady of St. Joseph's Shrine, built by parishioners on the grounds of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Exit west off Highway 61 on Highway F, 2 miles. Apple Creek, Missouri."

275 87 Our Lady of St. Joseph's Shrine View of a garden with a water feature and statue of Mary. n.d. Yes Apple Creek, Perry 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Text on back reads, "The shrine was started by Fr. County, Missouri, postcard Service, Anna, IL and St. Mitchell Deck in 1961. It was between 1973 - 1975 United States Louis, MO; made by Dexter however that Fr. George Schrammel fully designed and Press West Nyack, NY developed the Shrine as it is today. Built by parishioners on the grounds of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, approximately 2 miles west off Highway 61 on Highway 4, Apple Creek, Missouri."

275 88 Missouri Image of the river flowing over a rocky drop. Text on back n.d. Yes Phelps County, 6"x4" color picture Copyright Missouri Postcard reads, "Meramec Springs was designated as the first Missouri, United States postcard Co., Climax Springs, MO; registered National Landmark in the state of Missouri by photo by Reneé Sellers; the National Park Service. It is owned by the James Lawson Mardon Post Card Foundation and is located on Highway 8, 6 miles south of St. James, Missouri." 275 89 Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building Aerial view of the campus. Text on back reads, "The Gale n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove Bullman Multi-Purpose Building on the campus of the Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, University of Missouri-Rolla is the focal point of the Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary University's athletic facilities. Swimming, basketball, Dove Carden wrestling, equipment, and practice space are housed in the building which is located next to the Miners football field, golf course, tennis courts, soccer, baseball, and intramural fields."

275 90 Hockey Puck Bird's eye view. Text on back reads, "The 'Hockey Puck' on n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove the Mall of the campus of the University of Missouri-Rolla Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, is the center for club promotions, strolling to classes, or a Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary good place to sit, talk, or study." Dove Carden

275 91 University of Missouri-Rolla Tunnel Text on back reads, "The tunnel and trace of the Thomas n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove Jefferson Residence Hall on the campus of the University Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, of Missouri-Rolla connect the high-rise dorm complex to Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary the campus via a beautiful short walk. The tunnel goes Dove Carden beneath Highway 63."

275 92 Thomas Jefferson Residence Hall Aerial view. Text on back reads, "The Thomas Jefferson n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove Residence Hall on the campus of the University of Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, Missouri-Rolla rises like a skyscraper between Highway 63 Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary and I-44. A unique trace and tunnel system enables Dove Carden residents to reach campus buildings without crossing Highway 63." 275 93 Housing Quadrangle Aerial view. Text on back reads, "The Housing Quadrangle n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove on the campus of the University of Missouri-Rolla Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, contains three men's halls, two women's halls, and Rayl Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary Cafeteria. The complex contains housing for some 620 Dove Carden students." 275 94 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall on the University of Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, Missouri-Rolla campus contains a fascinating permanent Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary display area featuring student-constructed models and a Dove Carden fine collection of antique civil engineering equipment. The hall contains classrooms, instructional, and research laboratories of the department."

275 95 Engineering Mechanics Building View across a lawn looking toward the Engineering n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove Mechanics Building. Text on back reads, "Engineering Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, mechanics on the campus of the University of Missouri- Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary Rolla is one of the departments which makes UMR Dove Carden internationally known and recognized. This building houses classrooms, offices, and laboratories of the engineering mechanics department and the metallurgical engineering department's foundry."

275 96 Walter T. Schrenk Chemistry and Chemical Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove Engineering Building Walter T. Schrenk Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, Building on the University of Missouri-Rolla campus Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary houses offices, classrooms, and laboratories of the Dove Carden chemistry, chemical engineering, and life sciences departments. Special purpose labs such as a cold room, constant temperature lab, provisions for storage of radioactive materials, and special equipment for work with highly volatile materials also are housed here."

275 97 Petroleum Engineering Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove "Petroleum engineering on the campus of the University Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, of Missouri-Rolla is housed in an annex of the Mining Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary Building. The petroleum engineering department Dove Carden classrooms, offices, and laboratories are found here."

275 98 Fulton Hall Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "Fulton n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove Hall on the campus of the University of Missouri-Rolla Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, houses the metallurgical engineering and ceramic Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary engineering departments. UMR is the only university in Dove Carden the state offering degrees in ceramic and metallurgical engineering and an undergraduate degree in nuclear engineering."

275 99 Electrical Engineering Image of a parking lot with vehicles looking toward a n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove building on campus. Text on back reads, "Electrical Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, engineering at the University of Missouri-Rolla is one of Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary the largest departments on the campus. Research and Dove Carden teaching encompass a wide range of fields of electricity and electronics in these offices, laboratories, and classrooms."

275 100 Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove "Mechanical and aerospace engineering on the campus of Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, the University of Missouri-Rolla is one of the largest Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary departments at UMR. Faculty and students in the Dove Carden department have worked on projects such as fuel efficient vehicles, solar and wind energy devices, standards for heating and air conditioning equipment, and robotics." 275 101 Physics Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove physics department on the University of Missouri-Rolla Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, campus is nationally recognized for excellence and Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary receives many grants for the development of research Dove Carden and instruction. The department also maintains an astronomical observatory."

275 102 Mathematics and Computer Science Aerial view of the building. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove Mathematics and Computer Science Building on the Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, campus of the University of Missouri-Rolla is the location Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary for the departments of mathematics and statistics and Dove Carden computer science and UMR's Computer Center. Nearly all students take courses in this area and use the facilities of the UMR Computer Center."

275 103 Norwood Hall and University Center Aerial view of the buildings. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove "Norwood Hall on the campus of the University of Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, Missouri-Rolla is built on the site of a Civil War fortress Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary and houses the Minerals Museum and geology and Dove Carden geophysics department. The University Center (foreground) serves as the students' family room, conference center, and recreational facilities."

275 104 Trace Bridge View of a lawn with sidewalks and a footbridge over a n.d. Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Merry Dove creek. Text on back reads, "The 'trace bridge' on the Missouri, United States postcard Forest Photography, campus of the University of Missouri-Rolla has a natural Bourbon, MO; photo by Mary rustic setting in native oaks and is the connecting link Dove Carden between the campus and Thomas Jefferson Residence Hall." 275 105 Pennant Hotel Exterior view of the hotel. Text on front reads, "Rolla, Mo. 1993 Yes Rolla, Phelps County, 6.5"x4.75" color From Route 66 Postcards, (On U.S. Highways 66 and 63). Complete hotel and Missouri, United States postcard reproduction copyright Michael and restaurant accommodations of the highest type, designed Suzanne Wallis, St. Martin's especially for motorists. Service and facilities unexcelled Press. Wallis Collection/Curt in metropolitan areas." Text on back reads, "Pennant Teich Postcard Archives, Lake Hotel and Tavern, located near the Ozark Mountain County (Illinois) Museum country, is the answer to America's demand for comfort and convenience on the highway. These facilities are far ahead of anything else by the roadside and excel the average accommodations of first-class establishments in larger cities."

275 106 Court House, Bolivar, Mo. This is a reproduction of an older postcard. Shows an n.d. unknown Bolivar, Polk County, 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown exterior view of the courthouse. Text on back reads, "The Missouri, United States postcard reproduction Polk County Courthouse built in 1907, was built of Indiana limestone and was received precut. Mule teams helped lift the larger stones." 275 107 North Ward School This is a reproduction of an older postcard or photograph. n.d. unknown Bolivar, Polk County, 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown Shows an exterior view of the school. Text on back reads, Missouri, United States postcard reproduction "North Ward School, now a Polk County Museum. Built in 1903, it was the first high school for this area." 275 108 Old Polk County Courthouse This is a reproduction of an older postcard or photograph. n.d. unknown Bolivar, Polk County, 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown Scene of pedestrians, horses and carts moving by the old Missouri, United States postcard reproduction courthouse. Text on back reads, "The old brick Polk County Courthouse, built before the Civil War. A suspended carbon arc street light can be seen in the foreground." 275 109 The Square This is a reproduction of an older postcard or photograph. n.d. unknown Bolivar, Polk County, 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown Visible stores are A.B. Henson Dry Goods, S.C. Mitchell & Missouri, United States postcard reproduction Son, A.H. Lewis and [illegible] Groceries. Text on back reads, "The west side of the Bolivar square in 1886. Polk County Bank is still standing in its original place."

275 110 Cary Hotel This is a reproduction of an older postcard or photograph. 10/04/1906 unknown Bolivar, Polk County, 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown Text on back reads, "The Cary Hotel, surrounded by the (original Missouri, United States postcard reproduction first automobiles in Bolivar, on October 4, 1906. The Ross photo) Photography Studio building is still used."

275 111 Log Cabin This is a reproduction of an older postcard or photograph. n.d. unknown Bolivar, Polk County, 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown Text on back reads, "Early Polk County log cabin, now part Missouri, United States postcard reproduction of the museum complex. Furnished with primitives, it has sheltered many families."

275 112 Simon Bolivar Memorial This is a reproduction of an older postcard or photograph. n.d. unknown Bolivar, Polk County, 3.5"x5.5" b&w picture unknown Shows the statue. Text on back reads, "The Simon Bolivar Missouri, United States postcard reproduction Memorial, given to the city by Venezuela. President Truman attended the dedication on July 5, 1948."

275 113 Kansas City, Clinton and Springfield This is a reproduction of an older postcard or photograph. n.d. unknown Bolivar, Polk County, 5.5"x3.5" b&w picture unknown Railway A few men stand by or inside the train. Text on back Missouri, United States postcard reproduction reads, "Early steam K.C.C. and S. train. The first trains arrived in Bolivar in 1884." 275 114 Bolivar, MO Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "North n.d. Yes Bolivar, Polk County, 6"x4" color picture Photo by Katherine Faulkner Ward Museum, Bolivar, Missouri. Since its construction in Missouri, United States postcard 1903, this building has served as both a public high school and an elementary school. After years of neglect, it has been restored to house an interesting historical museum."

275 115 Bolivar, MO Shows a statue of a soldier with his fist raised in front of n.d. Yes Bolivar, Polk County, 6"x4" color picture Photo by Katherine Faulkner the Courthouse. Text on back reads, "Doughboy Statue, Missouri, United States postcard Bolivar, Missouri. World War I monument honoring all Polk County soldiers who served in the armed forces during the 'war to end all wars.'"

275 116 Bolivar, MO Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Bolivar, Polk County, 6"x4" color picture Photo by Katherine Faulkner "Dunnegan House, Bolivar, Missouri. Once the home of Missouri, United States postcard the Dunnegan family, this red brick house is located on West Locust Street." 275 117 United State Army Fort Leonard Wood Three-panel postcard with text. Text on back reads, "Fort n.d. Yes Pulaski County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Leonard Wood Missouri. Located in the southern Missouri Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photos by Ozarks, about 20 [sic] miles southwest of St. Louis, Ft. Ken Raveill, copyright Terrell Leonard Wood has become one of the Army's primary Publishing training centers."

275 118 Missouri Fort Leonard Wood Three-panel postcard with text. Text on back reads, "Fort n.d. Yes Pulaski County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Leonard Wood Missouri. Located in the southern Missouri Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photos by Ozarks, about 20 [sic] miles southwest of St. Louis, Ft. Ken Raveill, copyright Terrell Leonard Wood has become one of the Army's primary Publishing training centers."

275 119 Fort Leonard Wood Engineer Training at Two-panel postcard with text. Text on back reads, "Fort n.d. Yes Pulaski County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North the Installation of Excellence Leonard Wood Missouri. Located in the southern Missouri Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photos by Ozarks, about 20 [sic] miles southwest of St. Louis, Ft. Ken Raveill, copyright Terrell Leonard Wood has become one of the Army's primary Publishing training centers."

275 120 Fort Leonard Wood Two-panel postcard with text. Text on back reads, "Fort n.d. Yes Pulaski County, 4.125"x5.875" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Leonard Wood Missouri. Located in the southern Missouri Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photos by Ozarks, about 20 [sic] miles southwest of St. Louis, Ft. Ken Raveill, copyright Terrell Leonard Wood has become one of the Army's primary Publishing training centers."

275 121 Army Fort Leonard Wood Four-panel postcard with text. Text on back reads, "Fort n.d. Yes Pulaski County, 4.125"x5.875" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Leonard Wood Missouri. Located in the southern Missouri Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photos by Ozarks, about 20 [sic] miles southwest of St. Louis, Ft. Ken Raveill, copyright Terrell Leonard Wood has become one of the Army's primary Publishing training centers."

275 122 Missouri Rural scene of a soybean field and barns. Text on back 1997 Yes Ralls County, Missouri, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San reads, "Beanfield and barns, Ralls County." United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo copyright Charles Gurche 275 123 Richmond, Missouri Image of monuments. Text on back reads, "Two of the n.d. Yes Richmond, Ray County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by Larry Three Witnesses to the Book of Mormon are buried in Missouri, United States postcard Nicholson; photo by Larry Richmond, Oliver Cowdery and David Whitmer. This Nicholson monument to the Book of Mormon, its translator Joseph Smith, and the Three Witnesses, is in the Pioneer Cemetery, maintained by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon). Joseph and several other Church leaders were jailed in Richmond for several weeks."

275 124 Johnson Shut-Ins State Park A person climbs over the rocks at Johnson's Shut-Ins. Text n.d. Yes Reynolds County, 5.875"x4" color Del-Mar Wholesale, Silva, on back reads, "Over eons of time, the stream formed a Missouri, United States picture postcard MO; dynacolor graphics, inc., canyon-like defile by cutting a gap through a shelf of the Miami, FL oldest exposed rock in Missouri. Located on the east fork of Black River." 275 125 Missouri Image of the mill in the fall. Text on back reads, "This old n.d. Yes Reynolds County, 6"x4" color picture Missouri Postcard Co., Climax mill, located near Centerville, Mo., in Reynolds County, Missouri, United States postcard Springs, MO; photo by Basha depicts how water power was used in earlier days for the Deere; Lawson Mardon Post grinding of grain." Card 275 126 Ozarks Ground-level view of the massive trunks of cypress trees. 1996 Yes Ripley County, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San Same picture as folder 127 Text on back reads, "Water Tupelo Swamp, Ripley County, Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Missouri." copyright Charles Gurche 275 127 Missouri Ground-level view of the massive trunks of cypress trees. 1997 Yes Ripley County, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San Same picture as folder 126 Text on back reads, "Water Tupelo swamp, Ripley Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo County." copyright Charles Gurche 275 128 Missouri View of a field of daisies. Text on back reads, "Daisy 1997 Yes Saline County, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San meadow, Saline County." Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo copyright Charles Gurche 275 129 Legion Park, Sikeston, MO View of a city park with railroad tracks running through it. n.d. Yes Sikeston, Scott and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Thompson's Text on back reads, "A bluebird's eye-view of Legion New Madrid Counties, postcard Community Service, Paris, TN; Memorial Park, looking north-east, Sikeston, Mo. This well Missouri, United States color by L.D. Thompson kept, downtown, park is a compliment to the city park commission and the citizens of a fast growing and progressive city. The American Legion Post keeps the flag flying in honor of the deceased of World War One and World War Two."

275 130 Front Street Looking West, Sikeston, Mo. View of Front Street in downtown Sikeston showing a n.d. Yes Sikeston, Scott and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Thompson's Woolworth's and Buckner-Ragsdale. Cars are parked New Madrid Counties, postcard Community Service, Paris, TN; along the street. Text on back reads, "Front Street, Missouri, United States color by L.D. Thompson Looking West from Legion Park, Sikeston, Mo. This fast growing delta city is located on US Highway 61 and 60, a traffic cross road of south eastern Missouri. This industrial, agricultural and livestock producing area contributes greatly to the progressive economy of the state of Missouri."

275 131 Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo Collage of four pictures of the rodeo with a text banner n.d. Yes Sikeston, Scott and 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo through the middle. Text on back reads, "Annual New Madrid Counties, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photos by Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Rodeo held in Missouri, United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome Sikeston, Missouri, is top name entertainment with card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., thrilling rodeo action for a fine evening or Sunday Oklahoma City, OK afternoon's entertainment. Upper left: Bronc Buster gettin' Busted. Upper right: Bull leaving chute #3. Lower left: Packed arena with rodeo fans. Upper right: Top name entertainment is part of the show."

275 132 Round Spring Ozark National Scenic Image of Round Spring, which flows into the Current n.d. Yes Shannon County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Riverways River. No additional text on back. Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; photo copyright Steve Mulligan; Terrell 275 133 Ozarks Image of Blue Spring, which flows into the Current River. 1996 Yes Shannon County, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San Text on back reads, "Blue Spring, Ozark National Scenic Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Riverways, Missouri." copyright Charles Gurche 275 134 Missouri Image of Blue Spring, a deep blue spring that flows into 1997 Yes Shannon County, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San the Current River. Text on back reads, White Oak above Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Blue Spring, Ozark National Scenic Riverways." copyright Charles Gurche

275 135 Missouri Close-up of flowing water out of Alley Spring. Text on 1997 Yes Shannon County, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San back reads, "Alley Spring, Ozark National Scenic Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Riverways." copyright Charles Gurche 275 136 The Old Red Grist Mill at Alley Spring Image of the iconic red mill, dam and river. Text on back n.d. Yes Shannon County, 6"x4" color picture Del-Mar Adv. & Mfg. Co., reads, "The Old Red Grist Mill at Alley Spring, was built Missouri, United States postcard Silva, MO; color by E. King soon after the Civil War, and is powered by the spring. Alley Spring empties into Jacks Fork River, which is included in the Ozark National Scenic Riverways. The spring has a maximum daily flow of 685,000,000 gallons. Located on Highway 106 west of Eminence, Mo."

275 137 Missouri Image of the iconic red mill, dam and river. Text on back n.d. Yes Shannon County, 6"x4" color picture Missouri Postcard Co., Climax reads, "Alley Spring and Old Mill. Alley Spring, located in Missouri, United States postcard Springs, MO; photo by Reneé Shannon County west of Eminence, MO., was built in Sellers; Lawson Mardon Post 1870. The 80 million gallon per day spring empties into Card the Jack's Fork River. (Photo opportunity courtesy of Ozark National Scenic Riverways.)"

275 138 Missouri Image of the iconic red mill and river in the winter: 1997 Yes Shannon County, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San snow.. Text on back reads, "Alley Spring and Mill, Ozark Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo National Scenic Riverways." copyright Charles Gurche 275 139 Mississippi Riverlands Text on back reads, "The sun rises over the Mississippi n.d. Yes St. Charles County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by River just above Melvin Price Locks and Dam 26, near Missouri, United States picture postcard MRTC, Inc., St. Louis, MO; Alton, Illinois. Pictured here are some of the recaptured photo by John Erk, copyright wetlands created by the rising waters of the Mississippi MRTC, Inc.; Terrell; printed in River from the newly built dam." Hong Kong

275 140 St. Charles Missouri Four-panel postcard showing various views of the city. n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos Text on back reads, "Historic St. Charles, Missouri." County, Missouri, picture postcard by Joe Luman, copyright United States Terrell Publishing Co.

275 141 St. Charles Missouri Three-panel postcard showing various views of the city. n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc., St. Text on back reads, "St. Charles, the oldest city on the County, Missouri, picture postcard Louis, MO; photos by Joe Missouri River, was established in 1769 as a trading post. United States Luman Today this historic town is home to restaurants, boutiques, art galleries and antiques."

275 142 St. Charles Missouri Two views of the Katy Trail and signs. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos "Katy Trail. The Katy Trail is a popular hiking and biking County, Missouri, picture postcard by Joe Luman, copyright trail that runs from St. Charles to Sedalia, at times along United States Terrell Publishing Co. the bank of the Missouri River."

275 143 St. Charles Missouri Four-panel postcard showing Main Street, the first Capitol n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos and a tourism center. Text on back reads, "Historic St. County, Missouri, picture postcard by Joe Luman, copyright Charles, Missouri." United States Terrell Publishing Co.

275 144 Missouri St. Charles Two-panel postcard showing the old Capitol and a sign for n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos the Interpretive Center. Text on back reads, "Missouri's County, Missouri, picture postcard by Joe Luman, copyright First Capitol. 208-216 South Main - Missouri's first United States Terrell Publishing Co. legislators met here to undertake the task of reorganizing Missouri's territorial government into a progressive state system. From 1821 to 1826 the State Capitol Building was contained only on the second floor of the three buildings. The first floor was used as two residences and a hardware/dry goods store."

275 145 Missouri's First State Capital Visitors enter the building. Text on back reads, "State n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.875"x4" color Published by J.M.C. Photo Historic Site. Saint Charles began as a trading post in County, Missouri, picture postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by 1769, founded by Louis Blanchette, a French Canadian fur United States Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome trader. When Missouri was admitted to the Union as a card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., State in 1821, Saint Charles became the first State Capital Oklahoma City, OK until 1826. The Capitol Building is a State Historic Site and tours are available in St. Charles, Missouri."

275 146 St. Charles Image of the historic building. Text on back reads, "St. n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.5"x3.5" color picture Henry McGrew Printing, Charles was Missouri's capitol [sic] from 1820 to 1826. County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; photo by The First Capitol Building is located in the 200 block of United States Hammond Photography North Main Street. It is shown after restoration." 275 147 St. Charles Historical Museum 515 S. Main Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.5"x3.5" color picture Henry McGrew Printing, Street "Formerly Eckert's Tavern, which dates back to 1818, County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; photo by played an important part in the opening of the Santa Fe United States Hammond, St. Charles, MO Trail. This historic building was purchased by the St. Charles County Historical Society in August, 1962 for their museum." 275 148 Home of Louis Blanchette View through the trees of the home. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 3.5"x5.5" color picture Henry McGrew Printing, "Home of Louis Blanchette, 906 S. Main Street. Louis County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; photo by Blanchette, the founder of St. Charles, Mo. located here United States Hammond, St. Charles, MO in 1769. He was the first Spanish Commandant of the District of St. Charles."

275 149 M.K.T. Depot, St. Charles, Missouri View of the depot. Text on back reads, "Inside the n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 6"x4" color picture Published and copyright by restored M.K.T. Depot is the Visitor's Information Center County, Missouri, postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, of St. Charles. Guided tours for groups are available if United States IL; photo by Mike Coles; a reservations are made by calling 946-7776 or 925-1776. Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Open seven days a week providing brochures, maps, Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma historical booklets and films. On Riverside Drive in historic City, OK St. Charles, Missouri."

275 150 St. Charles, Missouri Bird's eye view of the historic district. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by "Crossing the Missouri River on the St. Charles Rock Road County, Missouri, postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, Bridge offers a fine view of Main Street in historic St. United States IL; photo by Mike Coles; a Charles, Missouri. Next to the bridge on North Main is Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Riverside Mall. Traveling south from the Plaza is the first Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma State Capitol Building, then many restored shops and City, OK restaurants."

275 151 St. Charles County Courthouse St. Charles, View from the bottom of the stairs looking up toward the n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by Missouri courthouse. Text on back reads, "St. Charles was founded County, Missouri, postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, in 1769 by Louis Blanchette. Blanchette, a French United States IL; photo by Mike Coles; a Canadian fur trader and hunter, named the town Les Petit Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Cotes (the little hills). The town name was changed in Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma 1804 to St. Charles. A marker telling of the trail City, OK is on the front lawn. The Salt Lick trail, the Great , and the Santa Fe Trail were formed from this original trail. St. Charles was the first State Capitol [sic] from 1821 to 1826. Sitting high on a hill overlooking the Missouri River, the courthouse was built of native limestone in 1903."

275 152 St. Charles, MO "Old" Courthouse View from the bottom of the stairs looking up toward the 1988 Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.875"x4.125" color Made by Art Grossmann courthouse. Text on back reads, "The St. Charles County County, Missouri, picture postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, Courthouse was built in 1903. The architect was Jerome United States MO; Art Grossmann photo B. Legg, and, this stone building is a fine example of turn- of-the-century courthouse design. In 1911, the DAR erected a bronze tablet set in granite to honor the early explorers who established the Boonslick Road as the start of the Santa Fe, Salt Lake [sic] and Oregon Trails."

275 153 St. Charles County Courthouse St. Charles, Aerial view of the courthouse and surrounding area. Text n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.5"x3.5" color picture C & J Aerial Photo, St. Missouri on back reads, "The Courthouse is built of native County, Missouri, postcard Charles, MO limestone. The Cornerstone was laid March 8, 1901, the United States building was completed in 1903. The Courthouse Annex and downtown St. Charles is in the background. A granite boulder on the Courthouse lawn marks the beginning of the original Booneslick [sic] Trail."

275 154 Sibley Hall - Lindenwood College St. Exterior view of the building and neighboring buildings. n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.5"x3.5" color picture Henry McGrew Printing, Charles, Missouri Text on back reads, "Sibley Hall, as it looks today, was the County, Missouri, postcard Kansas City, MO; photo by first permanent student residence of Lindenwood United States Hammond, St. Charles, MO College. The school was established in 1827 by Major George C. Sibley and his wife Mary Easton Sibley."

275 155 Greetings from St. Charles Shows tourists walking onto the Goldenrod Showboat. n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.875"x4.125" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; Text on back reads, "The Goldenrod Showboat in St. County, Missouri, picture postcard photo copyright Frank Oberle Charles is one of the many attractions located in this United States beautiful city on the Missouri River."

279 11 First Capitol Trading Post Pen and ink sketch of the building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.5"x8.625" b&w "Historic Missouri" - Edson "207 S. Main Street Across from Missouri's First Capitol St. County, Missouri, postcard Burch, St. Louis, MO Charles, Mo. 63301. Gifts from around the world, United States including HUMMEL figures, reproduction glassware, and a large selection of collector's plates."

275 156 Missouri Image of a field of red wildflowers. Text on back reads, 1996 Yes St. Clair County, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San "Indian Paintbrush meadow, Taberville Prairie Natural Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Area." copyright Charles Gurche 275 157 Missouri Gateway to the West Four-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Greetings from n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Distributed by Dunlap Post Missouri. Top left: Climatron at night. Top right: St. Louis United States picture postcard Card Co., Omaha, NE; at night. Bottom left: Gateway Arch and . designed and printed for Bottom right: Aloe Plaza Fountains." John Hinde, copyright Curteich Inc. 275 158 Chain of Rocks Bridge Postcard reproduction showing the bridge over the 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.5"x4.75" color From Route 66 Postcards, Mississippi River from St. Louis, Missouri to Chouteau United States postcard reproduction copyright Michael and Island in Madison, Illinois. Text on back reads, "The Most Suzanne Wallis, St. Martin's Popular Route 66 Crossing Over the Mighty Mississippi." Press. Wallis Collection/Curt Teich Postcard Archives, Lake County (Illinois) Museum

275 159 St. Louis a view of the world Illustration showing the Gateway Arch, St. Louis City, the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color A View of the World Mississippi River and outlines of other states looking all United States postcard Corporation, Ossining, NY; the way to the Pacific Ocean. No additional text on back. copyright Harvey Hutter & Co., Inc., Ossining, NY

275 160 Greetings from the Gateway to the West Four-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "St. Louis, the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4.25" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., St. Louis Gateway City - Welcome to the city of many sights! United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photos by Depicted here: 'Meeting of the Waters' Fountain by world- Harrington/Grossman; famous sculptor Carl Milles, in Aloe Plaza before Union McGrew Color Graphics, Station; The magnificent Gateway Arch with its panoramic Kansas City, MO view of the historic Mississippi River; Busch Memorial Stadium, home of the St. Louis Cardinals; Municipal Airport Terminal Building, Lambert Field." 275 161 Greetings from St. Louis Two-panel postcard showing the Gateway Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., skyline at night and an aerial of Busch Stadium. Text on United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome back reads, "TOP: Downtown St. Louis; The 630' stainless by Colourpicture, Boston, MA steel Gateway Arch is the central feature of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. BOTTOM: Busch Stadium, home of the St. Louis Cardinals."

275 162 Greetings from St. Louis Five-panel postcard showing the observatory, an outdoor n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Plastichrome by theatre, zoo train, giraffes and outdoor sculptures, all in United States postcard Colourpicture, Boston, MA; or near . Text on back reads, "Forest Park photos by John Frost Mc Attraction St. Louis, Missouri." Donald, St. Louis 275 163 St. Louis Gateway to the west Five-panel postcard showing various views of Gateway n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; Arch. Text on back reads, "St. Louis, Missouri. Grand in United States picture postcard photos copyright Phil Valdez; design and bold in character, the Gateway Arch printed in Canada symbolizes the Westward expansion of the U.S."

275 164 St. Louis Gateway to the West Two-panel view showing cityscapes with the Arch in the 1981 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann center. Text on back reads, "Jefferson National Expansion United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; Memorial, View to West (aerial). Kiener Plaza, Downtown, copyright Art Grossmann View to East. The Gateway Arch, central feature of the Photo Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, the Museum of Westward Expansion under the Arch and the grounds of this National Park on St. Louis' Riverfront hosts civic and cultural events, as does the park at Kiener Plaza, a haven for downtowners and the site of many music and fun happenings."

275 165 Greetings from St. Louis Five-panel postcard showing bridges, Busch Stadium, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Forest Park and the Gateway Arch. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color "St. Louis, Missouri. Pictured left to right: Delta Queen Graphics, Kansas City, MO Steamboat passing under ; Eads Bridge/Gateway Arch; Busch Stadium; Climatron at Missouri Botanical Garden; Gateway Arch and Riverfront."

275 166 St. Louis Gateway to the West Four-panel postcard showing various views of the Arch. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; Text on back reads, "St. Louis, Missouri. The magnificent United States picture postcard photos copyright Phil Valdez; Gateway Arch standing 630 feet tall, attracts visitors from printed in Canada around the world." 275 167 Missouri Two-panel view showing the Gateway Arch and Riverfront n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Dunlap Post Card Co., Inc., and inside Busch Stadium. No additional text on back. United States picture postcard Omaha, NE; photos copyright James Blank 275 168 Mississippi Illustration of the side wheel of a steamboat, St. Louis n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color postcard Copyright King Posters; Steamboat Co., Mississippi River. No additional text on United States published by King Posters, back. Brighton, England; distributed by Dawn Publications, Brighton, England 275 169 Aerial View Downtown, St. Louis, Mo. Aerial view of the city. Text on back reads, "Located on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., the western bank of the Mississippi River is the business United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color and financial center for the 2 1/2 million people of Metro Graphics, Kansas City, MO; St. Louis. This New Look Downtown includes the Gateway photo by Chat Photo, Arch, Busch Memorial Stadium, the Old Courthouse, and copyright Mississippi River many new office towers. Across the river lies Illinois." Trading Co.

275 170 Old Courthouse Postcard reproduction showing the Old Courthouse with 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture horses and carriages out front. Text on back reads, "St. United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , Louis's Old Courthouse, begun in 1839, as it appeared in reproduction copyright Dover Publications, the 1860s. The first case was heard here in Inc.; photo courtesy the 1847." Missouri Historical Society

275 171 William Barr & Co. Postcard reproduction showing a four-story store. Text on 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.5" b&w picture From Thirty-Two Picture back reads, "A photo taken in the 1870s shows the old United States postcard reproduction Postcards of Old St. Louis , William Barr store, forerunner of the present Famous Barr copyright Dover Publications, Company." Inc.; photo courtesy Famous Barr Company

275 172 Lafayette Park Postcard reproduction showing a fountain in a pond 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture surrounded by plants. Text on back reads, "An 1872 view United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , of Lafayette Park, one of the oldest parks west of the reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Mississippi." Inc.; photo courtesy the Missouri Historical Society

275 173 Susan Blow's Public Kindergarten Postcard reproduction showing an interior view of Susan 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture Blow's classroom with the words "Froebel" and "Let us United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , Live for the Children" on the left hand wall. Text on back reproduction copyright Dover Publications, reads, "An 1876 view shows the interior of Susan Blow's Inc.; photo courtesy the public kindergarten, the first in the United States." Missouri Historical Society

275 174 Temple Shaare Emeth Postcard reproduction showing an exterior view of the 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.875"x5.5" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture building as seen from a dirt street. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , "The magnificent old Temple Shaare Emeth (Gates of reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Truth) at 17th and Pine Sts. as it appeared in 1875." Inc.; photo courtesy the Missouri Historical Society

275 175 Faust's Restaurant Postcard reproduction showing a corner view of Tony 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture Faust's Fulton Market, Oyster House, Restaurant. Text on United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , back reads, "Famous actors, celebrities and leading reproduction copyright Dover Publications, citizens frequented Tony Faust's, one of St. Louis's Inc.; photo courtesy the legendary restaurants, seen her in a view ca. 1878." Missouri Historical Society

275 176 Schnaiders Beer Garden Postcard reproduction showing guests enjoying the 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture outdoor beer garden. The nearest tables have their chairs United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , tilted because they are unoccupied. Text on back reads, reproduction copyright Dover Publications, "Outdoor beer gardens such as Schnaiders, seen in an Inc.; photo courtesy the 1880 photo, were favorite gathering places where the Missouri Historical Society German population of South St. Louis could enjoy beer, good food and nostalgic music."

275 177 Anheuser-Busch Postcard reproduction showing a bird's eye view of a city 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture block or more, including the brewery. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , "The central yard and main buildings of the Anheuser- reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Busch Brewing Association, corner of 8th and Pestalozzi Inc.; photo courtesy Sts., ca. 1880." Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Archives 275 178 Planters House Postcard reproduction showing an angled view of Planters 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture House with horses and carriages passing by. Text on back United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , reads, "Planters House, seen in a photo of the 1880s, reproduction copyright Dover Publications, stood on the west side of 4th St. between Chestnut and Inc.; photo courtesy the Pine Sts." Missouri Historical Society 275 179 St. Louis Browns Baseball Team Postcard reproduction showing a partially illustrated team 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture photo with two insets at the top. Text on back reads, "The United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , St. Louis Browns of 1885. won the American reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Association Pennant from 1885 to 1888 and the World Inc.; photo courtesy the Series of 1886." Missouri Historical Society; photo by Strauss

275 180 Mercantile Library Postcard reproduction showing an interior view of a 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture library room. Text on back reads, "The Delivery Room of United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , the St. Louis Mercantile Library, ca. 1890." reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Inc.; photo courtesy the Missouri Historical Society

275 181 Tornado Damage Postcard reproduction. Text on back reads, "People 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture survey the damage on the north side of Lafayette Ave., United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , just west of Missouri Ave., after the tornado of 1896." reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Inc.; photo courtesy the Missouri Historical Society

275 182 Republican National Convention Postcard reproduction showing a large crowd gathered 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture outside a building. Text on back reads, "The Republican United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , National Convention of 1896 met in the 'Wigwam,' a reproduction copyright Dover Publications, temporary auditorium. Behind it is the St. Louis City Hall." Inc.; photo courtesy the Swekosky Photo Collection, School Sisters of Notre Dame

275 183 Forest Park Postcard reproduction. Text on back reads, "Ladies play 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture lawn tennis in Forest Park. 1898." United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Inc.; photo courtesy the Missouri Historical Society

275 184 Old Cathedral Postcard reproduction showing an exterior view of the 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.875"x5.5" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture building from a dirt road. Text on back reads, "A view of United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , the Old Cathedral, late 1890s. This was the fourth church reproduction copyright Dover Publications, structure to occupy this site on the St. Louis riverfront." Inc.; photo courtesy the Missouri Historical Society

275 185 Louisiana Purchase Exposition Postcard reproduction showing men on horseback and 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.875"x5.5" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture mules in a dirt road by a building under construction for United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. Text on back reads, reproduction copyright Dover Publications, "Workers come off their shift on a construction site for Inc.; photo courtesy the New- the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1903." York Historical Society

275 186 Louisiana Purchase Exposition Postcard reproduction. Text on back reads, "Standing at 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture the head of the Grand Basin at the Louisiana Purchase United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , Exposition of 1904 are the Cascades and the domed reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Festival Hall." Inc.; photo courtesy the Missouri Historical Society

275 187 Louisiana Purchase Exposition Postcard reproduction. Text on back reads, "Stretching for 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture a mile along the northern edge of the fair of 1904 was the United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , Pike, or amusement area." reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Inc.; photo courtesy the Missouri Historical Society

275 188 Levee Postcard reproduction showing a horse-drawn wagon 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture with full load and lots of men around. Those moving are United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , blurry. A Grey Eagle barge is to the side. Text on back reproduction copyright Dover Publications, reads, "The St. Louis levee bustles with river traffic in the Inc.; photo courtesy the New- shadow of the Eads Bridge, ca. 1903." York Historical Society

275 189 Purina Mill Postcard reproduction showing a characteristically 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture checkered factory. Text on back reads, "The first Purina United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , mill, forerunner of the Ralston Purina Company, as it reproduction copyright Dover Publications, appeared in the early 1900s. The company's Inc.; photo courtesy the Checkerboard Square headquarters now occupy the site." Ralston Purina Company

275 190 Broadway Postcard reproduction showing a busy street with 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.875"x5.5" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture pedestrians, horses and carriages. Text on back reads, "A United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , view of Broadway looking north from Chestnut St. in 1903 reproduction copyright Dover Publications, shows the horse-drawn vehicles of the day, the Broadway Inc.; photo courtesy the streetcar and the rough paving of the street." Missouri Historical Society

275 191 Union Station Midway Postcard reproduction showing travelers on the Midway 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture moving from station to station or stopping to look at United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , booths and a lunch room. Text on back reads, "People reproduction copyright Dover Publications, swarm across the Midway in St. Louis's Union Station, ca. Inc.; photo courtesy the 1905." Missouri Historical Society; photo by E. Boehl

275 192 Compton Avenue Postcard reproduction showing road workers finishing a 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture road. Bricks are scattered on the roadway. Text on back United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , reads, "The paving of Compton Ave., 1905. In the reproduction copyright Dover Publications, background, at the left, is a spire of St. Anthony's Inc.; photo courtesy the Church." Missouri Historical Society

275 193 Washington University Commencement Postcard reproduction showing faculty and graduates in 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.75" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture procession. Text on back reads, "The academic procession United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , proceeds across the Quadrangle of Washington University reproduction copyright Dover Publications, during Commencement, June 20, 1907." Inc.; photo courtesy the Washington University Archives 275 194 Missouri Botanical Garden Postcard reproduction showing visitors to a lush garden 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture with a huge greenhouse in the background. Text on back United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , reads, "One of the early greenhouses in the Missouri reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Botanical Garden, ca. 1907." Inc.; photo courtesy the Missouri Historical Society

275 195 Twelfth Street Postcard reproduction showing early automobiles parked 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture diagonally on either side of the streetcar tracks, which United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis, run down the center of the road. Pedestrians on the reproduction copyright Dover Publications, sidewalk and crossing the street. A horse and cart is on Inc.; photo courtesy the the right. Text on back reads, "12th St., north from Swekosky Photo Collection, Market St., ca. 1915." School Sisters of Notre Dame 275 196 Women's Suffrage Postcard reproduction showing a large crowd gathered 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture outside a building with a banner reading, "Headquarters United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis, National State and City Woman's Suffrange Ass'n. reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Welcome!" Text on back reads, "The St. Louis School and Inc.; photo courtesy the Museum of Fine Arts, seen here ca. 1917, stood on the Swekosky Photo Collection, northeast corner of 19th and Locust Sts." School Sisters of Notre Dame

275 197 Eads Bridge Postcard reproduction. Text on back reads, "A 1917 view 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture of Eads Bridge, begun in 1867 and opened on July 4, United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , 1874." reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Inc.; photo courtesy the Missouri Historical Society

275 198 Harmony Serenaders Postcard reproduction showing an African-American jazz 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture band on stage. Text on back reads, "The New Orleans United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , Harmony Serenaders was one of the many fine jazz reproduction copyright Dover Publications, orchestras that performed aboard Streckfus steamers Inc.; photo courtesy Streckfus during the 1920s." Steamers

275 199 Streckfus Steamer Postcard reproduction showing a crowded triple-deck 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.875"x5.5" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture steamboat. Text on back reads, "The Streckfus steamer United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , J.S. Deluxe , seen here in the early 1920s, became a reproduction copyright Dover Publications, landmark at St. Louis as she ran daily and moonlight Inc.; photo courtesy Streckfus cruises from the foot of Washington Ave." Steamers

275 200 Municipal Theatre Postcard reproduction showing an outdoor theatre during 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture a performance. Text on back reads, "St. Louisians enjoy a United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , performance of Wang at the Municipal Theatre in 1923." reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Inc.; photo courtesy the Municipal Theatre Association of St. Louis

275 201 Charles Lindbergh Postcard reproduction of a famous photo of Lindbergh 1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.875" b&w From Thirty-Two Picture and his plane. Lindbergh signed the photo. Text on back United States picture postcard Postcards of Old St. Louis , reads, "Charles A. Lindbergh in front of the Spirit of St. reproduction copyright Dover Publications, Louis at Lambert Field in May, 1927, shortly before he left Inc.; photo courtesy the for New York and his subsequent trans-Atlantic flight to Missouri Historical Society Paris." 275 202 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. View looking down Olive Street, which is bordered by tall 08/29/1927 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" colorized Beacon Series buildings. Sender writes, "It is real Hot here. Have a good (postmark) United States postcard time. Nick." Addressed to John Waggoner, 731 Brooklyn Ave., New Castle, PA.

275 203 Barnes Hospital Group, Kingshighway, St. Bird's eye view of the complex. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" colorized Distributed by Pierce Building Louis, Missouri "Medical Center. The first Medical Center in the Middle United States postcard News Co., St. Louis, MO West, the Barnes Hospital group was opened to the public in 1915. Famous the world over, the Center functions both as a general hospital and clinic, and as a medical training school for doctors and nursing students of Washington University."

275 204 Bird's Eye View of St. Louis University, St. Text on back reads, "The St. Louis University was n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" colorized Distributed by Pierce Building Louis, Missouri organized in 1818, has an average enrollment of 3500 United States postcard News Co., St. Louis, MO students with a faculty of 600. Is co-educational, offers extension courses and summer school."

275 205 Gateway Arch Construction A worker welds high up in the Arch during its construction 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado in the 1960s. Text on back reads, "The unfinished legs of United States picture postcard Hills, CA the Gateway Arch made for an interesting work site. This welder used his skills 400 feet above the ground. There were no fatalities during the Arch's construction."

275 206 Gateway Arch Construction View of the Arch under construction in the 1960s with 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado each leg constructed separately. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard Hills, CA "Creeper derricks climbed each leg on the back side of the Arch. These derricks were mounted on tracks fastened to the Arch itself and supported a stiff-legged derrick with a 100 foot boom."

275 207 Gateway Arch Construction Image from the north leg of the Arch looking at the south 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado leg under construction in the 1960s. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard Hills, CA "This view of the south leg shows a work site busy with activity. The MacDonald Construction Company of St. Louis was awarded the construction contract for Gateway Arch."

275 208 Gateway Arch Construction Image from across the Mississippi River looking toward 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado the Gateway Arch under construction in the 1960s. Text United States picture postcard Hills, CA; photo by Jack Zehrt on back reads, "Each leg of the Gateway Arch was built independently. Workers used creeper derricks to climb the legs and lift each new section from the ground."

275 209 Gateway Arch Construction A crane begins construction of the Gateway Arch in 1963. 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado Text on back reads, "The first stainless steel section of the United States picture postcard Hills, CA Gateway Arch was placed on the south leg of [sic] February 12, 1963. This section, an equilateral triangle 12 feet high and 54 feet on a side, weighed 101,500 pounds." 275 210 Gateway Arch Construction Close-up of one of the derricks during construction of the 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado Gateway Arch in the 1960s. Text on back reads, "After the United States picture postcard Hills, CA first six sections on each leg were placed by conventional ground cranes, creeper derricks were attached to the back side of each leg. Each derrick was 32 feet by 42 feet and had its own tool shed, a heated shack, sanitary facilities and communications equipment."

275 211 Gateway Arch Construction Image from across the Mississippi River looking toward 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado the Gateway Arch under construction in the 1960s. Text United States picture postcard Hills, CA; photo by Jack Zehrt on back reads, "As work neared its completion, an 80-ton stabilizing strut was installed between the two legs at the 530-foot level to support them untill [sic] they could be joined."

275 212 Gateway Arch Construction A deep red sky silhouettes the Gateway Arch at sunset, 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado under construction in the 1960s. Text on back reads, "A United States picture postcard Hills, CA; photo by Jack Zehrt crowd of St. Louisans celebrated the Independence Day holiday on the St. Louis Riverfront in 1965. The Gateway Arch would be the site of many such celebrations in the future." 275 213 Gateway Arch Construction Close-up of the final section of the Arch as seen from the 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado top of the structure in 1965. The Mississippi River is United States picture postcard Hills, CA below. Text on back reads, "The final section of the Gateway Arch began its assent [sic] at 9:26 a.m. on October 28, 1965. Each piece is a double steel-walled equilateral triangle. The final piece measured 17 feet on each side."

275 214 Gateway Arch Construction View from below looking up at the Arch under 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado construction in 1965. Text on back reads, "Before United States picture postcard Hills, CA; photo by Jack Zehrt placement of the final piece, a gap only 2 feet wide remained. Jacks mounted on the top opened the gap to 8 feet by applying 500 tons of pressure. This allowed the last section to be inserted and clamped in place."

275 215 Gateway Arch Construction View of the Arch at the end of construction in 1965. Text 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado on back reads, "After the Gateway Arch was completed, United States picture postcard Hills, CA; photo by Jack Zehrt the creeper derricks lowered themselves down the same tracks they had used to reach the top. As they descended, workers removed the tracks above them."

275 216 Gateway Arch Construction Image from on board one of the derricks at the end of 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Impact, El Dorado construction in 1965. Text on back reads, "After the Arch United States picture postcard Hills, CA was completed, workers carefully removed the tracks that had carried the creeper derricks to the top."

275 217 Gateway Arch Construction View of a yellow tram inside the Gateway Arch. Text on 1993 [?] Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact [El Dorado back reads, "The tram that carries visitors to the top of United States picture postcard Hills, CA]; photo by Richard the Gateway Arch consists of eight five-passenger Sprengeler capsules that climb a track up and down the legs of the arch. The trip to the top takes 4 minutes, and the return trip only 3 minutes."

275 218 Greetings from St. Louis, Home of the Four-panel postcard showing different views of the Arch. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Gateway Arch Text on back reads, "The Gateway Arch, symbolizing the United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat opening of the west, is the central feature of the Photo and Charles & Joann Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, above the Jordan, copyright Mississippi historic Mississippi Levee. Our tallest National River Trading Co.; McGrew Monument, the arch is in the shape of an inverted Color Graphics, Kansas City, catenary curve, 630 feet high, designed by the late Eero MO Saarinen."

275 219 Gateway Arch St. Louis Nine-panel postcard showing different views of the Arch n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Art Grossmann as well as Eads Bridge. Text on back reads, "Views of the United States picture postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, Arch and Mississippi Riverfront. St. Louis' downtown MO; copyright Art Grossmann development is carefully planned to enhance the graceful Photos central feature of our National Park on the riverfront site of St. Louis' founding. Views shown include Mississippi riverboat traffic. Busch Memorial Stadium, Kiener Fountain and The Old Courthouse (center), Eads Bridge (1874) and the Third St. Expressway."

275 220 St. Louis Missouri Two-panel postcard showing sunrises beyond the Arch, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by including an aerial view. Text on back reads, "The 630-ft. United States picture postcard IDC; photo copyright Phil Arch is the nation's tallest man-made monument. Valdez Dedicated on October 28, 1965 and formerly known as the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial."

275 221 Saint Louis Image of the Gateway Arch and downtown St. Louis as n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright Mississippi River seen from the Illinois side. Text on back reads, "Aerial United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; view of the Gateway Arch and the grounds of the photo copyright James Blank; Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. The Old Terrell; printed in Hong Kong Courthouse is visible between the legs of the Arch."

275 222 Saint Louis "The Gateway to the West" Image of the Gateway Arch and downtown St. Louis as 09/10/1979 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by John Frost Number "45" stamped on front seen from the Illinois side. Text on back reads, "The 630 (postmark) United States postcard McDonald, St. Louis Distr. over a cloud Ft. stainless steel Eero Saarinen Arch dominates the riverfront. View includes Stouffer's Riverfront Towers, the historic Old Cathedral, and Old Courthouse. The Mississippi Queen, newest overnight passenger boat on the river ties up beneath the arch during her numerous scheduled visits to Saint Louis." Sender writes, "Mike - Here's one for your collection, from your AWOL staff in St Louis. Regards - Anita & Dick." Addressed to Michael Ehrmann Off. of Urban Rehab & Community Reinvestment, Rm 7168, HUD, 451 7th St. SW, Washington, D.C. 20410."

275 223 Gateway Arch & Downtown St. Louis Riverside view of the Arch and surrounding buildings. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Skyline Text on back reads, "Located close to the point where in United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome 1764, Pierre Laclede, the French explorer founded the by Colourpicture, Boston, MA city. Our tallest National Monument affords a grand panoramic view of both sides of the Mississippi from its top where visitors gain a 30 mile perspective of the city and surroundings. Jefferson National Expansion Memorial is administered by the National Park Service."

275 224 St. Louis Riverfront St. Louis, Missouri Image of the Gateway Arch and downtown St. Louis as n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., seen from the Illinois side. Text on back reads, "The United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Art Grossman Gateway Arch, designed by Eero Saarinen, rises to 630 photo; McGrew Color feet over the riverfront memorial park. The new Mansion Graphics, Kansas City, MO House Apartments, established a few blocks north, provide luxurious downtown dwellings within walking distance of Busch Memorial Stadium."

275 225 Bernard F. Dickmann - Poplar Street Bridge View from the Illinois side looking toward St. Louis across n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., the bridge. A barge goes by. Arch and buildings in United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by M.K. background. Text on back reads, "This new eight lane Harrington; Plastichrome by bridge over the Mississippi joins Missouri and Illinois. Colourpicture, Boston, MA Seen in the background is a skyline view of New Downtown St. Louis and the magnificent Gateway Arch." 275 226 Gateway Arch & Downtown St. Louis Riverside view of the Arch and surrounding buildings. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Skyline Text on back reads, "Located close to the point where in United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome 1764, Pierre Laclede, the French explorer founded the by Colourpicture, Boston, MA city. Our tallest National Monument affords a grand panoramic view of both sides of the Mississippi from its top where visitors gain a 30 mile perspective of the city and surroundings. Jefferson National Expansion Memorial is administered by the National Park Service."

275 227 Gateway Arch Jefferson National View from the park looking toward the Arch. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Expansion Memorial reads, "The Gateway Arch soars 630 feet into the sky United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma above St. Louis, symbolizing St. Louis' historic role as City, OK; Jefferson National Gateway to the West. Here it is seen from the Old Expansion Historical Courthouse which is part of the Memorial." Association, St. Louis, MO

275 228 Gateway Arch Jefferson National Ground view of the Arch looking up. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Expansion Memorial "The Gateway Arch, symbol of St. Louis' ancient role as United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma Gateway to the West, dominates a modern skyline." City, OK; Jefferson National Expansion Historical Association, St. Louis, MO

275 229 Gateway Arch & St. Louis Waterfront View Image from across the river of boats, the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., from East St. Louis, Ill. buildings. Text on back reads, "Jefferson National United States postcard St. Louis, MO Expansion Memorial on St. Louis' waterfront, memorializes this historic area as the 'Gateway to the West'. The inspiring 630 ft. stainless steel GATEWAY ARCH, focal point of St. Louis' skyline, embraces within its environs, the Old Courthouse, the Old Cathedral, new buildings to complement its graceful curve, and the ever- active Mississippi waterfront."

275 230 Saint Louis The Gateway to the West View from a reflecting pond looking toward the Arch. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.625"x5.5" color Photo by John Frost on back reads, "The Eero Saarinen Gateway Arch, symbol United States picture postcard McDonald, St. Louis of the opening of the West, dominates the Saint Louis Distributor Mississippi Riverfront. Capsules carry passengers to an interior top platform. The 630-foot stainless steel structure is the tallest historical monument in the United States."

275 231 Gateway Arch Jefferson National Land-side view of the Arch, Riverfront and bridge under a n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Expansion Memorial stormy sky. Text on back reads, "The Gateway Arch soars United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma 630 feet into the sky above St. Louis, symbolizing St. City, OK; Jefferson National Louis' historic role as The Gateway to the West. Here it is Expansion Historical seen with the Mighty Mississippi River on the right." Association, St. Louis, MO

275 232 Gateway Arch - North Base Text on back reads, "The entrance to the underground n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., areas below the Arch is shown here. The awesome height United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Art Grossman of the stainless steel constructed Arch is exemplified at its photo best in this view from the North Base."

275 233 Mississippi River Reflections "Gateway to Image of the Gateway Arch and downtown St. Louis as n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo the West" seen from the Illinois side. Text on back reads, "Fur Trader United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by Pierre LaClede started a French trading post where the Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome Mississippi and Missouri Rivers meet. The small trading card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., post and St. Louis skyline changed and grew as thousands Oklahoma City, OK of people came to St. Louis creating the largest fur market in the Americas, and the Gateway to New Frontiers in the West. The Gateway Arch commemorates the many pioneers, the pioneering spirit and St. Louis as the Gateway to the West on the Mississippi Riverfront, St. Louis, Mo."

275 234 Saint Louis Aerial view of St. Louis and the river, including the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo Gateway Arch. Text on back reads, "Aerial view of the United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Gateway City." 275 235 Saint Louis Image of the Gateway Arch, river and downtown St. Louis n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark as seen from the Illinois side. Includes several riverboats. United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; No additional text on back. photo copyright Joe Luman; Terrell 275 236 Saint Louis Riverfront Aerial view from the Illinois side looking over the river n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark toward the Gateway Arch and downtown St. Louis. Text United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; on back reads, "Aerial view of the St. Louis Riverfront, photo copyright Jack home to excursion boats and the Gateway Arch, on the Zehrt/FPG; Terrell Publishing grounds of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial." Co.

275 237 Gateway Arch and Downtown St. Louis View from across the river on the Illinois side looking n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Skyline toward barge traffic, the Arch, and downtown St. Louis. United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Text on back reads, "This view shows the Gateway Arch as Charles and Joann Jordon; the central feature of the Jefferson National Expansion McGrew Color Graphics, Memorial on the St. Louis Riverfront. The Old Courthouse Kansas City, MO is centered in the background."

275 238 Admiral Excursion Boat View from across the river on the Illinois side looking n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo toward the Admiral, the Arch, and downtown St. Louis. United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by Text on back reads, "Reminiscent of an era when people Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome traveled the inland waterways by riverboat. There was card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., always music, songs, food and dancing to enjoy on the Oklahoma City, OK trip. The Admiral passes the Gateway Arch beginning a cruise down the Mississippi River. And like the old time riverboats there is live music and dancing ... The Admiral operates Memorial Day through Labor Day in St. Louis, Missouri."

275 239 Riverfront St. Louis, Mo. View from a bridge looking toward the Admiral, Gateway n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Back is printed crookedly Arch and downtown St. Louis. Text on back reads, "A United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by close-up view shows the Gateway Arch towering above Charles and Joann Jordon; the St. Louis Riverfront. The Admiral excursion steamer is McGrew Color Graphics, shown in the foreground; the Old Cathedral and museum Kansas City, MO are in the background, located within walking distance of the Arch."

275 240 Saint Louis View from the Missouri side looking toward the Arch, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Mississippi River, and Illinois. Text on back reads, "The United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; 630 foot Gateway Arch, America's monument to photo copyright Dr. Jack Westward Expansion, stands tall on the banks of the busy Waterston; Terrell Mississippi River." 275 241 Saint Louis Bird's eye view from the Illinois side looking across the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Mississippi River Trading Co., river toward the Arch and downtown St. Louis. Text on United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by back reads, "Aerial view of the St. Louis riverfront looking James Blank; Italcards by west from over Illinois. Busch Stadium, home of the fotometalgrafica, Bologna, baseball Cardinals on the left and the 630 ft. Gateway Italy; printed in Italy Arch to the right, dominate the St. Louis skyline."

275 242 Gateway Arch St. Louis, Missouri View from the Riverfront looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x6" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., grassy knoll. Text on back reads, "The awesome height United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO (630 ft.) of the stainless steel constructed Arch is exemplified in this view taken near its base. It stands out majestically on the St. Louis riverfront and can be seen from miles away. It truly represents St. Louis as the 'Gateway to the West.'"

275 243 Saint Louis Aerial view of the Arch and surrounding park, the river n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark and bridge. Text on back reads, "Aerial view of the United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; grounds of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial photo copyright Kurt Hosna and the 630 foot Gateway Arch."

275 244 Saint Louis View from a bridge looking toward the river, boats, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.625"x6.625" color Copyright Mississippi River Gateway Arch and downtown St. Louis. Text on back United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; reads, "The 630 ft. Gateway Arch with one of the photo copyright James Blank; Mississippi riverboats moored at its berth on a short Terrell; printed in Hong Kong stopover in St. Louis on its way north."

275 245 Saint Louis View from the Illinois side looking toward St. Louis. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright Mississippi River on back reads, "The magnificent 630 foot Gateway Arch United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; as seen from the east side of the Mississippi River." photo copyright James Blank; Terrell

275 246 Jefferson National Expansion Memorial St. View from the Illinois side looking toward St. Louis. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.75"x5.125" color Published and copyright by Louis Gateway Arch on back reads, "Focal point of Jefferson National United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, Expansion Memorial commemorating the nation's IL; a Mirro-Krome card by pioneering spirit and St. Louis as the Gateway to the H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., West. Designed by Eero Saarinen, it is the nation's tallest Oklahoma City, OK monument at 630 feet, on the riverfront, St. Louis, Missouri." 275 247 Saint Louis Aerial view of the Arch and park grounds. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., reads, "This aerial view of the Gateway Arch offers a close- United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Mark up view of this architectural wonder, an inverted three- Fay; printed in Australia by sided catenary curve. Also visible are the observation Colorscans deck windows at the top of the 630 ft. structure."

275 248 Mississippi River Reflections Gateway to View from the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by the West downtown. Text on back reads, "St. Louis was only a small United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, Trading Post in 1764 but has always been important IL; photo by Mike Coles; throughout history. St. Louis was the site where many made by Dexter Press, West trappers, pioneers, goldseekers and settlers assembled Nyack, NY and acquired what would be needed for their trek to the West. The St. Louis Arch was built to commemorate the Gateway to the West and the pioneering spirit. The nation's tallest monument at 630 feet on the Mississippi at St. Louis, Missouri."

275 249 Gateway Arch Visited by the Delta Queen Text on back reads, "Downtown St. Louis Mississippi 10/17/1980 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published by Art Grossmann Riverfront. The River Steamer Delta Queen heads into her United States picture postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, mooring site on the St. Louis Levee at the Gateway Arch MO; photo copyright 1982 on her last visit for the 1980 season. On a nice dull Art Grossmann overcast day 9 a.m., October 17, 1980. The Delta Queen makes regular embarking or arriving stops here, at the PORT OF ST. LOUIS which functions now and historically as one of our nation's most important inland ports."

275 250 V.P. Fair Aerial view of the Arch and park with a large crowd n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by text on back partially obscured by gathered. Text on back reads, "V.P. Fair celebration United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, black sticker around the Saint Louis Gateway Arch. Annual IL; photo by Mike Coles; Independence Day activities include: The Veiled Prophet made by Dexter Press, West Parade, Many Exhibits, Famous Name Entertainers, Nyack, NY Carnival Rides, Balloon Races and much much more on the Mississippi River at Saint Louis, Missouri."

275 251 St. Louis View from the Riverfront looking toward the Arch. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published and copyright by on back reads, "The Riverwalk is a delightful esplanade United States picture postcard Gateway Souvenirs, Inc., along the Mississippi River past the Gateway Arch which Aurora, IL; photo by Phil stands before the city skyline." Valdez

275 252 St. Louis, Gateway City Text on back reads, "Aerial view including Mississippi 1981 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published by Art Grossmann River. Continuous development makes an ever-changing United States picture postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; skyline complementing the Gateway Arch (Jefferson photo copyright Art National Expansion Memorial) on the Riverfront. The area Grossmann is reached via Highways I-55, 44, 70 and 270 and U.S. 66, 40 and 50. Rail lines use four bridges. The Mississippi River accommodates pleasure and excursion boats and over 11 million tons annual barge shipments."

275 253 Saint Louis Aerial view of the park, Arch, downtown, highways, river n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark and bridge. Text on back reads, "Aerial view of the St. United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Louis Riverfront showing the famous Mississippi photo copyright James Blank; waterway and , both of which serve Terrell commercial and transportation needs of the Nation."

275 254 St. Louis View from the reflecting pond below the Arch looking n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Gateway toward the monument. Text on back reads, "A superb United States picture postcard Souvenirs, Inc., Aurora, IL; view of the world-famous Gateway Arch. Rising from its photo by Phil Valdez; printed lush setting into a spectacular sky it is paramount in the in Australia memories of those who have visited St. Louis."

275 255 Jefferson National Expansion Memorial St. View from across the river in winter looking toward the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published and copyright by Louis, Missouri Arch and skyline. There is ice on the river and snow on United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, the ground. Text on back reads, "Ice and snow fill the IL; photo by Mike Coles; a Mississippi River in front of the Gateway Arch. The Arch Mirro-Krome card by H.S. was designed by Eero Saarinen and is 630 feet high, our Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma tallest national monument in St. Louis, Missouri." City, OK 275 256 Gateway Arch View from the reflecting pond below the Arch looking n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Impact; photo toward the monument in the fall. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard copyright Charles E. "The Gateway Arch was built at the Mississippi River's Schmidt/Unicorn Stock edge. Its slender but sturdy stainless steel legs form a Photos colossal catenary curve 630 feet tall and 630 feet wide."

275 257 Looking up to the Gateway Arch Jefferson View from the lawn below looking up at the Arch. Text on 1982 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Published by Art Grossmann National Expansion Memorial, St. Louis back reads, "Height of our tallest national monument is United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; emphasized here, by visitors near the North leg (on right). copyright Art Grossmann Besides the very comprehensive exhibits, tours and Photo theatre beneath the Arch, the National Park Service maintains thousands of trees and attractive plantings on the grounds of this memorial dedicated to the nation's westward expansion."

275 258 St. Louis, Missouri Gateway to the West View from the reflecting pond below the Arch looking n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.75" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo toward the monument. Text on back reads, "The Gateway United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by Arch, our nation's tallest National Monument, is reflected Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome in North Pond, part of the 91-acre Jefferson National card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., Expansion Memorial Park. The Arch symbolizes St. Louis Oklahoma City, OK as the Gateway to the West, and is a memorial to the pioneers and the pioneering spirit in St. Louis, Missouri."

275 259 Gateway Arch View from snowy bushes and trees looking up to the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact; photo Arch. Text on back reads, "No other monument displays United States picture postcard copyright Charles E. the elements of grace, beauty and strength as eloquently Schmidt/Unicorn Stock as the Gateway Arch. Its architect designed the Arch to Photos rise elegantly from a forest of trees at the river's edge."

275 260 Gateway Arch Jefferson National Visitors stand at the bottom of one of the Arch's legs. 1984 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann Expansion Memorial, St. Louis Text on back reads, "The outer panels covering the United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, Gateway Arch are flat plates of stainless steel, but the MO; copyright Art Grossmann design evokes an impression of a medley in graceful Photo curves. The visitor follows each view with discovery; here is a design, most elegant in simplicity, with beauty beyond compare."

275 261 Mississippi River Reflections Gateway to View from the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.875"x5.75" color Published and copyright by the West downtown. Text on back reads, "St. Louis, Missouri was United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, founded in 1764 where the Mississippi and Missouri IL; photo by Mike Coles; Rivers meet. River travel has always been of importance made by Dexter Press, West to St. Louis as flatboats, riverboats and barges brought Nyack, NY settlers and products west. The St. Louis Arch is 630 feet high, the largest national monument. It was built to commemorate 'Gateway To The West' and The Pioneering Spirit."

275 262 Reflecting Pond - Gateway Arch Text on back reads, "Jefferson National Expansion 1983 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Published by Art Grossmann Memorial, St. Louis. The Arch was completed October 28, United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, 1965. The Memorial grounds have been considerably MO; copyright Art Grossmann improved since then. Two ree-form reflecting ponds, Photo covering 2 1/4 acres each, were completed in November 1980. Further beautification is planned and underway."

275 263 Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Text on back reads, "Giant base of the 630 foot National n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.75" color picture Published and copyright by monument designed by Eero Searinen [sic], the tallest United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, National Monument in the Nation. Each leg of the Arch is IL; photo by Mike Coles; a made of double-walled equilateral triangle sections. At Mirro-Krome card by H.S. ground level each triangle section is 12 feet high and 54 Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma feet long on each side. Beneath the Gateway Arch is the City, OK Museum of Westward Expansion, information booth, a gift shop and entrance to the 40 passenger trains in each leg of the arch. The museum displays many items used by the pioneers in their journey to the West. The train travels up to an observation deck for a breath taking view of downtown St. Louis, the Mississippi River and East St. Louis, Illinois."

275 264 Gateway Arch, St. Louis, MO. View from the lawn looking sidelong at the Arch. The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., trees are showing fall colors. Text on back reads, "The United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat beautiful autumn colors accent the silver gleam of the Photo, copyright Mississippi Gateway Arch." River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 275 265 Gateway Arch Jefferson National Sunset view of the Arch from the Riverfront. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Expansion Memorial reads, "The Gateway Arch soars 630 feet into the sky United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma above St. Louis, symbolizing St. Louis' historic role as City, OK; Jefferson National Gateway to the West. Here it is seen at twilight." Expansion Historical Association, St. Louis, MO

275 266 Gateway Arch & St. Louis Sunset The setting sun turns the river and sky orange, red and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., yellow. Text on back reads, "New St. Louis skyline United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome silhouetted by the rays of the setting sun." by Colourpicture, Boston, MA

275 267 Gateway Arch At Sunset The setting sun turns the river and sky orange and yellow. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Text on back reads, "Jefferson National Expansion United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma Memorial. The Gateway Arch soars 630 feet into the sky City, OK; Jefferson National above St. Louis. Designed by Eero Saarinen, it symbolizes Expansion Historical St. Louis' historic role as Gateway to the West." Association, St. Louis, MO

275 268 Gateway Arch & St. Louis At Night Nighttime view of the river, Arch and skyline. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., back reads, "New St. Louis skyline showing the Gateway United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome Arch, River Front and the busy St. Louis Skyline." by Colourpicture, Boston, MA

275 269 Saint Louis Aerial view of the tops of three buildings and the Arch n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark peeking above heavy, cloudy fog. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; "Sunrise in St. Louis." photo by Srenco Aerial Photography, copyright MRTC; Terrell 275 270 Saint Louis Saint Louis Saint Louis Saint Aerial view of the tops of the Arch peeking above heavy n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Louis fog with the skyline beyond. Text on back reads, "Fog United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; rises off the Mississippi River obscuring the grounds of photo by Srenco Aerial the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, leaving Photography, copyright downtown St. Louis in sunshine." MRTC; Terrell 275 271 Saint Louis Gateway Arch Aerial view of the tops of a few buildings and the Arch n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo peeking above heavy, cloudy fog. Text on back reads, "Fog United States picture postcard by Srenco Aerial rises off the Mississippi River in St. Louis. The 630 foot Photography, copyright Gateway Arch rises above the low lying fog." MRTC; Terrell

275 272 Saint Louis Aerial view of the top of the Arch above heavy fog. The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark rest of the city is completely obscured. Text on back United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; reads, "Ground fog covers the buildings of St. Louis photo by Srenco Aerial leaving only the 630 foot Gateway Arch visible." Photography, copyright MRTC; Terrell 275 273 Missouri Ground-level view looking across treetops to the Arch at 1997 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San sunrise. Text on back reads, "Gateway Arch, St. Louis." United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo copyright Charles Gurche 275 274 Saint Louis Gateway Arch View from the reflecting pond, which is layered in mist, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright Mississippi River looking toward the Arch. Text on back reads, "Sunlight United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; illuminates the 630 foot Gateway Arch and colors the fog photo copyright rising from the reflection ponds on the grounds of the Travelpix/FPG; Terrell Jefferson National Expansion Memorial."

275 275 Saint Louis View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark the city at sunset. Text on back reads, "River Reflections. United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; St. Louis, Missouri. A dramatic sunset over the Gateway photo copyright James Blank; Arch bids farewell to the passengers on a Mississippi Terrell riverboat as it departs the St. Louis waterfront."

276 1 America's National Parks * Monuments * Image from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.75" color Impact Photographics; photo Memorials city at sunset. Text on back reads, "Jefferson National United States picture postcard by John Wagner Expansion Memorial. Jefferson National Expansion Memorial consists of the Gateway Arch, the Museum of Westward Expansion, and St. Louis' Old Courthouse. The 630' stainless steel Gateway Arch gives St. Louis, Missouri one of the world's most unique skylines. Designed by architect Eero Saarinen in 1947, the Arch was built between 1963 and 1965. It is the centerpiece of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, a unit of the National Park Service established to re-tell the story of America's century of westward expansion."

276 2 Gateway Arch St. Louis, Missouri Sunset view of the Arch from across the river. A lens flare n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., makes a circular rainbow around the sun. Text on back United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat reads, "Sunset over St. Louis, MO. At sunset, the St. Louis Photo, copyright Mississippi skyline becomes a silhouette reflected in the Mississippi River Trading Co.; McGrew River. A diffraction filter turns the sun into a rainbow, Color Graphics, Kansas City, symbolizing the hope that westward bound pioneers had MO as they went forth from St. Louis in search of their own pots of gold. To the left, the Gateway Arch stands as a monument to the brave pioneers who opened up America's West in the 1800's."

276 3 Gateway to the West St. Louis Sunset view of the Arch from across the river. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; back reads, "As the sun lowers below the horizon, United States picture postcard photo copyright McMichael creating a spectacular sky, the lights of the city come alive extending a glowing welcome to all to come and enjoy one of the most vibrant cities in the midwest."

276 4 Mississippi River and Gateway Arch Sunset view of the river, Arch, and skyline. The grounds 1980 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Art Grossmann Architectural below the Arch do not yet look developed. Text on back United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; reads, "Seen from Eads Bridge, St. Louis. Small excursion photo copyright Art boats still race during July 4th celebrations as the great Grossmann; made by Dexter did in the 1800's. At right is the Admiral, Press, West Nyack, NY largest inland excursion vessel."

276 5 St. Louis Riverfront At Twilight - Laclede's View from Eads Bridge looking toward the Arch, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Landing riverfront, and downtown. Text on back reads, "The United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by mighty Mississippi River flows…past Laclede's Landing Robert Arteaga; McGrew where founders settled and the city was reborn. The Color Graphics, Kansas City, lights of evening glow along the levee…and soaring above MO the riverboats, and the famous Eads Bridge...is the magnificent Gateway Arch, symbol of westward expansion." 276 6 Mississippi River Reflections "Gateway to The sun sets below the Arch. Text on back reads, "Many n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo the West" explorers, trappers, and pioneers followed the setting sun United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; a Mirro- into the new western lands created by the Louisiana Krome card by H.S. Crocker, Purchase of 1803. St. Louis was the Gateway to the Old Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK West, where purchases of supplies were made before starting the arduous and hazardous trip. The Jefferson National Expansion Memorial was established to remember Thomas Jefferson, the pioneers, and St. Louis as the Gateway to the West. The Gateway Arch is the tallest National Monument at 630 feet on the riverfront, St. Louis, Mo."

276 7 St. Louis The setting sun turns the sky and south leg of the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Young Gateway Arch yellow and orange. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard Distributing, St. Louis, MO; "Greetings from St. Louis, Missouri." photo copyright Don McLaughlin; John Hinde Curteich Inc.; printed in Ireland 276 8 St. Louis, Missouri Gateway Arch View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., the city at sunset. Text on back reads, "Gateway Arch at United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat Sunset St. Louis, Mo. As the sun travels west in this Photo, copyright Mississippi breathtaking view, it reminds us that the Gateway Arch is River Trading Co.; McGrew a national monument to America's Westward Expansion." Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 9 Early Morning, Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Text on back reads, "Colored by the rising sun, soft pink n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., MO clouds surround the magnificent Gateway Arch as both United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat cast their reflections in one of two reflecting pools on the Photo, copyright Mississippi Arch grounds. The Arch stands as a memorial to the brave River Trading Co.; McGrew pioneers who went out from St. Louis to conquer the Color Graphics, Kansas City, great American West." MO

276 10 St. Louis, Missouri View from across the river looking toward the Arch and October 1982 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., the city at sunset. Text on back reads, "The sun sets over United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo Busch Stadium, framed by the Gateway Arch and the copyright Pat McManus; Goodyear Blimp hovers overhead during the 1982 World McGrew Color Graphics, Series." Kansas City, MO 276 11 Sunrise, St. Louis, MO Text on back reads, "At dawn, the Arch casts its mirror n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., image in one of its reflecting pools as downtown St. Louis United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat begins to waken from her night's slumber." Photo, copyright Mississippi River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 12 Mississippi River Reflections Gateway to View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo the West St. Louis, Missouri the city at sunset. Text on back reads, "Music, Riverboat United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by gamblers, food, a good time. Lights reflecting on the Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome Mississippi River from the St. Louis riverfront bring these card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., images to mind from times past. A good time may still be Oklahoma City, OK enjoyed with jazz and food, dancing or a melodrama, a ride on a riverboat, an antique store or a visit to the old Cathedral, in St. Louis, Missouri."

276 13 Gateway Arch At Sunset on the Mississippi View from across the river looking toward the Arch and 1981 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Published by Art Grossmann River at St. Louis the city at sunset. Text on back reads, "The photographer United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; made many attempts before he could capture the aura copyright Art Grossmann and radiants [sic] of an exceptionally colorful sunset. Here Photo we are looking west; which is what the early settlers did in their trek from St. Louis."

276 14 Gateway Arch St. Louis, Missouri View from St. Louis City looking east through the Arch n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., toward Illinois. Text on back reads, "Lightning puts on an United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by impressive show at the Jefferson National Expansion Joseph Matthews, copyright Memorial during a summer electrical storm." Mississippi River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

276 15 Gateway Arch St. Louis, Missouri View from St. Louis City looking east through the Arch n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., toward Illinois. Text on back reads, "Lightning puts on an United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by impressive show at the Jefferson National Expansion Joseph Matthews, copyright Memorial during a summer electrical storm." Mississippi River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

276 16 Mississippi River Reflections "Gateway to View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by the West" the city at sunset. Text on back reads, "Many explorers, United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, trappers, and pioneers followed the setting sun into the IL; photo by Mike Coles; new western lands created by the Louisiana Purchase of made by Dexter Press, West 1803. St. Louis was the Gateway to the Old West, where Nyack, NY purchases of supplies were made before starting the arduous and hazardous trip. The Jefferson National Expansion Memorial was established to remember Thomas Jefferson, the pioneers, and St. Louis as the Gateway to the West. The Gateway Arch is the tallest National Monument at 630 feet on the riverfront, St. Louis, Mo."

276 17 Saint Louis View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark the city during a storm. Text on back reads, "A dramatic United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; lightning display brightens up the night sky over St. Louis. photo copyright Stuart West; The 630 foot Gateway Arch stands defiant to natures [sic] Terrell might." 276 18 Saint Louis View from across the river looking toward the Arch and 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark the city just after sunset. Text on back reads, "The city's United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; lights glow and ripple across the Mississippi River, and photo copyright Cathy Ferris, soaring above, the magnificent Gateway Arch, symbol of all rights reserved; Terrell America's Westward Expansion."

276 19 Gateway Arch - Saint Louis View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Mississippi River the city at night. Text on back reads, "The lights of St. United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; Louis are captured in the now peaceful waters of the photo by Andrea Stein; mighty Mississippi River." Terrell, printed in Hong Kong

276 20 Mississippi River Reflections Gateway to View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by the West St. Louis, Missouri the city just after sunset. Text on back reads, "Lights United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, reflecting on the Mississippi River from the St. Louis IL; photo by Mike Coles; Riverfront bring images to mind from times past, music, made by Dexter Press, West food, riverboat gamblers, a good time. A good time may Nyack, NY still be enjoyed with music, food, dancing, or a melodrama, a ride on a riverboat, visit an antique store, or many of the historic buildings, in ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI." 276 21 Riverfront Fireworks and Gateway Arch View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., the city at night. Text on back reads, "A star filter catches United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat the spirit of the 4th of July celebration at the Arch Photo, copyright Mississippi grounds on the St. Louis riverfront." River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 22 Gateway Arch & St. Louis At Night View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x3.875" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., the city at night. Text on back reads, "New St. Louis United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Don skyline showing the Gateway Arch river front and the Moffet & Al Brown; busy St. Louis Skyline." Plastichrome Colourpicture, Boston, MA

276 23 St. Louis View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., the city just after sunset. Text on back reads, "The United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO Gateway Arch and St. Louis River Front 'Gateway to the West.' As seen from across the Miss. River."

276 24 Mississippi River Reflections Gateway to View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo the West St. Louis, Missouri the city at night. Text on back reads, "Singing men and United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by women, Riverboat gamblers, music, food, a good time. Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome Lights reflecting on the Mississippi River from the St. card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., Louis riverfront bring these images to mind from times Oklahoma City, OK past. A good time may still be enjoyed with jazz and food, dancing or a melodrama, a ride on a riverboat, an antique store or a visit to the old Cathedral, in St. Louis, Missouri."

276 25 Saint Louis View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.75"x4.625" color Mississippi River Trading Co., the city at night. Text on back reads, "River Reflections. United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Mark St. Louis, Missouri. The waters of the now peaceful Fay; printed in Australia by Mississippi River capture the reflections of the Colorscans magnificent St. Louis Riverfront as the Gateway Arch, memorial to westward expansion, stands watch over this thriving river city." 276 26 Eads Bridge and St. Louis Skyline View from across the river looking toward the bridge, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Arch and the city at night. Text on back reads, "Historic United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat Eads Bridge, dedicated July 4, 1874, is outlined by 260 Photo, copyright Mississippi blue mercury vapor and 70 high-pressure sodium lights. River Trading Co.; McGrew The bridge throws a colorful reflection into the Color Graphics, Kansas City, Mississippi River as it leads into historic Laclede's Landing MO and the Gateway Arch grounds."

276 27 Missouri View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Photo copyright James Blank the city at night. Text on back reads, "City of St. Louis and United States picture postcard and Dunlap Post Card Co., Gateway Arch." Inc., Omaha, NE 276 28 St. Louis Aerial view of the Arch and grounds at night. A large n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright and published by crowd is gathered on the lawn. Text on back reads, "St. United States picture postcard IDC; photo copyright Phil Louis Arch - Missouri. St. Louis Arch stands majestically Valdez against the Mississippi River proudly expressing its status as 'Gateway to the West.'"

276 29 St. Louis View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo the city at night. Text on back reads, "St. Louis Missouri. United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell The 630-foot Gateway Arch stands tall over the Mississippi Riverfront at St. Louis." 276 30 St. Louis Skyline at Night View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., the city at night. Text on back reads, "The glowing lights United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat of downtown St. Louis reflect into the Mississippi River as Photo, copyright Mississippi night falls." River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 31 Gateway Arch View looking toward the Arch at night, Independence n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Day. Text on back reads, "Fourth of July fireworks explode United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Bob over the JEFFERSON NATIONAL EXPANSION MEMORIAL Jacquin, copyright Mississippi on the St. Louis Riverfront." River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 32 Mississippi River Reflections "Gateway to View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by some discoloration on front the West" the city at night. Text on back reads, "St. Louis was United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, founded in 1764 where the Mississippi and Missouri IL; photo by Mike Coles; Rivers meet. A beginning as a trading post led to Lewis made by Dexter Press, West and Clark, Trappers, boatmen, the Gold rush and the call Nyack, NY of the West to thousands of settlers. To commemorate the gateway to the West and the Pioneering spirit the Gateway Arch was Built. It is the Nation's Tallest monument at 630 feet on the Mississippi at St. Louis, Missouri."

276 33 St. Louis View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright and distributed by the city at night. Text on back reads, "Symbolizing the United States picture postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc.; door to , the Gateway Arch is shown photo copyright Adam Jones; here lit up at night. This 630 foot man made monument is printed in Singapore the tallest in the United States."

276 34 St. Louis Riverfront at night View from across the river looking toward the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published by St. Louis Color the city at night. Text on back reads, "When night falls United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; upon this busy St. Louis Riverfront, only a shadow photo by Jim Doane; made by remains of The Gateway Arch which stands boldly against Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY the brilliant city lights as they reflect into the mighty Mississippi River."

276 35 St. Louis Riverfront, July 4th Fireworks and View from across the river looking toward the Arch at 07/04/1981 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann the Gateway Arch night, Independence Day. Text on back reads, "Jefferson United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; National Expansion Memorial, the National Park on St. photo by Art Grossmann Louis' Mississippi Riverfront hosts events and visitors Photo from around the world. The Arch is our tallest National Monument, honoring Westward Expansion and the role of St. Louis which was founded here on the riverfront."

276 36 Gateway Arch St. Louis View from the road overlooking Exit 251A looking toward n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright and published by the St. Louis Arch at night, Independence Day. People are United States picture postcard IDC; photo copyright Phil on the roadside watching the fireworks. Text on back Valdez reads, "Every Fourth of July the city of St. Louis celebrates our nation's birthday with its own unique display of fireworks fired from barges on the Mississippi River."

276 37 Gateway Arch View from across the river looking toward the Arch at n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., night, Independence Day fireworks. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Hugo "Completed ('Keystone' section installed) Oct. 28, 1965 Harper; McGrew Color tallest National Monument (630 ft.), the arch symbolizes Graphics, Kansas City, MO St. Louis' historic position as the GATEWAY TO THE WEST. The arch is the central feature of the JEFFERSON NATIONAL EXPANSION MEMORIAL on the St. Louis riverfront, administered by the National Park Service of the United States Department of the Interior."

276 38 Gateway Arch View looking toward the Arch at night, Independence Day n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., fireworks. Text on back reads, "Fireworks explode over United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial on the St. Joseph Matthews, copyright Louis Riverfront in celebration of Independence Day." Mississippi River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

276 39 St. Louis View from across the river looking toward the Arch at n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo night, Independence Day fireworks. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell "Fireworks light up the sky over the majestic Gateway Arch, standing 630 feet tall over the St. Louis skyline."

276 40 Independence Day Celebration on the View from across the river looking toward the Arch at n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by Mississippi River night, Independence Day fireworks. Text on back reads, United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, "July 4th celebration during the V.P. Fair week on the IL; photo by Mike Coles riverfront between East St. Louis, Illinois and St. Louis, Missouri." 276 41 Comparative Heights of Some of the Illustration showing the various heights of monuments. n.d. Yes United States and 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; Eiffel World's Famous Landmarks 305 ft. Washington Monument 555 ft. France picture postcard Tower photo copyright Gateway Arch 630 ft. Eiffel Tower 984 ft. No additional Toyohiro Yamada/FPG; text on back. Gateway Arch photo copyright Terrell Publishing Co.; Washington Monument photo copyright Andre Jenny/Unicorn Stock Photos; Statue of Liberty photo copyright Joseph Sohm/Unicorn Stock Photos

276 42 Comparative Height of Gateway Arch Illustration showing the various heights of monuments. n.d. Yes United States and 3.5"x5.5" color Plastichrome, Boston, MA; Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Text on back reads, "Composite painting by artist Jerry France postcard photo by John Frost Shelton shows the Gateway Arch, 630 feet high, in McDonald, St. Louis Distr.; comparison with the 305-foot Statue of Liberty, the 555- painting by Jerry Shelton foot Washington Monument, and 984-foot Eiffel Tower. The Arch is the tallest historical memorial structure in the United States."

276 43 Gateway Arch Jefferson National Visitors walk around the bottom of the north leg of the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Expansion Memorial Arch. Text on back reads, "The Gateway Arch, symbol of United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma St. Louis' ancient role as Gateway to the West. Pictured City, OK; Jefferson National here is a close-up view of the massive base of the north Expansion Historical leg of the Arch." Association, St. Louis, MO

276 44 Gateway Arch St. Louis Aerial view of the Arch looking east toward the city. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo on back reads, "Aerial close-up of the 630 foot Gateway United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Arch, the centerpiece of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial." 276 45 Top of the Arch Text on back reads, "Saint Louis. The top of the 630-foot n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Gateway Arch is captured from this helicopter vantage United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; point. Visible are the observation windows that are photo copyright Kurt Hosna; accessible via a tram ride to the top." Terrell

276 46 Gateway Arch View from the ground looking through trees toward the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact; photo Arch. One tree is in bloom. Text on back reads, "Since United States picture postcard copyright Charles E. 1965, the Gateway Arch has been the focal point of one Schmidt/Unicorn Stock of America's most unique and celebrated skylines." Photos

276 47 Saint Louis View from the ground looking through trees toward the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright and published by top of the Arch. Text on back reads, "An unusual view of United States picture postcard MRTC, Inc., St. Louis, MO; the 630 foot Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Missouri." photo by John Erk, copyright MRTC, Inc.; Terrell; printed in Hong Kong

276 48 Gateway Arch Partial view of the Arch from the ground. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact; photo by reads, "The bold design of the arch makes it a fitting United States picture postcard Richard Sprengeler tribute to those who risked their lives to open the wilderness west of the Mississippi. The Arch is an inverted weighted catenary curve." 276 49 Looking Across Mississippi River to Text on back reads, "St. Louis, Mo. Gateway Arch 1980 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Art Grossmann Architectural Gateway Arch and Old Courthouse commemorates the role of St. Louis as starting point for United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; the pioneers' trek west in the 1800's. Underground is the photo copyright Art Museum of Westward Expansion." Grossmann; made by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY

276 50 Gateway Arch St. Louis, Mo. Partial view of the Arch from the ground. The sun winks 1980 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Published by Art Grossmann out from behind. Text on back reads, "The incredibly United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; graceful 630' stainless steel arch, designed by Eero photo by Art Grossmann Saarinen, is a monument to American pioneers who Photo gathered in St. Louis to head west throughout the 1800's." 276 51 Gateway Arch Partial view of the Arch from the ground. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Mississippi River reads, "The awesome height (630 ft.) of the stainless steel United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; constructed Arch is exemplified in this view. Our tallest photo by Eric Abrams; National monument, the arch is in the shape of an McGrew Color Graphics, inverted caternary [sic] curve, designed by the Late Eero Kansas City, MO Saarinen." 276 52 Observation Room Atop Gateway Arch St. Tourists lean over a ledge to look through the windows at n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Louis, Missouri the top of the Arch. Text on back reads, "The Observation United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma Room atop the Gateway Arch has 32 windows, offering a City, OK; Jefferson National 30 mile panorama view of Missiouri [sic] and Illinois." Expansion Historical Association, St. Louis, MO

276 53 View from Atop Gateway Arch View of St. Louis as seen from the top of the Arch. Text 1980 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Art Grossmann Architectural on back reads, "St. Louis, Mo. Once a candlelit town on United States picture postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; the edge of the frontier, where generations of pioneers photo copyright Art outfitted for the trek west. The lights of I-70 still follow Grossmann; made by Dexter their track." Press, West Nyack, NY

276 54 Stagecoach in the Lobby of Gateway Arch, View of an exhibit in the Museum of Westward n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., St. Louis, Mo. Expansion. Text on back reads, "A basic means of United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by transportation in the old West. This one was built about Charles and Joann Jordon; 1850, and was still in use in Yellowstone Nat'l Park in McGrew Color Graphics, 1900." Kansas City, MO 276 55 "The Great Basin" by William Traher View of a painting on display in the museum showing n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. rocky plains and the Rocky Mountains. Text on back United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma reads, "This painting is one of four representative of City, OK; Jefferson National western landscapes which will be on display in the Expansion Historical Museum of Westward Expansion, Jefferson National Association, St. Louis, MO Expansion Memorial."

276 56 "Mesa Canyon County [sic]" by William View of a painting on display in the museum showing n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Traher desert mesas. Text on back reads, "This painting is one of United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma four representative of western landscapes which will be City, OK; Jefferson National on display in the Museum of Westward Expansion, Expansion Historical Jefferson National Expansion Memorial." Association, St. Louis, MO

276 57 "The Pacific Slopes" by William Traher View of a painting on display in the museum showing the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Pacific Ocean. Text on back reads, "This painting is one of United States postcard St. Louis, MO four representative of western landscapes which will be on display in the Museum of Westward Expansion, Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, St. Louis, Mo."

276 58 Beaver Exhibit in the Museum of View of a beaver exhibit on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Westward Expansion Gateway Arch, St. on back reads, "Trappers seeking this animal's valuable United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Louis, Mo. fur explored much of the American West, and St. Louis Charles and Joann Jordon; was a center for the industry." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 59 Grizzly Bear, symbol of the primeval View of a grizzly bear exhibit on display in the museum. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., American West Museum of Westward Text on back reads, "These fierce, noble animals were a United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. constant danger to western explorers. Now nearly extinct Charles and Joann Jordon; in the United States." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 60 Bison Exhibit in the Museum of Westward View of a bison exhibit on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. back reads, "Countless herds of these tremendous United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by animals once roamed the prairies, and supplied the Charles and Joann Jordon; Indians' basic needs. With the coming of settlers they McGrew Color Graphics, were slaughtered almost to extinction." Kansas City, MO

276 61 Appaloosa in the Museum of Westward View of a horse exhibit on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. back reads, "The Spanish introduced the horse to this United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by continent, revolutionizing the Indians' lifestyle. The Charles and Joann Jordon; Appaloosa breed was developed and highly prized by the McGrew Color Graphics, Nez Percé Indians." Kansas City, MO

276 62 Museum of Westward Expansion Gateway View of the museum's exhibit floor, centered on Thomas n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Arch, St. Louis, Mo. Jefferson statue. Text on back reads, "This remarkable United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by National Park System museum combines fine art, photos Charles and Joann Jordon; and objects to tell the story of America's westward McGrew Color Graphics, expansion." Kansas City, MO 276 63 Thomas Jefferson Statue Image of the statue on the museum's exhibit floor. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Impact; photo by on back reads, "A life-size bronze statue of Thomas United States picture postcard Richard Sprengeler Jefferson stands at the entrance to the Museum of Westward Expansion. This unique museum located beneath the Gateway Arch is arranged in concentric circles of time beginning in 1800 and ending in 1900."

276 64 Thomas Jefferson Life-size Bronze by Lloyd Close-up of the top half of the statue. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Lillie Museum of Westward Expansion "In 1803 President Jefferson bought the Louisiana United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. Territory from France, doubling the size of the young Charles and Joann Jordon; United States." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 65 Part of the Museum of Westward Image of the museum floor, centered on a famous picture n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion at Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. from the Depression era. Text on back reads, "'Today is United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by the result of yesterday' - that is the message of this Charles and Joann Jordon; remarkable National Park System museum, which McGrew Color Graphics, combines objects to tell the story of America's westward Kansas City, MO expansion." 276 66 Lewis & Clark Display Museum of Image of an exhibit in the museum. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Westward Expansion Gateway Arch, St. "A tremendous, 600' photomural traces the route of the United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Louis, Mo. Lewis & Clark Expedition. This is the departure point, and Charles and Joann Jordon; some of their cargo." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 67 From the Lewis & Clark Display Museum of Close-up of an exhibit in the museum. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Westward Expansion Gateway Arch, St. "When Lewis & Clark explored a route to the Pacific in United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Louis, Mo. 1804-06, they took along Indian trade goods, including Charles and Joann Jordon; knives, beads, peace medals and 'ropes' of tobacco." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 68 Otter skin bowcase & quiver, and painted Close-up of an exhibit in the museum. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., buffalo hide, in the Museum of Westward "Reproductions of Indian material obtained by the Lewis United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Expansion, Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. & Clark Expedition in 1805, and sent back to Pres. Thomas Charles and Joann Jordon; Jefferson." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 69 Part of the EXPLORERS EXHIBIT Museum Close-up of an exhibit in the museum showing clothing, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., of Westward Expansion Gateway Arch, St. drinking horn, book and quill. Text on back reads, "This United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Louis, Mo. remarkable National Park System museum graphically Charles and Joann Jordon; portrays the story of the discovery and settlement of the McGrew Color Graphics, American West." Kansas City, MO

276 70 From the EXPLORERS DISPLAY Museum of Close-up of a survey equipment exhibit in the museum. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Westward Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Text on back reads, "Transit made by A. S. Aloe & Co., St. United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Louis, Mo. Louis, about 1870. Type used in much western Charles and Joann Jordon; exploration." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 71 St. Louis Levee Scene Museum of Exhibit in the museum melding a brick floor and barrels, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Westward Expansion Gateway Arch, St. boxes, trunks etc. with a photograph of the riverfront and United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Louis, Mo. steamboats. Text on back reads, "In the 1800's Charles and Joann Jordon; steamboats hurriedly unloaded supplies, and in return McGrew Color Graphics, loaded the wealth of the West for the world's ports." Kansas City, MO

276 72 Bullboat Display Museum of Westward Exhibit in the museum showing a bullboat. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. reads, "Indians and fur trappers often used makeshift United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by 'bullboats', fashioned of buffalo hides, to cross rivers. Charles and Joann Jordon; They were not very maneuverable!" McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 73 Museum of Westward Expansion Gateway View of a Gold Rush exhibit in the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Arch, St. Louis, Mo. reads, "Gold Rush exhibit displays typical possessions of United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by the prospector, thousands of whom went west in prairie Charles and Joann Jordon; wagons." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 74 Miners Display Museum of Westward Close-up of a Gold Rush exhibit in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. back reads, "Typical '49er's' equipment: He ate and slept United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by and worked and dreamed of gold…but rarely saw any." Charles and Joann Jordon; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 75 Mobile Home, 1860's style. Air Image of a wagon on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., conditioned. Museum of Westward reads, "Wagons like this were transportation, protection United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. and temporary home for families on the 6-month trek to Charles and Joann Jordon; new lives in the West." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 76 "Mexican Carreta " Museum of Westward Image of a wagon hitch on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. on back reads, "Ox-drawn carretas were common in the United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by old Southwest. Often made completely without metal, Charles and Joann Jordon; they carried only small loads, and creaked and screeched McGrew Color Graphics, loudly." Kansas City, MO 276 77 "Mexican Carreta " Museum of Westward Image of a wagon hitch on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. on back reads, "These huge wheels on these ox-drawn United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by carts, common in the old Southwest, were sometimes Charles and Joann Jordon; made from a single section of cottonwood." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 78 Prairie Schooner - Visitor Center Jefferson Image of a covered wagon on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. National Expansion Memorial on back reads, "Covered wagons on their way west were a United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma common sight in St. Louis a century ago." City, OK; Jefferson National Expansion Historical Association, St. Louis, MO 276 79 Sod House Display Museum of Westward View of the interior of a model sod home with one partial n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. wall visible. Text on back reads, "Making a home on the United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by treeless plains meant hard, lonely toil, in the home and in Charles and Joann Jordon; the fields." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 80 Sod House Display Museum of Westward View of the interior of a model sod home with one partial n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. wall visible. Text on back reads, "'Sodbusters' were the United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by first to farm the treeless plains. It was a hard, lonely life." Charles and Joann Jordon; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 81 "Turning" Plow Museum of Westward Image of a plow on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. reads, "A 'sod-buster' used this plow, designed to cut and United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by turn the tough prairie sod, for many a weary day; and the Charles and Joann Jordon; vast prairies slowly became the world's breadbasket." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 82 Ship's Wheel in the Museum of Westward Image of a ship's wheel on display in the museum. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Expansion Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. on back reads, "From the Civil War gunboat Chickasaw, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by built in St. Louis by Capt. James B. Eads. Subsequently Charles and Joann Jordon; served as a R.R. ferry on the Mississippi." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 83 "The Bugler" by Rudolph Torrini Soldiers Statue on display in front of a backdrop of a fort on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Display in the Museum of Westward display in the museum. Text on back reads, "This United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Expansion, Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Mo. remarkable National Park System museum combines fine Charles and Joann Jordon; art, objects and photos to tell the story of America's McGrew Color Graphics, westward expansion." Kansas City, MO 276 84 Longhorn in the Cowboy Display Museum Image of a stuffed longhorn bull on display in the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., of Westward Expansion, Gateway Arch, St. museum. Text on back reads, "The cattle of the open United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Louis, Mo. range and the great cattle drives. They could resist Charles and Joann Jordon; drought and blizzards, but were poor meat producers by McGrew Color Graphics, today's standards." Kansas City, MO 276 85 "The Long Drive" in the Cowboy Exhibit Image of a museum exhibit showing a blanket roll, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Museum of Westward Expansion Gateway hatchet, playing cards and coins. Text on back reads, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Arch, St. Louis, Mo. "Objects and photos are used to evoke the life of the Charles and Joann Jordon; cowboy, trailing cattle from Texas to the railhead in McGrew Color Graphics, Abilene, or Dodge City." Kansas City, MO 276 86 Cattle Kingdom Display Museum of Image of a museum exhibit showing chaps, boots, a n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Westward Expansion Gateway Arch, St. saddle and a stuffed longhorn bull. Text on back reads, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Louis, Mo. "'Chaps' protected the cowboy's legs as he herded half- Charles and Joann Jordon; wild longhorns." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 87 "Bronco Buster" by Frederick Remington Sculpture of a man on horseback breaking a stallion on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Museum of Westward Expansion Gateway display in the museum. Text on back reads, "This United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Arch, St. Louis, Mo. remarkable National Park System museum combines fine Charles and Joann Jordon; art, objects and photos to tell the story of America's McGrew Color Graphics, westward expansion." Kansas City, MO 276 88 Museum of Westward Expansion Image of a wagon on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact; photo by reads, "Displayed in the Museum of Westward Expansion, United States picture postcard Richard Sprengeler this overland wagon is typical of one that carried the possessions of thousands of travelers seeking a new life in the West."

276 89 Little Nonnie A two-year-old boy in full regalia. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. "The thriller, 'Little Nonnie', 2-year-old Pawnee-Otoe United States [?] postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma Indian dancer. The Indian's role in the expansion of the City, OK; Jefferson National West was one of great importance." Expansion Historical Association, St. Louis, MO

276 90 New Poplar Street Bridge Painting showing a bridge over the Mississippi. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., back reads, "St. Louis, Mo. - E. St. Louis Ill. Artist's sketch United States postcard St. Louis, MO of 8-lane $30,000,000 structure showing new St. Louis skyline in background. World's longest bridge of its type. Designed by Sverdrup & Parcel, superstructure fabricated and erected by Bethlehem Steel Corporation."

276 91 Eads Bridge John Pils Sketch by John Pils of Eads Bridge with three hot air n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 7"x4.375" b&w Graphic design by John Pils balloons overhead. Text on front reads, "a bridge United States postcard designed by eads spanning the mississippi river at the city of saint louis missouri u.s.a. completed in 1874." No additional text on back.

276 92 St. Louis, Missouri Text on back reads, "The Delta Queen passes under the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., historic Eads Bridge, which was dedicated July 4, 1874, as United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat it makes its way into historic Lacledes Landing and the Photo, copyright Mississippi Gateway Arch grounds." River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 93 Mississippi River Reflections Eads Bridge View from the shore looking at the bridge and river. A n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published and copyright by few cars are parked below. Text on back reads, "The first United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, bridge to cross the Mississippi at St. Louis. Dedication was IL; a Mirro-Krome card by July 4, 1874, after seven years of construction. Claiming H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., many 'firsts' in design and materials the construction and Oklahoma City, OK design was by Captain James B. Eads. Both cars and trains use Eads Bridge to cross the Mississippi. A registered National Landmark, St. Louis, Missouri."

276 94 St. Louis Riverfront and Eads Bridge View from the shore looking at the bridge, river, Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., city. Text on back reads, "Historic Eads Bridge, completed United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by in 1874, continues to serve as a vital link with the Illinois Charles and Joann Jordon; areas. From this rustic perspective the magnificent McGrew Color Graphics, Gateway Arch towers over the St. Louis Riverfront." Kansas City, MO

276 95 Eads Bridge St. Louis The First Roadway To View of the bridge and river. Text on back reads, "A n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor The West National Historic Landmark. First railroad and vehicular United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; link connecting the East with the West. Designed and photo by John Frost built by Capt. James Buchanan Eads. Dedicated July 4, McDonald, St. Louis, Distr. 1874 after seven years work. World's first steel-struss [sic] bridge. First bridge built of rolled chrome steel and first with fixed end arches anchored in granite and stone piers. Center span 520'. Two adjoining spans each 502'. Piers on bedrock. East pier 107' below water level. Top deck for vehicular traffic. Lower deck has double R. R. tracks inside girders."

276 96 Eads Bridge & Mississippi River Fog View of one span of the bridge with fog below. Text on 1984 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann back reads, "Eads Bridge & Fog on the Mississippi River at United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, St. Louis." MO; copyright Art Grossmann Photo 276 97 St. Louis Eads Bridge & Gateway Arch View from below the Eads Bridge looking toward the Arch n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., and city at sunset. Text on back reads, "The Eads Bridge United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat frames the Gateway Arch at sunset." Photo; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

276 98 Skyline St. Louis, MO. Arch & Eads Bridge View from the Illinois side at night looking across the river n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., to the bridge, Arch and city. Text on back reads, "View at United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO night from East St. Louis." 276 99 St. Louis Eads Bridge and Arch View from the Illinois side at night looking across the river n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., to the bridge, Arch and city. Text on back reads, "Historic United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat Eads Bridge, dedicated July 4, 1874, is outlined by 260 Photo; McGrew Color blue mercury vapor and 70 high-pressure sodium lights. Graphics, Kansas City, MO The bridge throws a colorful reflection into the Mississippi River as it leads into historic Laclede's Landing and the Gateway Arch grounds."

276 100 Saint Louis View from below the Eads Bridge looking toward the Arch n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark and city at night. Text on back reads, "River Reflections. United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Eads Bridge, completed in 1874, was the first railroad photo copyright Stuart West; bridge to span the Mississippi River." Terrell Publishing Co.

276 101 Eads Bridge, Mississippi River at St. Louis View from below the Eads Bridge looking toward the Arch 1984 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann and city at night. Text on back reads, "Eads Bridge United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, Nighttime on the Mississippi River at St. Louis. Eads MO; copyright Art Grossmann Bridge, completed in 1874, is a National Historic Photo Landmark, the first arched steel truss bridge, an architectural achievement of international fame. James Buchanan Eads, who built gunboats during the Civil War, engineered hundreds of innovations in the design and construction of the bridge. Its graceful arches are complemented by the Gateway Arch."

276 102 Mississippi River Reflections Eads Bridge View from below the Eads Bridge looking toward the city n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by at night. Text on back reads, "Lights from Eads Bridge United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, glisten on the Mississippi River. Eads Bridge is named for IL; photo by Mike Coles; a the designer and builder, James Buchanan Eads. Eads Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Bridge was the first bridge crossing the Mississippi at St. Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma Louis, Missouri, and the first arched steel truss bridge in City, OK the world. 14 railroad locomotives tested the bridge in a dedication ceremony July 4, 1874. Dedication of the lighting on Eads Bridge was during the Veiled Prophet Fair July 4th, 1981. Eads Bridge is a Registered National Monument, spanning the Mississippi River between East St. Louis, Illinois and St. Louis, Missouri."

276 103 St. Louis Riverfront Four-panel postcard showing different riverboats. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., back reads, "The Lt. Robert E. Lee, Admiral, Sergeant United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photos (3) by Floyd and Huck Finn are just some of the many attractions Charles and Joann Jordon and along the revitalized St. Louis Riverfront, located near the (1) by Bob Jacquin, copyright base of the Gateway Arch." Mississippi River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

276 104 Riverboat Reflections A few boats, including the Huck Finn, are docked near the 1984 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann shore. Text on back reads, "Excursion Vessels on the United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, Mississippi Levee." MO; copyright Art Grossmann Photo

276 105 Tom Sawyer St. Louis Aerial view of the riverboat with the Riverfront, cityscape n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Gateway and bases of the Arch beyond. Text on back reads, "The United States picture postcard Souvenirs, Inc., Aurora, IL; Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn provide delightful trips and photo by Phil Valdez water recreation in the Mississippi River. St. Louis is rich in the legend and lore of the river."

276 106 Mississippi River Reflections Tom Sawyer View from the water looking at the Tom Sawyer riverboat n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by J.M.C. Photo passing in front of the Arch. Text on back reads, "A ride United States picture postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by on a riverboat in the 19th century was for both speed and Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome comfort, as an alternative to walking, riding on a horse or card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., in a wagon. Today the TOM SAWYER and HUCK FINN, Oklahoma City, OK replicas of 19th-century steamboats, offer a nostalgic and comfortable trip, showing points of interest along the St. Louis Riverfront. The TOM SAWYER is shown passing the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri preparing to dock."

276 107 Mississippi River Reflections Huck Finn View from the water looking at the Huck Finn riverboat n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by approaching Eads Bridge. Text on back reads, "A ride on a United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, riverboat in the 19th Century was for speed or comfort as IL; photo by Mike Coles; a an alternative to walking, riding on a horse, or in a wagon. Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Today, the Huck Finn, Sam Clemens or Tom Sawyer, Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma replicas of 19th Century steamboats, offer a nostalgic and City, OK comfortable trip showing the points of interest along the St. Louis Riverfront. The Huck Finn is traveling upstream soon to pass beneath the Eads and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Highway Bridges in St. Louis, Missouri."

276 108 M.V. Huck Finn Image of the Huck Finn Sight-Seeing Tours riverboat. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor on back reads, "Operated by Streckfus Steamers Foot of United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; Washington Avenue Saint Louis, Missouri. Four One Hour photo by John Frost Narrated Sightseeing Trips Daily. All Weather Air- McDonald, St. Louis, Distr. Conditioning. Special Evening Private Excursions. Phone Main 1-4040." (Photo is blurry.)

276 109 St. Louis Riverfront Image of a barge and pusher passing beneath Eads Bridge n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Postcard Co., St. with the Arch visible in the distance. Text on back reads, United States postcard Louis, MO; photo by Art "Tugboats and barges on the 'Mighty' Mississippi pass Grossmann; Plastichrome by before the Gateway Arch, completed in 1965, and under Colourpicture, Boston, MA the Eads Bridge, finished in 1874."

276 110 Mississippi River Reflections The President A riverboat approaches the Arch. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by President passes the St. Louis Gateway Arch on a summer United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, tour of the Riverfront. One of the first all steel riverboats IL; photo by Mike Coles the President was rebuilt in 1933-1934. It is the 'largest excursion steamer on the Mississippi River', 278 feet long and 55 feet wide. The ballroom will hold approximately 1000 people. Louis Armstrong was one of the first musicians to play aboard the President." 276 111 Saint Louis A Gateway Riverboat Cruises boat passes by the Arch. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.625"x6.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Text on back reads, "River Reflections. The age of paddle- United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; wheeled steamboat is still evident in Saint Louis, photo copyright James Blank; Missouri, on the Mississippi River." Terrell Publishing Co.

276 112 Mississippi River Reflections S. S. Delta The Delta Queen is docked on the shore. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by Queen reads, "Sternwheeler on the riverfront was a very United States [?] picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, common sight in the 1800's when tons of merchandise IL; photo by Mike Coles moved on inland waters via steamboat. The SS Delta Queen makes many stops along the banks of the Mississippi and Rivers for various tours."

276 113 Nighttime on the Levee, St. Louis View from the riverfront looking toward the Arch, a n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann riverboat and the Eads Bridge. Text on back reads, United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, "Arches and Cobblestones. Nighttime on the Levee in St. MO; copyright Art Grossmann Louis. The stainless-steel Gateway Arch (1965) overlooks Photo the cobblestone-paved Mississippi Levee at the site of St. Louis' founding (1764). Lights at right are on the graceful arches of Eads Bridge, the first railroad bridge across the Mississippi River (1874)."

276 114 Saint Louis View from the bridge looking at a docked riverboat, the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.625"x6.625" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Arch and city at twilight. Text on back reads, "Evening United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by falls on the St. Louis riverfront. The Admiral, St. Louis' James Blank; printed in floating restaurant and entertainment complex on the Australia by Colorscans river is in the foreground."

276 115 Saint Louis View from the bridge looking at a docked riverboat, the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo Arch and city just past sunset. Text on back reads, "Casino United States picture postcard copyright James Blank; Terrell Gambling comes to the St. Louis Riverfront with the spectacular President Casino on the Admiral, permanently docked between the north leg of the Gateway Arch and Eads Bridge."

276 116 Goldenrod Showboat Riverfront, St. Louis, Two-panel postcard showing an exterior view of the boat n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., MO. lit up at night and an interior view of actors on stage. Text United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photos by Chat on back reads, "Built in 1909, the GOLDENROD is the last Photo, copyright Mississippi authentic river showboat surviving on the Mississippi River Trading Co.; McGrew River and is a Registered National Historic Landmark. Color Graphics, Kansas City, Today she hosts a theatre restaurant and features G. MO William Oakley's hilarious style of old time melodrama and vaudeville olio."

276 117 Mississippi River Reflections Lt. Robert E. Image of the illuminated boat docked on shore at night. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by Lee Text on back reads, "From about 1820 through 1870 United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, steamboats were the workhorses for much freight, and IL; photo by Mike Coles; a showplaces of food and entertainment on the rivers. Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Possibly 200 steamboats might be moored at river's edge. Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma Races from one city to another were quite common. In City, OK the early 1800's it took about 25 days to travel from New Orleans to St. Louis, Missouri. In 1870, 30'th day of June, the sternwheeler 'Robert E. Lee' and the 'Natchez' raced from New Orleans up the Mississippi River. Three days, eighteen hours, and fourteen minutes later, the 'Robert E. Lee' arrived at St. Louis 'the fastest boat on the Mississippi River.' The lights reflecting on the Mississippi River and cobblestones of the St. Louis levee, are enjoyable as they were over 100 years ago. The Sternwheeler restaurant Lt. Robert E. Lee is moored at the foot of the Gateway Arch, St. Louis, Missouri."

276 118 Mississippi River Reflections Belle Image of the illuminated boat docked on shore at night. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by Angeline Text on back reads, "Night lights of a 'sidewheeler' United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, steamboat on the Mississippi River in St. Louis, Missouri. IL; a Mirro-Krome card by In 1811 the first steamboat on the Mississippi River was a H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., 'sidewheeler' named the New Orleans. The opulent Oklahoma City, OK steamboats were in their height of popularity from 1820 through 1870. There are stories of some boats printing their own newspapers, others listing seven soups and as many as fifteen desserts on their menus. The Belle Angeline is a sidewheeler restaurant on the levee near Laclede's Landing, St. Louis, Missouri."

276 119 St. Louis Laclede's Landing Three-panel postcard showing a clock on a sidewalk, café n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; Terrell umbrellas with the Arch in the distance, and a sidewalk United States picture postcard café. Text on back reads, "Laclede's Landing, St. Louis' Historic Riverfront District, offers a variety of restaurants, nightclubs, shops, and museums, all just a few yards from the Gateway Arch."

276 120 Laclede's Landing Two-panel postcard showing a clock on a sidewalk at n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., night and a street scene in the evening. Text on back United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photos by Chat reads, "Laclede's Landing Riverfront St. Louis, MO. A Photo, copyright Mississippi business center by day, an entertainment and restaurant River Trading Co.; McGrew center by night, this nine square block area is the last Color Graphics, Kansas City, district in St. Louis that retains physical evidence of the MO city's riverfront history. Most of the buildings date back to 1865, and restoration efforts have preserved the cast iron fronts and architectural craftsmanship of that era."

276 121 Four Sides of Laclede's Landing john pils Ink illustration of buildings in Laclede's Landing with a hot n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.375"x7" b&w Graphic design by John Pils Ink smears on back; price in red Saint Louis air balloon in the center. No additional text on back. United States postcard ink on back

276 122 Laclede's Landing St. Louis, Missouri Tourists and shoppers crowd the old cobblestone street n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published and copyright by in this historic district. Text on back reads, "Laclede's United States picture postcard Gateway Souvenirs, Inc., Landing, the site of the founding of St. Louis, named for Aurora, IL; photo by Phil Louis IX, patron saint of King Louis XIV of France, is a Valdez; printed in Australia charming section of restaurants and shops. Turn the clock back here and relive history." 276 123 Laclede's Landing Nighttime in this historic district. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by MRTC/Ozark "Laclede's Landing Riverfront St. Louis, Missouri. A United States picture postcard Postcard; photo by David business center by day, an entertainment and restaurant Noble; copyright John Hindle center by night, this nine square block area is the last Curteich Inc.; printed in district in St. Louis that retains physical evidence of the Ireland city's riverfront history. Most of the buildings date back to 1865, and restoration efforts have preserved the cast iron fronts and architectural craftsmanship of that era."

276 124 Mississippi River Reflections Laclede's Nighttime in this historic district. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by Landing "Pierre Laclede Liguest founded St. Louis in 1764 by United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, establishing a trading post on the Mississippi River. The IL; photo by Mike Coles; a area around his trading post was called Laclede's Landing. Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Laclede's Landing now is a surviving group of buildings Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma built from 1865 through 1875. The buildings house a City, OK variety of offices and businesses with the look and atmosphere of old St. Louis. Gas lights throw shadows upon the cobblestone streets as you move from shops to restaurants to a variety of night life. Passing The Old Spaghetti Factory, Morgan and Clamorgan Alley, the Flower Lady might suggest a rose for your compapnion [sic]. On the riverfront a few blocks north of the Arch in St. Louis, Missouri."

276 125 Laclede's Landing, St. Louis Nighttime in this historic district. Car taillights streak by. 1984 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann Text on back reads, "St. Louis' Historic Waterfront. Just United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, north of the Gateway Arch and the actual landing site of MO; copyright Art Grossmann Pierre Laclede who founded St. Louis in 1764. Photo Cobblestone streets and buildings that housed the fur and mercantile center of steamboat days host restaurants, ragtime and riverboat music lovers, offices and civic functions."

276 126 Saint Louis Nighttime in this historic district. Logo on top right is for n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Design by J. Gargiula; Laclede's Landing The Historic Riverfront in Old Saint United States picture postcard published by Mississippi River Louis. Text on back reads, "Laclede's Landing Riverfront Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; St. Louis, Missouri. A business center by day, an photo by James Blank; made entertainment and restaurant center by night, this nine by KINA Italia, Milan, Italy square block area is the last district in St. Louis that retains physical evidence of the city's riverfront history. Most of the buildings date back to 1865, and restoration efforts have preserved the cast iron fronts and architectural craftsmanship of that era."

276 127 Mississippi River Reflections Laclede's Late evening in this historic district. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by Landing "Pierre Laclede Liguest founded St. Louis in 1764 by United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, establishing a trading post on the Mississippi River. The IL; photo by Mike Coles; a area around his trading post was called Laclede's Landing. Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Laclede's Landing now is a surviving group of buildings Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma built from 1865 through 1875. The buildings house a City, OK variety of offices and businesses with the look and atmosphere of old St. Louis. Gas lights throw shadows upon the cobblestone streets as you move from shops to restaurants to a variety of night life. On the riverfront a few blocks north of the Arch in St. Louis, Missouri."

276 128 Gateway Arch and the Old Cathedral View of these two disparate structures. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x6" color St. Louis Postcard Co., St. reads, "The Old Cathedral, completed in 1834 of Greek United States picture postcard Louis, MO; McGrew Color Revival style, is framed by our tallest National Monument, Graphics, Kansas City, MO 630 ft. high Gateway Arch. The Arch, built from a prize winning design of the late Eero Saarinen, is in the form of an inverted catenary curve, graceful from all points of view, harmonizing with classic and contemporary architecture of St. Louis' historic riverfront."

276 129 Winter Scene, Gateway Arch, St. Louis, View of these two disparate structures in the winter. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., MO. on back reads, "On a beautiful winter morn, a blanket of United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat snow covers the grounds of the Jefferson National Photo, copyright Mississippi Expansion Memorial, site of the Gateway Arch (630 feet River Trading Co.; McGrew tall) and the adjoining Old Cathedral (oldest cathedral Color Graphics, Kansas City, west of the Mississippi River)." MO

276 130 Mississippi River Reflections Old Cathedral View of these two disparate structures. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published and copyright by reads, "On the riverfront where the original town of St. United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, Louis was located is the oldest Cathedral west of the IL; photo by Mike Coles; a Mississippi. Built in the early 1800's the church was the Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Basilica of St. Louis King of France. A museum on the west Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma side of the church contains the tomb of the first Bishop of City, OK St. Louis, the original church bell, photographs, paintings, and many interesting items of the past. Open 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily, on the riverfront, St. Louis, Missouri."

276 131 Gateway Arch and Old Cathedral St. Louis, View of these two disparate structures. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Postcard Co., St. Missouri reads, "A marked contrast of design is exemplified in the United States postcard Louis, MO; photo by Art Greek Revival Architecture of the Old Cathedral, built in Grossmann; Plastichrome by 1834, framed by the newly completed award winning Colourpicture, Boston, MA Gateway Arch." 276 132 Old Cathedral in St. Louis Ground-level view of this church. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Postcard Co., St. "Built in 1834 the Cathedral occupies a site used for United States postcard Louis, MO religious purposes since 1770. In 1963 is [sic] was elevated to the status of Minor Basilica by Pope John XXIII." 276 133 Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (The Ground-level view of this church. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Photo by John Frost Old Cathedral) "Third & Walnut Sts. St. Louis, Mo. Present church begun United States postcard McDonald, St. Louis, Distr.; in 1831 on property set aside for religious use when St. Plastichrome Colourpicture, Louis was founded in 1764. The Old Cathedral was once Boston, MA the Mother Church for a diocese almost as vast as the entire American West."

276 134 Old Cathedral and Gateway Arch View of the church's spire with the Arch in the 1980 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Art Grossmann Architectural background. Text on back reads, "Jefferson National United States postcard Photos, St. Louis, MO; photo Expansion Memorial St. Louis, Mo. Gracefully completed copyright Art Grossmann; by the stainless steel arch, the Old Cathedral (finished in made by Dexter Press, West 1834 and still active) was site of the last church service Nyack, NY for many pioneers before heading west, an epoch commemorated by Gateway Arch." 276 135 Saint Louis Nighttime view of the Old Cathedral and Gateway Arch. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo The sun is just beginning to rise. A highway sign for I-70 United States picture postcard by John Erk, copyright MRTC, West is visible in front of the church. Text on back reads, Inc.; Terrell "Sunrise at the Gateway Arch and the Old Cathedral."

276 136 St. Louis Old Cathedral Image of the moon beyond the church. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; reads, "With enduring style and character, the majestic United States picture postcard photo copyright Phil Valdez Old Cathedral stands proud beneath the full moon."

276 137 Old St. Louis Cathedral, St. Louis, MO. Nighttime view of the church with a modern building in n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., the background. Text on back reads, "At night, the United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat Cathedral, built in 1834, glows on the St. Louis Photo, copyright Mississippi Riverfront." River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 138 Statue of Our Lady of Fatima Image of a religious icon. Text on back reads, "Basilica of n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Photo by John Frost St. Louis, King of France (The Old Cathedral) 3rd & Walnut United States postcard McDonald, St. Louis, Distr.; Sts. Saint Louis, Mo. The statue, a replica of the original at Plastichrome Colourpicture, Fatima, was presented to the Old Cathedral by his Boston, MA Eminence John Joseph Cardinal Carberry of Saint Louis on his return from offering Mass at Fatima on May 13, 1970. The crown was a gift from the Bishop of Leira, Portugal to Cardinal Carberry."

276 139 Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (The Interior view of the church. Text on back reads, "Third & n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor Old Cathedral) Walnut Sts. St. Louis, Mo. Present church begun in 1831 United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; on property set aside for religious use when St. Louis was photo by John Frost founded in 1764. The Old Cathedral was once the Mother McDonald, St. Louis, Distr. Church for a diocese almost as vast as the entire American West. 'The Crucifixion' painted by Charles F. Quest, St. Louisan, is a reproduction from the original by Diego Valazques 1628-1639 now in the Prado, Madrid."

276 140 Pipe Organ of the Old Cathedral Basilica of Image of the balcony and organ inside the church. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor St. Louis King of France back reads, "Third & Walnut Sts. St. Louis, Mo. Originally United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; built by Mathias Schwab of , Ohio. Dedicated on photo by John Frost Sunday, September 30, 1838 by Most Rev. Joseph Rosati, McDonald, St. Louis, Distr. C.M.D.D., Bishop of Saint Louis."

276 141 St. Louis Aerial view of downtown, the courthouse, arch and river. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo Text on back reads, "Aerial view of the Central Business United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell District with the Old Courthouse and the Gateway Arch as the centerpieces; both are part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial."

276 142 Old Courthouse St. Louis, Mo. Ground-level view of the Courthouse as seen from a n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Postcard Co., St. flower garden. Text on back reads, "This Old Court House United States postcard Louis, MO; Plastichrome by whose cornerstone was laid in 1839 and completed in Colourpicture, Boston, MA 1862, is situated on the ground formerly contained a whipping post used in 'dispensing justice.' This historic structure was the scene of the Dred Scott Trial and also the starting point of the Daniel Boone Trail."

276 143 Old Courthouse and Gateway Arch Text on back reads, "view to east…Downtown St. Louis. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Postcard Co., St. The Old Courthouse; completed in 1864; scene of historic United States postcard Louis, MO Dred Scott trials and major political conventions; contains a museum of Westward Expansion and momentos [sic] of St. Louis' historic past. Administered by the National Park Service of the Department of the Interior, it adjoins the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial; site of the Gateway Arch."

276 144 The Old St. Louis Courthouse Text on back reads, "Constructed 1839-1862. Explorers, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. soldiers and settlers traveling west by wagons, boats and United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma trains were awed by this imposing building. Here it is City, OK; Jefferson National seen from Luther Ely Smith Square in Jefferson National Expansion Historical Expansion Memorial." Association, St. Louis, MO

276 145 Mississippi River Reflections Old Ground-level view of the Courthouse as seen from a n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by Courthouse flower garden. Text on back reads, "In earlier times this United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, was a site where a whipping post was used. The IL; photo by Mike Coles; a courthouse was completed in 1862. It was the starting Mirro-Krome card by H.S. point of the Daniel Boone Trail. The Dred Scott trial was Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma held here. Various rooms display the history of St. Louis, City, OK the Louisiana Purchase, the Indians and the West. Open year round with the exception of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day, 9:00-4:30 in St. Louis, Missouri."

276 146 Saint Louis Text on back reads, "The Gateway Arch and the Old n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Courthouse stand as an impressive backdrop to Kiener United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Plaza Fountain and the Morton D. May Memorial James Blank; printed in Amphitheater, part of the rejuvenated downtown St. Australia by Colorscans Louis." 276 147 Saint Louis Text on back reads, "River Reflections. Shown is the lovely n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.625"x6.625" color Copyright Mississippi River approach to the Old Courthouse which stands in regal United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; splendor before the famed Gateway Arch." photo copyright James Blank; Terrell; printed in Hong Kong

276 148 Kiener Plaza, Old Courthouse, and Text on back reads, "Visitors and St. Louisians alike can n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Gateway Arch enjoy an outdoor lunch in Kiener Plaza seen in the United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat foreground of this picture. The beautiful Old Courthouse, Photo, copyright Mississippi completed in 1864, and Gateway Arch remind us of St. River Trading Co.; McGrew Louis' part in the Westward Expansion of the United Color Graphics, Kansas City, States in the 1800's." MO

276 149 Saint Louis View from Kiener Plaza looking toward the fountain, Old n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.625"x6.75" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Courthouse and Arch. Text on back reads, "River United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Reflections. Shown is the lovely approach to the Old photo copyright James Blank; Courthouse which stands in regal splendor before the Terrell Publishing Co. famed Gateway Arch." 276 150 Old Courthouse & Gateway Arch St. Louis View of the Courthouse dome with the Arch in the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo background. Text on back reads, "The historic Old United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Courthouse and the Gateway Arch are the centerpieces of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial." 276 151 Old Courthouse and Gateway Arch View of "The Runner" statue in the fountain at Kiener n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Plaza looking toward the Courthouse and Arch. Text on United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma back reads, "The best of the old and new in architecture City, OK; Jefferson National combine with the beauty of parks to enhance the quality Expansion Historical of life in downtown St. Louis." Association, St. Louis, MO

276 152 St. Louis View of "The Runner" statue in the fountain at Kiener n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Plaza looking toward the Courthouse and Arch. Text on United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by back reads, "The St. Louis Arch frames The Old Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome Courthouse and 'the Runner' in downtown St. Louis, card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., Missouri." Oklahoma City, OK

276 153 The Old Courthouse, Gateway Arch, and View of "The Runner" statue in the fountain at Kiener 1981 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann Kiener Plaza Downtown St. Louis, Mo. Plaza looking toward office buildings, the Courthouse and United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; Arch. Text on back reads, "The statue 'The Runner' faces photo copyright Art west, a fitting embellishment of the downtown area Grossmann Photo complementing the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. The Old Courthouse, completed in 1862, and the 630 ft. high Gateway Arch, operated by the National Park Service, offers vistas, exhibits, guided tours and precious Memorabilia presenting the story of westward expansion."

276 154 St. Louis Image of the statue in the fountain, which is reflecting n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright and published by rainbow colors, with the Courthouse and Arch beyond. United States picture postcard IDC, Aurora, IL; photo Text on back reads, "Among many famous statues in St. copyright R. Sprengler Louis is 'The Runner,' at Kiener Plaza before the elegant Old Courthouse. The famous Gateway Arch is in the background."

276 155 Saint Louis View from a lawn planted with multiple American flags n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and distributed by looking across the street to the Old Courthouse and United States picture postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc.; downtown. Text on back reads, "The Old Courthouse in photo by Steve Gibson, downtown Saint Louis." copyright Terrell Creative; printed in Singapore

276 156 The Old Courthouse Text on back reads, "The Old Courthouse reflected in the 1980 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Art Grossmann Architectural Equitable Building St. Louis, Mo. Constructed 1839-1862. United States picture postcard Photos, St. Louis, MO; photo Scene of the first Dred Scott trial, long a center of city copyright Art Grossmann; activity when St. Louis was the edge of the frontier, once made by Dexter Press, West considered for the national capitol. Now a museum Nyack, NY operated by Jefferson National Expansion Memorial (National Park Service)."

276 157 St. Louis Old Courthouse Partial view of the courthouse and a high rise at sunrise. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.625"x6.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Text on back reads, "River Reflections. Saint Louis, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Missouri. The old and the new mix beautifully in the photo copyright Conrad Central Business District. Pictured here is the Old Zobel; Terrell Publishing Co. Courthouse, built in the mid 1800's, and the One Bell Center, one of the tallest buildings in St. Louis."

276 158 Strassenfest, St. Louis, MO. Teens in traditional costume dance for a crowd on the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., plaza. Text on back reads, "Young folkdancers of the United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Day German Cultural Society of St. Louis perform in Kiener Photo, copyright Mississippi Plaza to preview the St. Louis Strassenfest held annually River Trading Co.; McGrew in Memorial Plaza on the last weekend in July. The Color Graphics, Kansas City, Gateway Arch and old Courthouse serve as a backdrop." MO

276 159 Saint Louis Aerial view of St. Louis at sunrise. Text on back reads, 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark "River Reflections. Aerial view of the Central Business United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; District, looking east past the Gateway Arch toward photo copyright Cathy Ferris, Illinois." all rights reserved; Terrell Publishing Co.

276 160 Saint Louis View of "The Runner" statue in the fountain at Kiener n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact; photo Plaza looking toward the Courthouse and Arch. Text on United States picture postcard copyright Andre back reads, "The Gateway Arch and the Old Courthouse Jenny/Unicorn Stock Photos are the two most significant features of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. The Old Courthouse is located two blocks west of the Gateway Arch."

276 161 Saint Louis Text on back reads, "Old Court House and Arch At Night. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color IDC; photo by Alan Nyiri; The Old Courthouse and the Gateway Arch, part of the United States picture postcard printed in Canada Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, operated by the National Park Service, are two of the most popular attractions of St. Louis."

276 162 Saint Louis Saint Louis Nighttime view from the Kiener Plaza fountain looking n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo toward the Old Courthouse, Arch and fireworks. Text on United States picture postcard copyright Bear Studios; back reads, "Fourth of July fireworks explode over The Terrell Gateway Arch with the beauty of the event captured in the reflection of the Keiner [sic] Plaza Fountain."

276 163 St. Louis Nighttime on Independence Day looking from the Old n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Impact; photo by Courthouse to the Arch and fireworks in the sky. Text on United States picture postcard Carrie Yonley back reads, "Fireworks fill the night sky during and [sic] Independence Day celebration at the Gateway Arch."

276 164 Saint Louis Nighttime on Independence Day looking from Kiener n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo Plaza to the Old Courthouse to the Arch and fireworks in United States picture postcard copyright Ric Weinstein; the sky. Text on back reads, "St. Louis Missouri. Terrell Independence Day fireworks light up the sky over the Gateway Arch and the historic Old Courthouse in Saint Louis." 276 165 Saint Louis Nighttime on Independence Day looking from Kiener n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright Mississippi River Plaza to the Old Courthouse to the Arch and fireworks in United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; the sky. Text on back reads, "River Reflections. A truly photo copyright Bear Studios spectacular display of fireworks is shown here, as seen from Keiner [sic] Plaza in downtown St. Louis. With The Old Courthouse and The Gateway Arch lit up in the background."

276 166 Saint Louis Text on back reads, "The Gateway Arch and the dome of n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark the Old Courthouse are silhouetted in a dramatic sunrise United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; over the Gateway City." photo copyright Stuart West; Terrell 276 167 Old Courthouse Close-up of the dome. Text on back reads, "The Old n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Impact; photo by Courthouse is a building of true architectural beauty. The United States picture postcard Richard Sprengeler cast-iron Italian-Renaissance style dome, modeled after St. Peter's Basilica in was designed by William Rumbold." 276 168 Old Courthouse Dome Two-panel postcard, one of the interior of the dome, the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published by MRTC, Inc., St. other the exterior with the Arch beyond. Text on back United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photo by Ken reads, "The first Courthouse, built in 1828, started as a Raveill, copyright Terrell small building and as population increased was gracefully Publishing Co. and Joe enlarged and completed in 1862. Beautiful paintings by Luman; Terrell Carl Wimar adorning the Rotunda's ceiling depict historical scenes. The iron dome was designed by William Rumbold and the one designed by Thomas Walter for the Capitol in Washington were the first of their kind in the U.S. and became proptypes [sic] for many others."

276 169 Old Courthouse Dome Image of the interior of the dome looking up from the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright Impact; photo by floor. Text on back reads, "The interior of the rotunda United States picture postcard Richard Sprengeler dome of the Old Courthouse is a thing of breathtaking beauty. The rotunda is frescoed with historical scenes and allegorical figures by August Becker and Carl Wimar."

276 170 Old Courthouse Jefferson National Image of the interior of the dome looking up from the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. price in ink on upper right, Expansion Memorial floor. Text on back reads, "Historical scenes by Carl Wimar United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma backside and portraits of allegorical figures by Ettore Miragoli City, OK; Jefferson National decorate the rotunda of the Old Courthouse." Expansion Historical Association, St. Louis, MO

276 171 West Courtroom Text on back reads, "The west courtroom on the second n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Impact; photo by floor of the Old Courthouse is restored to its 1860 United States picture postcard Richard Sprengeler appearance. The bench, railing and other furnishings, except for tables and chairs, are original."

276 172 House Exterior view of the three-story brick building. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Photo by John Frost back reads, "634 S. Broadway Broadway Exit Hway 40 St. United States postcard McDonald, St. Louis Distr.; Louis, Missouri. Birthplace of the Children's Poet. Plastichrome, Boston, MA Authentic furnishings, Field memorabilia. Toy collection of interest to children of all ages. HABS, NRHP."

276 173 Eugene Field House Exterior view of the three-story brick building. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by back reads, "Birthplace of noted children's poet Eugene United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, Field contains personal items, furnishings, manuscripts IL; photo by Mike Coles; a and houses a Toy Museum filled with many antiques. A Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Registered Historic Landmark in St. Louis, Missouri." Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK 276 174 Eugene Field House St. Louis, Mo. Exterior view of the three-story brick building. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by CharmCraft, St. back reads, "This scenic attraction is located at 634 S. United States postcard Louis, MO; Plastichrome Broadway, and was the birthplace of Eugene Field, one of Colourpicture Publishers, America's most noted poets and journalists." Inc., Boston, MA

276 175 Saint Louis The Gateway to the West Text on back reads, "Stouffer's Riverfront Tower, Saint n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.625" color Photo by John Frost Louis downtown buildings, the old cathedral and United States picture postcard McDonald, St. Louis reflections in a pool of the Eero Saarinen Gateway Arch." Distributor

276 176 Third Street Expressway - History and View of highways in St. Louis. Text on back reads, 1980 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Art Grossmann Architectural Progress "Downtown St. Louis, Mo. Buildings left to right: PET, Inc. United States picture postcard Photos, St. Louis, MO; photo World Headquarters; Stouffers Riverfront Inn (round copyright Art Grossmann; buildings); Gateway Tower (CBS Radio & TV); the Old made by Dexter Press, West Cathedral (completed in 1834); and Gateway Arch, Nyack, NY monument to pioneers who once gathered here to head west." 276 177 Riverfront St. Louis, Missouri Aerial of downtown St. Louis, about half of the Arch, Eads n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color Distributed by Creative Color Bridge and river. Text on back reads, "This aerial view United States postcard Graphics; Curteichcolor 3-D shows the Gateway Arch sitting on the banks of the Natural Color Reproduction; Mississippi River. In the background - riverboats, Eads photo by H. Mark Weidman Bridge, and the Martin Luther King Memorial Bridge."

276 178 Saint Louis Mississippi River Aerial of a few buildings, the Arch, bridges and the Illinois n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo side. Text on back reads, "The 630 foot Gateway Arch is United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell the centerpiece of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial." 276 179 Saint Louis Aerial of St. Louis looking north. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo 630 foot Gateway Arch is the centerpiece of the Jefferson United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell National Expansion Memorial."

276 180 View from Arch - West Saint Louis, Text on back reads, "The Arch visitors are afforded an n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Postcard Co., St. Missouri unobstructed view of the Old Cathedral, the new United States postcard Louis, MO; photo by Art Stouffer's Restaurant and the Civic Memorial Stadium. Grossmann Also illustrated is part of the Multi level garages accomodating [sic] thousands of sports fans."

276 181 View of Stouffer's Riverfront Towers Aerial view as seen from the Arch. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by "View of Stouffer's Riverfront Towers from the United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, observation deck of the Gateway Arch, St. Louis, IL; photo by Mike Coles; a Missouri." Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK 276 182 Stouffer's Riverfront Inn Nighttime view of the inn and Arch. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Kohler Color Card, St. Louis, "This dramatic new hotel located between Busch Stadium United States postcard MO; photo copyright Arteaga and the Gateway Arch is a part of the imaginative Civic Photos Center Re-development. 200 South 4th Street, St. Louis, Missouri 314-241-9500."

276 183 The Plaza of Champions Busch Stadium St. Multiple images show the plaza, the side of a statue, a n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos Louis, Missouri close-up of the statue's plaque and part of the baseball United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell diamond. Text on back reads, "The Statue, centerpiece of the Plaza of Champions, at Busch Stadium in St. Louis." 276 184 Mark McGwire Hits #62 St. Louis A Home Three-panel postcard showing before, during and after 09/09/1998 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos Run City the Cardinals player's homerun . Text on back reads, United States picture postcard copyright Enrique Pastrana; "The date: 9/9/98 The distance: 341 feet Just enough to Terrell make Mark McGwire the Single Season Home Run Champion." 276 185 St. Louis Multiple images showing St. Louis Cardinals baseball 1998 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos player Mark McGwire's home run record, game play and United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell more. Text on back reads, "1998 was the year of the home run in St. Louis as Mark McGwire hit an all time record 70 home runs." 276 186 Saint Louis Aerial of Busch Stadium, downtown, the Arch, river and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo bridges. Text on back reads, "Aerial view of the Central United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Business District." 276 187 Gateway Arch Jefferson National View from the Arch looking on St. Louis City. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Expansion Memorial reads, "The Gateway Arch looks down on the Old United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma Courthouse, the Old Cathedral, Civic Center Busch City, OK; Jefferson National Memorial Stadium and the Spanish Pavilion." Expansion Historical Association, St. Louis, MO

276 188 St. Louis, Missouri Text on back reads, "Air view of downtown St. Louis, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by Busch Stadium, Old Cathedral and Gateway Arch by the United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, Mississippi River." IL; photo by Mike Coles; made by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY 276 189 Aerial View, Downtown St. Louis Text on back reads, "Jefferson National Expansion 1982 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published by Art Grossmann Overlooking Busch Memorial Stadium to Memorial, our National Park on St. Louis' Riverfront, is the United States picture postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; the Gateway Arch focal point for downtown development. 55,000-seat copyright Art Grossmann Busch Memorial Stadium, and historic Eads Bridge (left of Photo center) seem to complement the design of the Arch. Eads Bridge was built 1870-1874, and proved an inspiring design that influenced the Arch conception as symbolic of the theme, GATEWAY TO THE WEST."

276 190 St. Louis, Missouri Aerial of the city. Text on back reads, "Air view of n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo downtown St. Louis, Busch Stadium and Gateway Arch by United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by the Mississippi River." Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK

276 191 Saint Louis Aerial of the city centered over the stadium. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark reads, "An aerial view of downtown St. Louis with Busch United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Stadium filled to capacity for a Cardinals baseball game." photo copyright James Blank; Terrell Publishing Co.

276 192 St. Louis Aerial of the city centered over the stadium. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark reads, "Aerial of skyline at dusk." United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; photo copyright James Blank; Terrell 276 193 Busch Memorial Stadium and Downtown Text on back reads, "The setting sun highlights this aerial n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., St. Louis, MO view of Busch Memorial Stadium, the Old Cathedral, and United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat the Gateway Arch, central features of the downtown Photo, copyright Mississippi area. In the foreground the U.S. 40 overpass crosses River Trading Co.; McGrew downtown; in the background historic Eads Bridge spans Color Graphics, Kansas City, the mighty Mississippi and makes its way to Illinois." MO

276 194 Busch Memorial Stadium St. Louis Aerial of the city centered over the stadium. Text on back 1984 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann reads, "Home for the world famous St. Louis Cardinals United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, Baseball team. The stadium is convenient to all MO; copyright Art Grossmann downtown attractions and within a few blocks of Photo Interstate Highways 44, 55, 64, 70 and US 40. Plentiful parking is provided in adjacent multi-level garages."

276 195 Busch Stadium Aerial of the stadium during a game. Text on back reads, c1982 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by "Home of the 1982 World Champion St. Louis Baseball United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, Cardinals. Seating Capacity of 51,116. Also houses The St. IL; photo by Mike Coles; Louis Hall of Fame, downtown St. Louis, Missouri." made by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY 276 196 Busch Memorial Stadium Downtown St. Side view of the stadium with high rises in the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by John Frost Louis, Mo. background. Text on back reads, "This modern downtown United States postcard McDonald, St. Louis Distr.; stadium seats over 50,000 persons. The St. Louis Sports Plastichrome Colourpicture, Hall of Fame is located between gates 5 & 6. Parking is Boston, MA provided in four adjacent garages."

276 197 Stan Musial Statue & Busch Memorial Text on back reads, "This statue of Stan Musial is located n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Stadium St. Louis, Mo. outside Busch Stadium on the corner of Broadway and United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; Musial photo Walnut. After 22 years in the Majors, Stan 'The Man' by Chat Photo, stadium compiled a lifetime batting average of .331. Busch photo by Charles & Joann Stadium is home to the Baseball and Football Cardinals." Jordon, copyright Mississippi River Trading Co.; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 198 Busch Memorial Stadium St. Louis, Bird's eye view of the Old Courthouse dome, a parking lot n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color DEL-MAR Adv. & Mfg. Co., Missouri and Busch Stadium. Text on back reads, "50,000 seat United States picture postcard Silva, MO concrete stadium with no obstructing posts or columns. Quickly movable steel seat sections adapts the field for either baseball or football."

276 199 Busch Memorial Stadium Ground-level view of the stadium. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo "Home of the Baseball and Football CARDINALS. Seating United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by for 50,000, also houses the St. Louis Hall of Fame. Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome Downtown, St. Louis, Missouri." card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK

276 200 Saint Louis Aerial of downtown St. Louis at night. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo "Aerial view of the Central Business District taken at United States picture postcard copyright James Blank; Terrell dusk." 276 201 Busch Memorial Stadium Downtown St. Aerial view of the stadium at sunset. Text on back reads, 1983 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann Louis, Mo. "Where World Champion St. Louis Cardinals Baseball United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, team won the 1982 . Seating 50,000, the MO; photo copyright Mike capacity is expanded several thousand for football and Haller Photo/Art Grossmann other events. Busch Stadium has a new, huge, instant Photo Marketing replay TV screen. The photographer made many attempts in producing this outstanding sunset scene."

276 202 Night View from Gateway Arch Downtown View includes the Old Courthouse and Busch Stadium n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Postcard Co., St. St. Louis, Mo. during a game. Text on back reads, "Visitors to the United States postcard Louis, MO; McGrew Color observation area in the top of our tallest national Graphics, Kansas City, MO monument, are awarded with a fascinating view. Interstate and local traffic arteries converge near the base of the Arch directly beneath and fan out to the horizon."

276 203 Busch Stadium from Gateway Arch St. Nighttime view. Text on back reads, "View of Busch n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor Louis, Missouri Memorial Stadium from windows atop the 630 Ft. United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; Gateway Arch. Trains of unique design travel through legs photo by John Frost of the arch to afford visitors night and day views of the McDonald, St. Louis, Distr. city and the Mississippi Riverfront. The Eero Saarinen stainless steel inverted catenary curve is the tallest monument in the United States." 276 204 Busch Memorial Stadium, St. Louis Bird's eye view. Text on back reads, "The beautiful multi- n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by St. Louis Color Stadium At Night sports stadium, home of the Champion United States postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Cardinals Baseball team and the NFL Football Cardinals, photo by Union Electric Co.; appears as a jewel stone in the heart of Downtown St. McGrew Color Graphics, Louis. Fans enjoy non-obstructed viewing from each of Kansas City, MO 50,000 contour-molded seats."

276 205 Busch Stadium Aerial view at night during a St. Louis Cardinals game. October 1987 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Mississippi River Text on back reads, "Nighttime aerial of Busch Stadium, United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; taken during the ." photo copyright Srenco Aerial Photography; Terrell; printed in Hong Kong

276 206 St. Louis Nighttime view of the Marriott Hotel with Busch Stadium n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; behind. Text on back reads, "St. Louis has always been a United States picture postcard photo copyright Charles major league city. Busch Stadium, featured here, is the Weishaupt home of the St. Louis Cardinals of National League Baseball." 276 207 Busch Memorial Stadium, St. Louis Side view of the stadium at night. Text on back reads, 1984 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann "Busch Memorial Stadium, Night. St. Louis, Mo. A glimpse United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, of Cardinal Baseball fans exiting the stadium gives an idea MO; photo copyright Art of its size. Seating over 50,000 persons in unobstructed Grossmann Photo comfort, the night performances are particularly appreciated for splendid lighting and the giant TV screen showing instant replays and candid audience shots."

276 208 Busch Memorial Stadium Side view of the stadium at night. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by "Home of the baseball and football CARDINALS. Seating United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, for 50,000, also houses the St. Louis Hall of Fame. Near IL; photo by Mike Coles; a the Riverfront, St. Louis, Missouri." Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK 276 209 Busch Stadium St. Louis View from inside the stadium looking down on the field n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; during a game. Text on back reads, "St. Louis has always United States picture postcard photo copyright Frank Oberle been a major league city. Busch Stadium, featured here, is the home of the St. Louis Cardinals of National League Baseball." 276 210 Busch Stadium St. Louis, Missouri View from inside the stadium looking down on the field n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo during a game. Text on front reads, "Baseball Like it United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Oughta Be!" Text on back reads, "'Baseball Like it Oughta Be' is played at the 'new' Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri. In the upper deck in center field is the 172 foot wide, 18 feet high manually operated 'state of the art' scoreboard."

276 211 Busch Stadium St. Louis, Missouri View from inside the stadium looking down on the field n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo during a game. Text on back reads, "The 'new' Busch United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Stadium in St. Louis, with a grass field and 'state of the art' hand operated scoreboard occupying the upper deck in center field." 276 212 Busch Stadium St. Louis, Missouri View from inside the stadium looking down on the field n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo during a game. Text on back reads, "The 'new' Busch United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Stadium in St. Louis, with a grass field and 'state of the art' hand operated scoreboard occupying the upper deck in center field." 276 213 Busch Memorial Stadium St. Louis, Mo. View from inside the stadium looking down on the field n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., during a game. Text on back reads, "The interior view United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat shows the baseball Cardinals in action. Located in Photo, copyright Mississippi downtown St. Louis, the stadium is also home to the River Trading Co.; McGrew football Cardinals." Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 214 Busch Memorial Stadium St. Louis, View from inside the stadium looking down on the field n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Missouri during a Cardinals game. Text on back reads, "The St. United States postcard St. Louis, MO; made by Louis sport coliseum includes an adjustable seating McGrew Color Graphics, arrangement controlled by mobile sections permitting Kansas City, MO switching of the field seats for football. Heating units below the surface of the playing field afford uniform ground conditions in all types of weather."

276 215 Busch Memorial Stadium View from inside the stadium looking down on the field n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., during a game. Text on back reads, "This ultra-modern United States postcard St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color stadium, home to the St. Louis Cardinals, is unique in Graphics, Kansas City, MO design and accommodates 50,000 spectators within its half-mile circumference. Adjustable seating techniques, afforded by mobile component sections, allow flexibility in seating for both baseball and football."

276 216 Busch Memorial Stadium Civic Center Saint View from inside the stadium looking down on the field n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor Louis, Mo. during a game. Text on back reads, "This modern stadium United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; in Downtown St. Louis near the Gateway Arch has a new photo by John Frost nylon Astro Turf field and contains 50,000 custom contour McDonald, St. Louis, Distr. seats. The St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame is located between Gates 5 & 6. Ample parking includes four adjacent garages."

276 217 Gateway Arch Jefferson National View from inside the stadium looking down on the field n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Expansion Memorial and Civic Center during a game. Text on back reads, "These handsome new United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma Busch Memorial Stadium structures symbolize the rejuvenation of downtown St. City, OK; Jefferson National Louis. The stadium is home to the St. Louis Cardinals Expansion Historical baseball and football teams." Association, St. Louis, MO

276 218 Saint Louis The Home Run City View from inside the stadium looking down on the field 1998 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo during a game. Text on back reads, "St. Louis, Missouri. United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Mark McGwire bats with 66 home runs on his historic run to 70." 276 219 Busch Stadium View from inside the stadium looking down on the field n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by during a game. Text on back reads, "Night game at Busch United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, Stadium, home of the St. Louis Cardinals. Seating for over IL; made by Dexter Press, 51,000 fans. Also houses the St. Louis Hall of Fame, near West Nyack, NY the riverfront in St. Louis, Missouri."

276 220 St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame Interior view of a room with red carpet and a wall mural. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Text on back reads, "Busch Memorial Stadium St. Louis, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Barry Dierkes, Mo. Entrance Mural - depicting the history of baseball in St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color St. Louis from the early 1800's, and featuring St. Louis life Graphics, Kansas City, MO through the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904." 276 221 St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame Interior view of a room with red carpet and a wall mural. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Text on back reads, "Busch Memorial Stadium St. Louis, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Barry Dierkes, Mo. Mural - showing the colorful, world St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color series winning, 1934 'Cardinals Gashouse Gang' featuring Graphics, Kansas City, MO Paul and , Leo Durocher, Pepper Martin, Joe Medwick, and Doc Weaver."

276 222 St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame Interior view of the museum exhibit floor. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., reads, "Busch Memorial Stadium St. Louis, Mo. Overall United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Barry Dierkes, View - of main room showing photographic montague St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color [sic] of St. Louis baseball during the 1920's and 1930's, Graphics, Kansas City, MO color mural of the famous 1934 'Gashouse Gang,' mini- theatre kiosks showing films of Cardinal World Series from 1926 through 1967, and trophies & mementos of all time famous Cardinal and Browns players."

276 223 St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame Interior view of the museum exhibit floor. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., reads, "Busch Memorial Stadium St. Louis, Mo. Stan United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Barry Dierkes, Musial Area - overlooking a portion of the vast collection St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color of Stan Musials' trophies and mementos on display in the Graphics, Kansas City, MO Hall of Fame." 276 224 St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame Close-up of a museum exhibit. Text on back reads, "Busch n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Memorial Stadium St. Louis, Mo. 1967 World United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Barry Dierkes, Championship Trophy - shown in center of the Cardinal St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color Roster Room of the Hall of Fame. This prototype World Graphics, Kansas City, MO Series Trophy was presented to the Cardinals by Baseball Commissioner William D. Eckert in 1967 after their world series victory over the ."

276 225 Downtown Saint Louis View of the Breckenridge Pavilion Hotel. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Lusterchrome Tichnor Bros., reads, "Dome of Old Courthouse, Breckenridge Pavilion United States postcard Inc., Boston, MA; photo Hotel and its reflection in the mirrored wall of the copyright John Frost Equitable Building. Glimpse of Gateway Arch." McDonald Distr., St. Louis

276 226 Bel Air Hilton Text on back reads, "Bel Air Hilton 333 Washington n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Avenue St. Louis, Mo. 63102 314-621-7900. Located in the United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color heart of downtown St. Louis, the Bel Air Hilton offers Graphics, Kansas City, MO convenience and luxury in a style you won't soon forget. Internationally famous Trader Vic's and The Open Hearth restaurants adjoin the lobby. The Fundome offers indoor swimming and sauna. Meeting and banquet facilities accommodate 800 people."

276 227 Sheraton - St Louis Hotel at Convention Exterior view of the hotel. Text on back reads, "910 North n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by Plaza Seventh Street, St. Louis, Missouri 63101 314-231-5100. United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, Across from the Cervantes Convention Center in IL; photo by Mike Coles; downtown St. Louis, Missouri." made by Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY 276 228 Marriott Pavilion Hotel Exterior view of the hotel, which has two towers. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x3.875" color Published by J.M.C. Photo back reads, "One Broadway St. Louis, Missouri 63102 314- United States picture postcard Service, Anna, IL; made by 421-1776." Dexter Press, West Nyack, NY

276 229 Saint Louis Aerial view of the city. Text on back reads, "The three n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo sports in St. Louis are visible here, Kiel Center, United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Busch Stadium and the Trans World Dome."

276 230 Saint Louis Aerial view of the sports center. Text on back reads, "Kiel n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Center, home of the Hockey Blues and St. Louis U United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Billikens." photo copyright Joe Luman; Terrell 276 231 Kiel Center Saint Louis Missouri Street-level view of the sports center. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark "The new Kiel Center, home of the St. Louis Blues, is a United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; state of the art sports and entertainment complex." photo copyright Joe Luman; Terrell 276 232 St. Louis Bird's eye view of the St. Louis Rams stadium, Trans n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by World Dome. Text on back reads, "Home of the St. Louis United States picture postcard IDC; photo copyright Phil Rams. Super Bowl Champions." Valdez 276 233 Trans World Dome Saint Louis Two-panel postcard showing an interior and exterior view n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo of the stadium. Text on back reads, "The Trans World United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Dome, home of the St. Louis Rams, is a state of the art dome stadium and convention facility."

276 234 A. J. Cervantes Convention and Exhibition Text on back reads, "One of the nation's top Exhibition n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Center Centers with 240,000 square feet of exhibition floor United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; a Mirro- space. More than 1,300 booths can be set up. Food Krome card by H.S. Crocker, service facilities, cocktail lounge, and concession stands. Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK The exhibition hall doors permit tractor-trailer trucks to enter for easy set-up. There is a post office and meeting rooms of every size complete with audio-visual and closed circuit T.V. In downtown St. Louis, Mo."

276 235 Alfonso J. Cervantes Convention and Text on back reads, "In Downtown Saint Louis 801 n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Lusterchrome, copyright Exhibition Center Convention Plaza Saint Louis, Missouri 63101. United States postcard Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, Accommodations include 54 meeting rooms of various MA; photo by John Frost sizes. Theatre type seating for over 2,000 persons. Three McDonald Distr., St. Louis, exhibition halls each of 80,000 sq. ft. that can be MO combined to total 240,000 sq. ft." 276 236 St. Louis Centre Interior view showing four shopping levels and escalators. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Gateway price tag over text on back Text on back reads, "St. Louis Centre St. Louis, Missouri. United States picture postcard Souvenirs, Inc., Aurora, IL; Costing over $176 million with four levels, featuring over photo by Phil Valdez; printed 150 shops and eating establishments, the St. Louis Centre in Australia is the nation's largest enclosed downtown shopping mall. Connecting 2 of St. Louis' largest department stores it extends from Locust Street to Washington Avenue between 8th and 7th Streets."

276 237 The Gateway Mall Saint Louis, Mo. Aerial view of downtown St. Louis. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by Robert F. Arteaga, "Eastward view includes the Eero Saarinen Gateway Arch United States postcard John Frost McDonald, St. framing the Civil Courts Bldg., the Plaza Apartments, Mo. Louis, Distr.; Plastichrome by Pac., Railway Exchange, the two Telephone Bldgs., the Colourpicture, Boston, MA Busch Memorial Stadium, Federal Custom & Court House, City Hall, Kiel Auditorium, and the Federal Bldg. The Mall extends from 18th St. to 12th Blvd. and across Market & Chestnut Sts."

276 238 Saint Louis Aerial view of downtown St. Louis. Text on back reads, 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark "The Gateway Arch and the Central Business District as United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; viewed down Market Street, one of the city's main photo copyright Cathy Ferris, streets. On the right is historic Union Station, once the all rights reserved; Terrell world's busiest train station." 276 239 Market Street and Aloe Plaza St. Louis, Text on back reads, "Aerial view looking east from 21st n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Missouri St., towards the Gateway Arch. Union Station is at lower United States postcard St. Louis, MO; made by right." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 240 Saint Louis View at sunset of downtown St. Louis looking toward the 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.75"x5.625" color Copyright Mississippi River Arch. Text on back reads, "The soft glow of evening casts United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; it's [sic] spell upon Market Street, one of the city's main photo copyright Cathy Ferris, avenues. On the right is Union Station, opened in 1894 all rights reserved; Terrell and reborn as an urban marketplace with shops and stores. In the distance The Gateway Arch, symbol of this pioneer city."

276 241 St. Louis Gateway to the West View at sunset of downtown St. Louis looking toward the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; Arch and a full moon. Text on back reads, "This fabulous United States picture postcard photo copyright Tony view depicts many of the popular attractions in St. Louis, Schanuel including Union Station."

276 242 St. Louis, Missouri Gateway to the West View just after sunset of downtown St. Louis looking n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Young toward the Arch. Text on back reads, "Market Street United States picture postcard Distributing, St. Louis, MO; looking eastward toward the Eero Saarinen Gateway Arch John Hinde Curteich Inc.; framing the Civil Courts Building. The St. Louis Union printed in Ireland Station with clock tower is on the right."

276 243 Saint Louis Market Street Union Station View just after sunset of downtown St. Louis looking n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark toward the Arch. Text on back reads, "River Reflections. United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Historic Union Station and the Gateway Arch, part of a photo copyright Jack thriving downtown St. Louis." Zehrt/FPG; Terrell Publishing Co. 276 244 St. Louis View at sunrise of downtown St. Louis looking toward the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.625"x6.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Arch. Text on back reads, "River Reflections. Sunrise United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; comes to the Gateway City. This view is looking East on photo copyright Conrad Market Street. Historic St. Louis Union Station is on the Zobel; Terrell Publishing Co. right. The Gateway Arch and the Old Courthouse are seen at the end of Market Street."

276 245 St. Louis View at sunrise of downtown St. Louis looking toward the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Arch. Text on back reads, "River Reflections. Sunrise United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; comes to the Gateway City. This view is looking East on photo copyright Conrad Market Street. Historic St. Louis Union Station is on the Zobel; Terrell Publishing Co. right. The Gateway Arch and the Old Courthouse are seen at the end of Market Street."

276 246 Saint Louis Union Station Two-panel postcard showing two different interior views. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Text on back reads, "St. Louis, Missouri. Opened in 1894, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Union Station became the world's busiest train station, photo copyright James Blank; handling up to 100,000 passengers a day. Then with the Terrell decline of train travel in the 50's and 60's, the station closed in October, 1978. On August 29, 1985, the 'Grandest of the Grand Railway Stations' was reborn as an urban, festive marketplace."

276 247 Union Station St. Louis Multiple views of the inside and outside of the station. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; Text on back reads, "Recently renovated, Union Station, United States picture postcard photos copyright Phil Valdez; located on Market Street, is one of St. Louis' premiere printed in Canada [sic] shopping malls and tourist attractions."

276 248 Union Station St. Louis Multiple views of the inside and outside of the station n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos and Aloe Plaza. Text on back reads, "Once the busiest United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell train station in the country, the historic Union Station now houses a luxury hotel and a festive urban mall."

276 249 Union Station Saint Louis Exterior view of the station as seen from the fountains at n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by Aloe Plaza. Text on back reads, "The 'Grandest of the United States picture postcard MRTC, Inc., St. Louis, MO; Grand Railway Stations', now a luxury hotel and urban photo copyright Richard mall, as seen through Milles Fountains." Stockton; Terrell; printed in Hong Kong 276 250 St.. [sic] Louis Union Station Facing Aloe Text on back reads, "Dedicated in 1940, the Aloe Plaza n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Plaza features a beautiful $100,000 fountain in which a series of United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome 19 bronze figures of Carl Milles, noted Swedish sculptor, by Colourpicture, Boston, MA are used to depict the meeting of the waters, the Missouri and the Mississippi. It is named for the late husband of Mrs. Louis P. Aloe, who started the movement for the fountain and made a large contribution toward it."

276 251 Saint Louis Union Station View from the fountain at Aloe Plaza looking toward n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by Union Station. Text on back reads, "Recently renovated United States picture postcard IDC, Aurora, IL Union Station is one of St. Louis' newest shopping centers." 276 252 St. Louis Union Station View from the fountain at Aloe Plaza looking toward n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and distributed by Union Station. Text on back reads, "Carl Milles' sculpture, United States picture postcard Smith-Southwestern, Inc.; called Meeting of the Waters , symbolizes the photo copyright John Elk III; convergence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. The printed in Singapore fountain is located in front of historic Union Station in Aloe Plaza." 276 253 Greetings from St. Louis Union Station View from the fountain at Aloe Plaza looking toward n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by IDC, Aurora, IL; Union Station. Text on back reads, "Recently renovated United States picture postcard photo by Phil Valdez Union Station is one of St. Louis' newest shopping centers." 276 254 The Harry J. Kiener Fountain Image of the fountain and sculpture. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by John Frost "The Runner. Plaza West of the Old Court House. St. United States postcard McDonald, St. Louis Louis, Missouri. William Zorach, Sculptor." Distributor

276 255 Carl Milles Fountain "The Meeting of the Nighttime view of the fountain. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Color by John Frost Waters" Saint Louis, Missouri 14 bronze figures of the group symbolize the Meeting of United States postcard McDonald, St. Louis, Distr.; the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers just north of Saint Plastichrome Colourpicture, Louis. The fountain, one of the major works of the world Boston, MA renowned Swedish American sculptor Carl Milles, was unveiled in 1940."

276 256 Union Station Bird's eye view of Union Station just as the last of the 10/15/1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Photo by Eldon Arteaga damage to front top right corner light leaves the sky. Extensive text on back concerning the (postmark) United States postcard National Trust for Historic Preservation. Postcard mailed to Mr. Michael Ehrmann, McLean, VA.

276 257 Union Station Saint Louis Nighttime view of the station. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark 'Grandest of the Grand Railway Stations,' now a luxury United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; hotel and urban mall, as seen through Milles Fountains." photo copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Publishing Co. 276 258 Union Station Saint Louis Nighttime view of the station. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC; photo 'Grandest of the Grand Railway Stations,' now a luxury United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell hotel and urban mall, as seen through Milles Fountains."

276 259 Saint Louis Union Station Image of a stained glass window in the station. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC; photo back reads, "Historic St. Louis Union Station, once the United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell nation's busiest train station, is now a luxury hotel. The stained glass pictured depicts San Francisco, Saint Louis and New York and is located in the Grand Hall of Union Station." 276 260 Metro Link at Union Station Text on back reads, "Metro Link, the light rail system in St. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Notes written on back of card in Louis, services commuters from Lambert-St. Louis United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; pen; stain on bottom center back International Airport to East St. Louis, Illinois, with stops photo copyright Joe Luman; of card in-between, servicing many St. Louis attractions." Terrell

276 261 Henry W. Kiel Municipal Auditorium St. Exterior view. Text on back reads, "The auditorium, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Louis, Mo. outstanding among convention halls in the country, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome represents an investment of nearly $7,000,000. This by Colourpicture, Boston, MA beautiful structure contains an opera house; spacious exhibition hall; numerous smaller halls and committee rooms; and an extensive arena. St. Louis, 'The City of a Thousand Sights.'"

276 262 Moolah Temple Exterior view. Text on back reads, "3821 Lindell Blvd., St. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor Louis, Mo. This temple of modernized Moorish United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; color architecture serves ten thousand Shriners of Eastern by John Frost McDonald, St. Missouri. The auditorium accommodates 3,000 persons." Louis, MO

276 263 Aerial View Anheuser Busch Brewery St. Text on back reads, "Located just south of downtown is n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Louis, Mo. the Anheuser Busch St. Louis Brewery which is capable of United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat brewing 12.6 million barrels of beer a year. The 100 acre Photo, copyright Mississippi complex also houses Busch's world headquarters. River Trading Co.; McGrew Brewery tours are available." Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 276 264 Saint Louis Four-panel postcard showing various views of the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos Anheuser-Busch Budweiser brewery and a fox sculpture. United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Text on back reads, "Multiple views of the world's largest brewery." 276 265 Bottling Plant Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x3.875" color Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, "Anheuser-Busch, Inc. St. Louis, MO., U.S.A. 63118. United States picture postcard MA; photo by John Frost Bottling Plant (577-2626, Tour Information). Constructed McDonald more than 50 years ago, this building (20 blocks south of Busch Stadium) is the focal point of brewery tour visitors. Annual shipping capacity is in excess of 10 million barrels." 276 266 Bevo Bottling Plant Anheuser-Busch Inc., Exterior view of the building, a large neon Budweiser sign 1984 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann St. Louis on top. Text on back reads, "Production capacity of 6.8 United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, million bottles and 8.6 million cans of beer annually are MO; photo copyright Art possible in this, the largest bottling facility in the world. Grossmann Photo Here is modern efficiency at work, performed in surroundings and tradition evoking an aura of 19th century elegance."

276 267 Brew House Anheuser-Busch Inc., St. Louis Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "A 1981 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Published by Art Grossmann ,Mo. National Historic Landmark, constructed in 1881/1882, United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, the Brewhouse is a feature attraction of the Anheuser- MO; photo copyright Art Busch Brewery Tour, where visitors observe the age-old Grossmann Photo brewing process." 276 268 Bevo Fox Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Side view of a fox sculpture on the side of the building. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, Text on back reads, "Anheuser-Busch, Inc. St. Louis, MO., United States postcard MA; photo by John Frost U.S.A. 63118. Bevo Fox. Four Bevo Foxes, 10' tall and McDonald representing good food and drink, adorn the corners of the massive Bottling Plant. Bevo was a non-alcoholic cereal beverage manufactured 1916 to 1929."

276 269 St. Louis Bevo Mill Text on back reads, "Bevo Mill, an actual working n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published and copyright by windmill, was open to the public in 1917. Built by the United States picture postcard Gateway Souvenirs Inc., Busch family in 1915, this spectacular structure is a must Aurora, IL; photo by Frank see for any visitor to St. Louis. Housed inside, you will find Oberle - Photographic a restaurant, bar and even banquet facilities." Resources; printed in Spain

276 270 Campbell House Exterior view of the home. Text on back reads, "1508 n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published and photo by Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. 63103. Built in 1851, The United States postcard James K. Mellow, St. Louis, Townhouse of Robert Campbell, an early Fur Trader, is MO; made by Dexter Press, still complete with original family furniture and West Nyack, NY memorabilia of the Victorian Period. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places."

276 271 Campbell House Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "1508 n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published and photo by Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. 63103. Built in 1851, The United States postcard James K. Mellow, St. Louis, Townhouse of Robert Campbell, an early Fur Trader, is MO; made by Dexter Press, still complete with original family furniture and West Nyack, NY memorabilia of the Victorian Period. The dining room is shown with floor length windows overlooking the garden. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places."

276 272 Campbell House Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "1508 n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published and photo by Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. 63103. Built in 1851, The United States postcard James K. Mellow, St. Louis, Townhouse of Robert Campbell, an early Fur Trader, is MO; made by Dexter Press, still complete with original family furniture and West Nyack, NY memorabilia of the Victorian Period. The master bedroom is furnished with walnut furniture. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places."

276 273 Campbell House Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "1508 n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published and photo by Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. 63103. Built in 1851, The United States postcard James K. Mellow, St. Louis, Townhouse of Robert Campbell, an early Fur Trader, is MO; made by Dexter Press, still complete with original family furniture and West Nyack, NY memorabilia of the Victorian Period. The double drawing room shows one of the elaborate gilt mirrors, bronze chandeliers, and rosewood furniture made in Philadelphia. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places." 277 1 Christ Church Cathedral Exterior view of the church. Text on back reads, "13th & 1964 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Locust Downtown St. Louis, Mo. Christ Church has been a United States postcard St. Louis, MO; copyright Art worshipping congregation of the Protestant Episcopal Grossmann Foto Church in St. Louis since November 1, 1819. It became the Cathedral of the Diocese of Missouri in 1888. The Cathedral and Chapel are open each day for prayer and meditation." 277 2 Christ Church Cathedral Exterior view of the church. Text on back reads, "13th & n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture A "Topik-Color" production Locust, Downtown St. Louis, Mo. The Baptistery Doors, United States postcard by Argro Foto & Postcard Co., given in 1941 by Rabbi Isserman and members of Temple St. Louis, MO Israel in honor of William Scarlett, fifth Bishop of Missouri. They are reminders of the historic bond between the Jewish and Christian Faiths and contain corresponding religious symbols: Jewish on the left door; Christian on the right."

277 3 Christ Church Cathedral Interior view of the church. Text on back reads, "13th & n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by Hutchinson Locust - Downtown St. Louis, Mo. Called 'The Flexible United States postcard Photographers, St. Louis, MO Cathedral' after the 1969 interior renovation, this landmark is unique because the chairs, platform cubes, pulpit, linen curtain, and lighting may be moved and rearranged, not only for liturgical purposes but also for special events such as concerts, lectures, and plays. The Altar and Reredos is of hand-carved Caen stone. Architects: 1867 - Leopold Eiditz, 1969 - Burks & Landberg." 277 4 Christ Church Cathedral Interior view of the church. Text on back reads, "13th & n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Locust - Downtown St. Louis, Mo. View of Renovation United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Art completed during summer of 1969, which included Grossmann removal of old organ cases, new stone has been added to the right and left sides of the Chancel and the platform serves for church services as well as for musical, dramatic and ecclesiastical purposes. Improved accoustices, plus a public address system assure clear hearing in any part of the Cathedral. The Altar and Reredos (a carved screen behind the Altar) is of hand-carved Caen stone. The central figure is Christ on the cross. The other figures represent Saints and Heroes of the Church."

277 5 Christ Church Cathedral Interior view of the church. Text on back reads, "13th & 1960 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Locust Downtown St. Louis, Mo. The Altar and Reredos (a United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo carved screen behind the Altar) is of hand-carved Caen copyright Art Grossmann stone. The central figure is Christ on the cross. The other figures represent Saints and Heroes of the Church. A tapestry with the Seal of the Diocese of Missouri hangs between the Bishop's Chair."

277 6 Christ Church Cathedral Interior view of the church. Text on back reads, "13th & n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Locust - Downtown St. Louis, Mo. The Organ in the west United States postcard St. Louis, MO balcony is an Aeolian-Skinner instrument, dedicated Easter Day of 1965. It consists of a four manual console, five divisions, seventy-seven stops and 3,580 pipes, measuring from less than an inch in length to over thirty feet. 'Ruck-Positiv' is located on center of gallery rail. A 'Trompette de Reredos' is mounted behind the top of the Reredos so it speaks through the stone cresting."

277 7 Christ Church Cathedral Interior view of the church. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by CharmCraft, St. Chapel of Christ Church Cathedral, St. Louis, as remodeled United States postcard Louis, MO; Plastichrome in 1961. A contemporary missionary cross containing Colourpicture Publishers, reminders of man's relations with man, nature and the Inc., Boston, MA city hangs over the Holy Table. Needle point kneelers containing symbols of the parishes of the Diocese were made by the women of the Diocese. The floor contains a Columbarium."

277 8 Christ Church Cathedral Interior view of the church. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by CharmCraft, St. Chapel of Christ Church Cathedral, St. Louis, as remodeled United States postcard Louis, MO; Plastichrome in 1961, showing a close-up of the missionary cross which Colourpicture Publishers, contains reminders of man's relations with man, nature Inc., Boston, MA and the city. This Chapel is open daily for prayer and meditation, and all weekday services at the Cathedral are held here."

277 9 Old Post Office and Federal Bldg. Exterior view. Text on back reads, "8th and Olive, St. 1965 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture A "Topik-Color" production Louis, Mo. This is one of the few remaining buildings in United States postcard by Argro Foto & Postcard Co., the Second Empire style of architecture designed by A. B. St. Louis, MO; photo Mullett. Its massive structure from 1884 with deep copyright Art Grossmann shadows and rich ornament is a vigorous expression of the confidence and determination in the U.S. following the Civil War."

277 10 St. Louis Public Library Exterior view. Text on back reads, "13th, 14th and Olive n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor Streets St. Louis, Missouri. The Central Building of the St. United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; color Louis Public Library system, designed by Cass Gilbert and by John Frost McDonald, St. opened in 1912, is a part of the architectural group Louis, MO forming the Memorial Plaza. It is one of the finest examples of Italian Renaissance architecture in the city."

277 11 Cardinal Ritter Hall Exterior view, partially obscured by a tree. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor (southern view) reads, "200 North Grand Ave. St. Louis, Missouri. Cardinal United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; Ritter Hall, named in honor of the late Joseph Cardinal photo by John Frost Ritter, Archbishop of St. Louis from 1946-1967, first McDonald, St. Louis, Distr. opened for classes in the Fall of 1967. The four-level building houses the departments of mathematics and modern languages and the central offices of the College of Arts and Sciences. Facilities include 19 classrooms, 5 language laboratories, 2 mathematics laboratories, seminar rooms and offices for faculty and graduate fellows."

277 12 Saint Louis University Busch Memorial Exterior view. Text on back reads, "20 North Grand St. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor Center Louis, Missouri. Busch Memorial Center, opened in the United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; Fall of 1967, is named in honor of members of the Busch photo by John Frost family and the Anheuser Busch Brewing Company, whose McDonald, St. Louis, Distr. contributions have helped finance the student center." 277 13 Pius XII Memorial Library Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Saint Louis University n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor Saint Louis, Missouri. This $4 million air conditioned open United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; color stack library is the depository of the Knights of Columbus by John Frost McDonald, St. microfilms made of some 11 million pages of the priceless Louis, MO Vatican Manuscript Collection. The building also contains the 300,000 volume university library, and has facilities for 1 million bound volumes, and an estimated reader capacity of 1500. A statue of Pope Pius XII by the renowned sculptor Ivan Mestrovic dominates the Lindell Plaza entrance to the library. Leo A. Daly Co., Architects."

277 14 The Fabulous Fox Saint Louis Interior view of the main lobby and staircase. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., back reads, "527 N. Grand Ave. (314) 534-1111. This 1929, United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by 4500 seat Movie Palace has been restored to its original Westrich; McGrew Color 'Siamese-Byzantine' splendour. It is America's newest and Graphics, Kansas City, MO most spectacular showplace featuring the finest in entertainment - Superstar Variety Shows, Broadway, dance, opera, symphonic music, jazz, classic films, contemporary sounds and country & western. Tours are available year-round."

277 15 The Fabulous Fox Saint Louis Interior view of an ornate theater. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Mississippi River Trading Co., "527 North Grand Blvd. Saint Louis Missouri 63103 314 United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; John Wm. 534-1111. The most spectacular showplace in America." Nagel Photography; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 277 16 Saint Louis Central West End Three-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "The Central n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by West End is one of the city's more fashionable area's [sic], United States picture postcard MRTC, Inc., St. Louis, MO; featuring unique boutiques and cafes, along with some of photos copyright James the best ethnic restaurants in the city." Blank; Terrell

277 17 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis Four-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Pictured here is n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photos the Japanese garden, the Climatron and Ridgeway United States picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell Center." 277 18 The Climatron Text on back reads, "Missouri Botanical Garden (Shaw's n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.625" color Photo by John Frost Garden) Saint Louis, Missouri. The geodesic plexiglas United States picture postcard McDonald, St. Louis dome on an aluminum frame is climatically controlled for Distributor tropical plants and is equipped for elaborate lighting effects." 277 19 Missouri Botanical Garden Text on back reads, "The Climatron, in Missouri Botanical n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by Garden, was the world's first geodesic dome greenhouse. United States picture postcard MRTC, Inc., St. Louis, MO; The Climatron displays plants from the world's tropical photo copyright Anna Stein; regions." Terrell; printed in Hong Kong

277 20 Climatron Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Text on back reads, "The Climatron is the world's first 1981 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann stains on front Louis geodesic dome greenhouse, home to tropical trees, plants United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; and small wildlife in climate-controlled atmosphere. The copyright Art Grossmann largest traditional Japanese Garden and ever-changing Photo botanical displays offer year-round variety. Henry Shaw founded the garden; his country home (Tower Grove House, 1849) is one of the many treats on over 79 beautiful acres."

277 21 Missouri Botanical Garden - The Climatron Text on back reads, "Henry Shaw, in 1849 bought land n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright which is now the oldest botanical garden in the United United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, States and a National Historical Landmark. The 79 acre IL; photo by Mike Coles; a garden boasts many outstanding displays, including the Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Climatron. This type of climate-controlled greenhouse Crocker Co., Inc., St. Louis, was a first and opened to the public in 1960. The height is MO 70 feet, 175 feet in diameter with about 1,500 species of tropical plants on display. May-October hours are 9:00- 6:00, November-April 9:00-5:00, closed only on Christmas Day, in St. Louis, Missouri."

277 22 Missouri Botanical Garden Climatron Text on back reads, "This type of climate-controlled n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo geodesic dome greenhouse was the world's first. It is part United States postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by of a 79-acre botanical garden founded by Henry Shaw and Mike Coles; a Mirro-Krome is a National Historic Landmark. It is 70 feet high and 175 Card by H.S. Crocker Co., Inc., feet in diameter, containing 1500 species of tropical Oklahoma City, OK plants in St. Louis, Missouri."

277 23 Missouri Botanical Garden Text on back reads, "Missouri Botanical Garden Saint n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Copyright Vacationland Louis, Missouri. The Climatron, in Missouri Botanical United States postcard Distributing Co.; photo Garden, was the world's first geodesic dome greenhouse. copyright Jerry Warren The Climatron displays plants from the world's tropical regions. The Botanical Garden was founded in 1868 by Henry Shaw." 277 24 Japanese Garden St. Louis, Missouri Text on back reads, "'Seiwa-En' - the garden of pure, clear n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Missouri Botanical Garden harmony and peace is a 14-acre Japanese Garden United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Jack dedicated in 1977. This garden is the largest of its kind in Zehrt; McGrew Color North America." Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 25 Missouri Botanical Garden Japanese Text on back reads, "River Reflections. Springtime at the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6.625"x4.625" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Garden Missouri Botanical Garden brings a beautiful array of United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; color. Pictured here is the 14 acre Japanese Garden, photo copyright Joe Luman; Seiwa-En, the largest of its type in North America." Terrell Publishing Co.

277 26 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis Text on back reads, "Japanese iris (mixed hybrids) and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by Creative Color Yatsuhashi (zigzag bridge), Japanese Garden." United States postcard Graphics; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 27 Seiwa-En Text on back reads, "Seiwa-En The Japanese Garden In n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo by John Frost color faded to green Shaw's Garden - Missouri Botanical Garden Tower Grove - United States postcard McDonald St. Louis Distr.; Magnolia to Shaw Avs. Saint Louis, Missouri. Seiwa-En is Plastichrome, Boston, MA the largest traditional Japanese Garden in North America. 13.5 acres. Dedicated May 5, 1977. This view features a Taikobashi (Drum Bridge) over the 4 1/2 acre lake."

277 28 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis Text on back reads, "Winter Scene: Kasuga lantern and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Distributed by Creative Color teahouse." United States postcard Graphics; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 29 Seiwa-En Japanese Garden; Missouri Text on back reads, "This is the largest traditional 1984 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann Botanical Gardens, St. Louis Japanese Garden in North America, embracing a United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, Teahouse, four acre lake, islands, footbridges, waterfalls MO; copyright Art Grossmann and incomparable serenity. The new Ridgeway Center, Photo Linnean House and Climatron are a few other features at M.B.G." 277 30 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis Image of flowers and flowering trees in bloom. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by Creative Color back reads, "Spring, the season of Color." United States postcard Graphics; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 31 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis Close-up of a pink rose in bloom. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by Creative Color "Rose Floribunda hybrid, 'Europeana '." United States postcard Graphics; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 32 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis Text on back reads, "Dry Garden and Suwa lantern, in the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Distributed by Creative Color Japanese Garden." United States postcard Graphics; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 33 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis Image of flowers in bloom. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Distributed by Creative Color Garden's ever-changing landscape." United States postcard Graphics; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 34 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis Close-up of lily pad flowers in bloom. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by Creative Color "Nymphaea 'Mrs. George C. Hitchcock', lily pond." United States postcard Graphics; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 35 Climatron St. Louis, Mo. Missouri Botanical Text on back reads, "The Climatron, seen during a flower n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Garden show, is a geodesic-domed, climate controlled tropical United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Jack greenhouse and has been a Garden landmark since its Zehrt; McGrew Color construction in 1960." Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 36 Tower Grove Park Close-up of lily pads on a pond. Text on back reads, "One n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Copyright Vacationland of the few remaining Victorian Walking Parks in the United States postcard Distributing Co.; photo World. Tower Grove is filled with Ornate Gazebos, copyright Jerry Warren Statuary, Oriental Flowers, Water Lillies and Bicyclists. The Park, a National Historic Landmark, created by Missouri Botanical Garden Founder, Henry Shaw in 1868, is located at 4255 Arsenal Street."

277 37 "Tower Grove House" Missouri Botanical Exterior view of the home. Text on back reads, "Tower n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Srenco Photography, Garden, St. Louis, Mo. Grove House, the country home of Henry Shaw founder United States postcard Olivette, MO; dynacolor of the Garden, was built in 1849. This beautifully restored graphics, inc., Miami, FL house contains furnishings of the period including many possessions of Mr. Shaws [sic]."

277 38 Tower Grove House Missouri Botanical Exterior view of the home. Text on back reads, "A view of n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Srenco Photography, Garden, St. Louis, Mo. the South of Tower Grove House seen through a Magnolia United States postcard Olivette, MO; dynacolor x loebneri in blossom." graphics, inc., Miami, FL 277 39 Tower Grove House North Parlor Missouri Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "The pink n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Srenco Photography, Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Mo. marble mantle was made especially for Mr. Shaw's United States postcard Olivette, MO; dynacolor summer house which was built in 1849. The icy clear graphics, inc., Miami, FL looking glass above it reflects the crystal prisms in the chandelier." 277 40 Mr. Henry Shaw's "Tower Grove House" Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Srenco Photography, Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis, Mo. Dining Room. This room was a later addition to the United States postcard Olivette, MO; dynacolor house. However, the furniture, silver tea service and graphics, inc., Miami, FL paintings were from Mr. Shaw's Town House. The small corner cabinet is a fine example of beautiful furniture made in St. Louis during this period."

277 41 Mr. Henry Shaw's "Tower Grove House" Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "South n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Srenco Photography, Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis, Mo. Drawing Room. The little piano made by Allison was United States postcard Olivette, MO; dynacolor purchased by Mr. Shaw when he attended the London graphics, inc., Miami, FL Crystal Palace Exposition in 1851."

277 42 Mr. Henry Shaw's "Tower Grove House" Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Srenco Photography, Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis, Mo. Office. A secretary of hungarian Ash and a flat top desk as United States postcard Olivette, MO; dynacolor well as a studded iron strong box make this sunny room graphics, inc., Miami, FL overlooking the Herb Garden an ideal office."

277 43 Mr. Henry Shaw's "Tower Grove House" Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Kolorvue by Artvue Post Card Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis, Mo. Kitchen. A reconstructed kitchen of Mr. Shaw's period, United States postcard Co., New York, NY showing the old coal range, large skillet, butter churn, and the 'Flo-blue' Staffordshire china."

277 44 Tower Grove House Northeast Bedroom Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Srenco Photography, Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Mo. rosewood trimmed burled birch furniture in this room is a United States postcard Olivette, MO; dynacolor compliment to the rare ingrain floor covering." graphics, inc., Miami, FL

277 45 Tower Grove House Bathroom Missouri Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "Here is an n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Srenco Photography, Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Mo. example of modern facilities in the last decade of the United States postcard Olivette, MO; dynacolor nineteenth century. The tin lined tub in a wooden graphics, inc., Miami, FL structure shares interest with a kerosene lamp heater and other quaint fixtures in this early bathroom."

277 46 Tower Grove House Southeast Bedroom Interior view of the home. Text on back reads, "An n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Srenco Photography, Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Mo. immense heavily carved mahogany bed with half canopy United States postcard Olivette, MO; dynacolor dominates this sunny bedroom." graphics, inc., Miami, FL 277 47 Linnaean House Text on back reads, "Linnaean House in World Famous n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor Shaw's Garden Missouri Botanical Garden Tower Grove United States postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; Ave. - Magnolia to Shaw Aves. Saint Louis, Mo. A portion photo by John Frost of the Rose Garden faces the Linnaean House. The house McDonald, St. Louis, Distr. is the oldest continuously operated greenhouse west of the Mississippi. Built in 1881 by Henry Shaw and designed after a greenhouse in Garden, London. Marble busts of three great Botanists - Linnaeus, Thomas Nutthall, and Dr. decorate the main entrance. There are two major rose gardens containing approximately 5,000 plants and numbering over 200 varieties."

277 48 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis A group of people stands next to a gazebo surrounded by n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by Creative Color flowers. Text on back reads, "Gazebo shelter is focal point United States postcard Graphics; McGrew Color of Anne L. Lehmann Rose Garden." Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 49 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis Interior view of a greenhouse showing cacti, etc. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Distributed by Creative Color back reads, "Landscaped interior of Desert House." United States postcard Graphics; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 50 Missouri Botanical Garden St. Louis Interior view of a greenhouse showing orchids in bloom. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Distributed by Creative Color Text on back reads, "Orchid display in the Climatron." United States postcard Graphics; McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO

277 51 Cathedral of Saint Louis Two-panel postcard, one image of the exterior, one of the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark interior. Text on back reads, "Also known as the New United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Cathedral, built in 1907, it is home to the largest photo copyright James Blank; collection of mosaics in the world." Terrell 277 52 Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis Aerial view of the church, which has green roofing. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by on back reads, "The Romanesque-Byzantine Cathedral United States picture postcard IDC; photo copyright Phil contains the world's most extensive collection of mosaic Valdez art. Although the building was finished in 1914, its hand- set interior mosaics were not completed until the late 1980s." 277 53 The New Cathedral of St. Louis Exterior view. Text on back reads, "The world's largest n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by St. Louis collection of mosaics adorns 65,000 square-feet of walls United States postcard Cathedral, St. Louis, MO; and domes in the foremost example of Byzantine made by Dexter Press, Inc., architecture in the Western Hemisphere. Building West Nyack, NY construction began May 1, 1907. Interior of the 80 foot diameter dome is the largest spherical surface ever covered by mosaics - completed in 1965."

277 54 The New Cathedral of St. Louis Lindell Exterior view. Text on back reads, "The world's largest n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri collection of mosaics adorns 65,000 sq. ft. of walls and United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by domes in the foremost example of Byzantine architecture Charles and Joann Jordon, in the Western Hemisphere. Building construction began copyright Mississippi River May 1, 1907. Interior of the 80 ft. dia. dome is the largest Trading Co.; McGrew Color spherical surface ever covered by mosaics - completed in Graphics, Kansas City, MO 1965. Adjoining is the St. Louis Chancery."

277 55 Saint Louis Cathedral 4401 Lindell Interior view. Text on back reads, "Saint Louis Cathedral n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.625"x5.5" color Photo by John Frost Boulevard Saint Louis, Missouri. named in honor of King Louis IX of France, is the largest United States picture postcard McDonald, St. Louis, Distr.; and best example of Byzantine art and architecture in Plastichrome Colourpicture, North America. Its mosaics are considered to be among Boston, MA the finest and also among the largest in the world. The Cathedral was begun by order of John Cardinal Glennon whose remains are buried beneath the Chapel of All Souls. Barnett, Hayes and Barnett, Architects."

277 56 Saint Louis Cathedral Lindell Boulevard Interior view. Text on back reads, "Construction began n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.75" color picture Published and copyright by and Newstead Avenue May 1, 1907. The first Mass was celebrated Sunday, United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Services, Anna, October 18, 1914. Mosaics cover 3 domes and parts of the IL; photo by Mike Coles; a walls, creating the largest mosaic collection in the world. Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. The cupola is the largest mosaic dome in the world Crocker Co., Inc., St. Louis, covering 11,000 sq. ft. The total mosaic collection covers MO 65,000 sq. ft. The altar is supported by 10 monolithic columns of rare marbles in contrasting colors. Guided tours are available after Noon Mass on Sunday and admission is free. St. Louis, Missouri."

277 57 Main Dome, St. Louis Cathedral Interior view looking up at the bottom of the dome. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.625" color Published by St. Louis on back reads, "This 11,000 square-foot cupola, the United States picture postcard Cathedral, St. Louis, MO; largest mosaic dome in the world, shows in vivid colors made by Dexter Press, Inc., figures of the Holy Trinity. Blessed Virgin, the prophets West Nyack, NY Ezekiel and Elias, angels and archangels set against constellations of the northern and southern skies."

277 58 North Dome, St. Louis Cathedral Interior view looking up at the bottom of the dome. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by St. Louis on back reads, "High above the baldacchinio the Twelve United States postcard Cathedral, St. Louis, MO; Apostles in colorful mosaic look down from the north made by Dexter Press, Inc., dome. The dome's azure field provides a vivid contrast to West Nyack, NY the burnished gold halos of the saints and the soft hues of their robes."

277 59 Main Altar, St. Louis Cathedral Text on back reads, "The altar is distinguished for its n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by St. Louis beauty of design, richness of material, and imposing size. United States postcard Cathedral, St. Louis, MO; Above the altar itself, the baldacchino rises 57 feet. It is made by Dexter Press, Inc., supported by ten monolithic columns of rare marbles in West Nyack, NY contrasting colors - red Verona, yellow Sienna, Fiori de Pesco (peach blossom), and green Verde Antique."

277 60 Mosaic Detail, St. Louis Cathedral Text on back reads, "The close-up view of this magnificent n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by St. Louis archangel allows the eye to discern individual mosaics. As United States postcard Cathedral, St. Louis, MO; in painting, meticulous attention has been given to the made by Dexter Press, Inc., effect of shading. Mosaic, called frozen painting, will West Nyack, NY remain when the work of the brush has faded."

277 61 St. Mark, St. Louis Cathedral Close-up of the statue. Text on back reads, "The inspired n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Published by St. Louis authors of the New Testament, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and United States postcard Cathedral, St. Louis, MO; John, of heroic size in white marble, stand atop the main made by Dexter Press, Inc., altar's baldacchino. The figure shown reading from the West Nyack, NY Bible is that of St. Mark."

277 62 Central West End Bird's eye view. Text on back reads, "View of the 'Central n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published and copyright by West End' area next to Forest Park. Looking North of United States picture postcard J.M.C. Photo Services, Anna, Interstate 40 is Barnes Hospital St. Louis Children's IL; made by Dexter Press, Hospital, Jewish Hospital of St. Louis and Chase Park West Nyack, NY Plaza. Behind these buildings is Euclid Ave. with many quaint shops and restaurants in St. Louis, Missouri."

277 63 Forest Park Four-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Saint Louis. 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc., St. Forest Park in the city is truly one of the most beautiful United States picture postcard Louis, MO; bottom left photo city parks in the country. Pictured here clockwise upper copyright David Marshall; all left: Pavilion of Lake, Muny opera; The Jewel Box; St. other photos copyright Cathy Louis Art Museum; /History Museum." Ferris, all rights reserved; Terrell 277 64 Hello from Forest Park St. Louis, Missouri Five-panel postcard showing different views. Text on back n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., reads, "One of the city's most popular attractions, this United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by world famous park open the year around features such Dennis Klempert points of interest as, the Art Museum (upper left), the Jewel Box (Upper right), McDonnell Planetarium, (lower left) and The Jefferson Memorial."

277 65 Jefferson Memorial Forest Park, St. Louis Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., "American history made vivid by exhibits of early guns, United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color costumes, household furnishings and souvenirs of the fur Graphics, Kansas City, MO trade. Thomas Jefferson, Lewis & Clark Expedition and the home of Lindbergh's trophies." 277 66 Missouri Historical Society Jefferson Close-up of the main entrance columns and Jefferson 1981 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x6" color picture Published by Art Grossmann Memorial Building, Forest Park, St. Louis statue. Text on back reads, "Home of the Charles United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; Lindbergh Gallery. Other exhibits include the River Room, photo copyright Art the Old Toy Shop and McDonnell Aerospace Gallery. Grossmann Besides the historical artifacts displayed, the Society maintains a continuously expanding library. The Country Store sells unique gifts, books and postcards."

277 67 Jefferson Memorial Building Missouri Exterior view. Text on back reads, "The Missouri Historical 1984 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Produced by Art Grossmann Historical Society Forest Park, St. Louis Society provides special events and fascinating exhibits of United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, Missouri culture from pre-historic through modern times. MO; photo copyright Art Unique galleries include the Golden Eagle riverboat Grossmann Photo pilothouse, Charles Lindbergh memorabilia, early fire- fighting equipment and a most extensive historic reference collection."

277 68 Statue of Saint Louis Text on back reads, "The City of St. Louis is named after n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.75" color picture Published and copyright by King Louis IX of France known as 'Saint Louis.' This statue United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Services, Anna, is in front of the Art Museum in Forest Park, St. Louis, IL; photo by Mike Coles; a Missouri." Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Crocker Co., Inc., St. Louis, MO 277 69 Statue of St. Louis Art Hill, Forest Park, St. Text on back reads, "Louis IX of Frances [sic], for whom n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Louis the city was named is depicted as a crusader, clad in United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Art armor of the 13th century, holding his sword inverted to Grossmann; McGrew Color form a cross. The statue was donated to the city by the Graphics, Kansas City, MO Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1903."

277 70 Statue of Saint Louis In Front of City Art Text on back reads, "Original bronze of Crusader King n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Lusterchrome Tichnor Bros., Museum Forest Park, Saint Louis, Mo. Louis IX of France, patron of Saint Louis. Presented to the United States postcard Inc., Boston, MA; photo city in 1906 by the Louisiana Exposition Company. copyright John Frost American Sculptor Charles Henry Niehaus 1855-1935." McDonald Distr., St. Louis

277 71 Art Museum Forest Park, St. Louis, atop View of the Museum and Saint Louis statue. Text on back 1981 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann Art Hill reads, "The culture of mankind from all parts of the world United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; is represented in 70 galleries and special exhibits by photo copyright Art masters from all periods including the present. The Grossmann Museum is largely tax supported; admission is free. Visitors pay as they wish for special exhibitions. Statue at left is of the city's namesake, Saint Louis."

277 72 The Art Museum Forest Park St. Louis, Exterior view. Text on back reads, "This beautiful building n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Missouri houses one of the great art collections in the United United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color States. Visitors to St. Louis make it a point to visit the Graphics, Kansas City, MO Museum and to view its art treasures."

277 73 St. Louis Art Museum Exterior view. Text on back reads, "High on Art Hill in n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri, is one of the finest Art United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Services, Anna, Museums in the country. Over 15,000 objects are shown IL; photo by Mike Coles; a on a rotating basis along with special exhibitions Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. throughout the year. Open every day except Christmas Crocker Co., Inc., St. Louis, and New Years." MO 277 74 The Judgment of Paris Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Lucas Cranach the Elder, German, 1472-1553. United States picture postcard Museum Oil and tempera on panel, 50.8 x 36.4 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 28:1932." 277 75 Madonna and Child Enthroned with Four Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art Saints back reads, "'The Pugliese Altar,' main panel. Piero di United States picture postcard Museum Cosimo, Italian, 1462-1521. Tempera with oil glazes on panel, 166.4 x 113.0 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 1:1940." 277 76 Madonna and Child Image of a figurine on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Printed in Germany by Brüder back reads, "German, Nuremberg, late 15th century . United States picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin From the Collection of the City Art Museum, St. Louis, Missouri." 277 77 Portrait of Lady Guldeford Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Printed in Germany by Brüder back reads, "Hans Holbein the Younger. German, 1497/8- United States picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin 1543 . From the Collection of the City Art Museum, St. Louis, Missouri." 277 78 The Housekeeper, 1656 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Nicholaes Maes, Dutch, 1632-1693. Oil on United States picture postcard Museum canvas, 66.4 x 53.7 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 72:1950." 277 79 Portrait of a Woman, ca. 1650 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Artext Prints, back reads, "Frans Hals, Dutch, 1581/85-1666. Purchased United States picture postcard Inc., Westport, CT with funds given by donors, Art Museum Special Funds, and Friends of City Museum Funds, 1955 City Art Museum of Saint Louis."

277 80 The Crucifixion Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Printed in Germany by Brüder back reads, "Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Italian, 1696- United States picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin 1700. From the Collection of the City Art Museum, St. Louis, Missouri." 277 81 The Artist's Sister Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Artext Prints, back reads, "Paul Cezanne, French (1839-1906). The City United States picture postcard Inc., Westport, CT Art Museum of St. Louis." 277 82 Peasant Woman Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Artext Prints, back reads, "Paul Cezanne, French (1839-1906). The City United States picture postcard Inc., Westport, CT Art Museum of St. Louis." 277 83 Ballet Dancers in the Wings, ca. 1895 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Edgar Degas, French, 1834-1917. Pastel, 71.1 United States picture postcard Museum x 66.0 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 24:1935."

277 84 Stairway At Auvers, 1890 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Vincent van Gogh, Dutch, 1853-1890. Oil on United States picture postcard Museum canvas, 50.8 x 71.1 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 1:1935."

277 85 The Huth Factories At Clichy, 1887 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Vincent van Gogh, Dutch, 1853-1890. Oil on United States picture postcard Museum canvas, 53.9 x 72.9 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 579:1958." 277 86 Madame Roulin, 1888 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Paul Gauguin, French, 1848-1903. Oil on United States picture postcard Museum canvas, 48.9 x 62.2 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 5:1959."

277 87 The Blue Mandolin Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Printed in Germany by Brüder back reads, "Georges Braque, French, b. 1882. From the United States picture postcard Hartmann, Berlin Collection of the City Art Museum, St. Louis, Missouri." 277 88 The Mother, 1901 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Pablo Picasso, Spanish, 1881-1973. Oil on United States picture postcard Museum pulpboard, 74.9 x 51.4 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 10:1939." 277 89 Park in Spring Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Artext Prints, back reads, "Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, German (b. 1884). The United States picture postcard Inc., Westport, CT City Art Museum of Saint Louis."

277 90 Temptation, 1912 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Marc Chagall, Russian, born 1887. Oil on United States picture postcard Museum canvas, 160.5 x 114.0 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 74:1954." 277 91 Bathers with a Turtle, 1908 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4.5" color picture Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Henri Matisse, French, 1869-1954. Oil on United States postcard Museum; Black Box canvas; 179.1 x 220.3 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum. Gift Collotype, Chicago of Mr. and Mrs. , Jr. 24:1964."

277 92 Long Live Love or Charming Countryside, Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on 1993 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.25"x6" color picture Copyright VG Bild-Kunst, 1923 back reads, "Max Ernst. , St. Louis, United States postcard Bonn, 1993 Bequest of Morton D. May. From the art book: Max Ernst, A Retrospective, Prestel, München." (Text in German and English) 277 93 Composition of Red and White, 1938-42 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Piet Mondrain, Dutch, 1872-1944. Oil on United States picture postcard Museum canvas, 100.3 x 99.1 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 242:1972." 277 94 A Street in St. Louis Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. unknown St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture unknown back reads, "by Henry Lewis, American (1819-1904). From United States postcard the Collection of the City Art Museum St. Louis."

277 95 The Roman Campagna - 1873 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by Artext Prints, back reads, "George Inness (1825-1894). The City Art United States picture postcard Inc., Westport, CT Museum of Saint Louis." 277 96 The Captive Charger, 1854 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Charles F. Wimar, American, 1828-1862. Oil United States picture postcard Museum on canvas, 76.2 x 104.2 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 181:1925." 277 97 Surveyor's Wagon in the Rockies Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Albert Bierstadt, American, 1830-1902. Oil on United States picture postcard Museum paper on canvas, 19.7 x 32.7 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 158:1953." 277 98 Winona Falls, 1877 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Alexander H. Wyant, American, 1836-1892. United States picture postcard Museum Oil on canvas, 71.1 x 57.2 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 24:1915." 277 99 The Country School, 1871 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Winslow Homer, American, 1836-1910. Oil United States picture postcard Museum on canvas, 54.3 x 97.5 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 123:1946." 277 100 Sulphurous Evening, 1929 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Charles S. Burchfield, American, 1893-1967. United States picture postcard Museum Watercolor, 59.1 x 75.9 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 8:1936." 277 101 Cradling Wheat, 1938 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Thomas Hart Benton, American, 1889-1975. United States picture postcard Museum Tempera and oil on board, 78.7 x 96.5 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 8:1939." 277 102 The Phantom, 1958 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.5"x6" color picture Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Hans Hofmann, American, 1880-1966. Oil on United States postcard Museum; Black Box canvas; 122.6 x 92.4 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum. Gift of Collotype, Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Shoenberg 240:1977."

277 103 Builders #1, 1972 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Jacob Lawrence, American, born 1917. United States picture postcard Museum Watercolor and gouache, 57.2 x 78.1 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 93:1972." 277 104 Ocean Park No. 68, 1975 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4.5" color picture Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Richard Diebenkorn, American, b. 1922. Oil United States postcard Museum; Black Box on canvas; 236.5 x 206.1 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum. Collotype, Chicago Purchase: Funds given by the Shoenberg Foundation, Inc. 1:1976." 277 105 II, 1966-67 Image of a painting on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4.5" color picture Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Ellsworth Kelly, American, b. 1923. Oil on United States postcard Museum; Black Box canvas; 203.2 x 693.6 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum. Collotype, Chicago Purchase: Funds given by the Shoenberg Foundation, Inc. 4:1967." 277 106 Goldfish Bowl II, 1978 Image of an object on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.5"x6" color picture Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Roy Lichtenstein, American, b. 1923. Cast United States postcard Museum; Black Box and painted bronze, 99 x 64.2 cm. The Saint Louis Art Collotype, Chicago Museum. Purchase: Funds given by the Shoenberg Foundation, Inc. 2:1979." 277 107 Head of a Bull Image of an object on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Mesopotamian, Sumer, ca. 2800-2600 B.C. United States picture postcard Museum Copper, shell and lapis lazuli, Height: 23.5 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 260:1951." 277 108 Candlestick Image of an object on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Iranian, 14th century. Bronze with silver United States picture postcard Museum inlay, Height: 29.2 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 43:1926." 277 109 Plate, 1250-1450 Image of an object on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Cholula Polychrome Ware. Mexican, Mixtec United States picture postcard Museum Culture. Painted earthenware, Diameter: 22.9 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 85:1950."

277 110 Coffee Pot, ca. 1760 Image of an object on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Myer Myers, American, 1723-1795. Silver, United States picture postcard Museum Height: 35.2 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 84:1945."

277 111 Prayer Rug, Mudjur Type Image of an object on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "Turkish, Central Anatolia. Ottoman Period, United States picture postcard Museum 2nd half 19th century. Wool, ghiordes knot, 185.4 x 134.6 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 108:1929."

277 112 Malanggan, Long-Eared Helmet Mask Image of an object on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "New Ireland. Painted wood, fiber, United States picture postcard Museum operculum, Height: 70.0 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 176:1975." 277 113 Hollyhock Window, ca. 1885 Image of an object on display in the museum. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x5.875" color Copyright The St. Louis Art back reads, "John LaFarge, American, 1835-1910. Leaded United States picture postcard Museum glass, 221.7 x 94.6 cm. The St. Louis Art Museum 31:1972.1." 277 114 Jewel Box Two-panel postcard, one exterior, one interior view. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Price written in pencil on back, on back reads, "Jewel Box, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO. Set United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat upper right in the midst of beautiful floral gardens and fountains, this Photo, copyright Mississippi incomparable structure houses changing seasonal floral River Trading Co.; McGrew displays. The 50 foot high glass building, built in 1936, is Color Graphics, Kansas City, designed to let the winter sunlight in while keeping out MO the summer heat. View on right shows one of the interior floral settings."

277 115 Jewel Box Forest Park, St. Louis Image of blooming flowers, a fountain and the Jewel Box n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., greenhouse in the distance. Text on back reads, United States postcard St. Louis, MO "Surrounded by beautiful floral gardens, special inside floral shows are always on display. Open to visitors all year round." 277 116 Jewel Box, Forest Park St. Louis, Missouri Interior view of the greenhouse with an inset of the sign n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., for the Old Water Mill. Text on back reads, "One of the United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat interior floral displays at the Jewel Box, the Old Water Photo; McGrew Color Mill, is shown in its fall colors. Floral displays are changed Graphics, Kansas City, MO seasonally around the different interior settings."

277 117 Statue of Saint Francis of Assisi A water lily pond, abstract sculpture, and St. Francis n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.625"x5.5" color Photo by John Frost sculpture. Text on back reads, "Jewel Box Garden - Forest United States picture postcard McDonald, St. Louis Park Saint Louis, Missouri. The 12-foot bronze statue of Distributor Saint Francis, the thirteenth-century saint who symbolizes the of man for nature. The $30,000 sculpture cast in Mexico is a gift to the city of St. Louis by Alice Martin Turner in memory of her husband Harry Turner. Sculptor: Carl C. Mose of St. Louis."

277 118 Jewel Box, Forest Park St. Louis, Missouri Two-panel postcard of blooming flowers in the Jewel Box n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.125"x5.875" color Published by Mississippi River greenhouse. Text on back reads, "Shown here are two of United States picture postcard Trading Co., St. Louis, MO; the many changing floral displays. Top: Early Spring. photos by Chat Photo; Bottom: Christmas." McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO 277 119 Jewel Box Forest Park Saint Louis, Missouri View of a floral display inside the Jewel Box greenhouse. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by CharmCraft, St. Text on back reads, "Shown is one of the beautiful United States postcard Louis, MO; color by S.E. seasonal floral displays, which are featured through the Harrison; Plastichrome year in St. Louis' famous Forest Park." Colourpicture Publishers, Inc., Boston, MA

277 120 Jewel Box Forest Park, St. Louis, Mo. View of a floral display inside the Jewel Box greenhouse. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Text on back reads, "Brighten a winter's day by visiting United States postcard St. Louis, MO the Jewel Box in Forest Park."

277 121 Saint Louis Text on back reads, "Aerial view of the South East corner n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Published by MRTC/Ozark, St. of Forest Park and the St. Louis Science Center. In the United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photo by Joe background is Barnes Hospital." Joseph 277 122 McDonnell Planetarium Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Mc Donnell n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 6"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Planetarium, Forest Park, St. Louis. As is most of the United States picture postcard St. Louis, Mo; photo by Art newer architecture in St. Louis, this unusual building is as Grossmann, courtesy State of functional as it is eye appealing. Certainly it is one of Mo. Tourism; McGrew Color those buildings which entreat one to enter and to Graphics, Kansas City, MO become as one with the mysteries of the night and stars. Telescopes on the rooftop make this invitation a reality."

277 123 Full Moon over McDonnell Planetarium Text on back reads, "This uniquely designed planetarium, n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Forest Park, St. Louis, Mo. 72 feet tall with a 60 foot diameter dome, contains United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat educational exhibits including a seismograph, Focault Photo, copyright Mississippi Pendulum, holographic display, Laserium and Star Shows. River Trading Co.; McGrew There are also NASA space exhibits consisting of Mercury Color Graphics, Kansas City, II and Gemini VI spacecraft. An Air Force Thor-Able IV MO Missle stands alongside the planetarium. The architectural form of the planetarium is a Hoperbola of revolution."

277 124 Saint Louis Four-panel postcard showing a polar bear, a lemur, the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc., St. Price tag over bar code on back, Zoo train and St. Louis Arch and skyline. Text on back United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photos copyright upper right reads, "One of the many attractions for the visitor and MRTC, Inc. and Jack Zehrt resident of the Gateway City is the world famous St. Louis Zoo, one of the only free zoos remaining in the country."

277 125 Welcome to St. Louis Zoological Park Five-panel postcard, four of which show zoo animals. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4" color Published by St. Louis Color on back reads, "Dating from the early 1900's, the St. Louis United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Zoo is one of the city's most popular attractions, to photo by Dennis Klemport visitors and residents alike. Open year around, with special summer animal shows, chimpanzee, elephant and lion, this showplace also features an outstanding Children's Zoo. Tax supported, allowing free admission, this Zoo exhibits its animal population in surroundings very like those of their natural habitat."

277 126 Saint Louis Zoo A little kid peers through a window at a gorilla. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark back reads, "The St. Louis Zoo, one of the last free zoos in United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; the country, is recognized as one of the world's finest. photo copyright Joe Luman; Pictured here is one of the apes in the Jungle of the Apes Terrell display, a must for everyone to see."

277 127 Zoo Line Railroad Text on back reads, "Zoo Line Railroad, Forest Park, St. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Louis - Operating nearly the full year 'round, these small United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color trains take the young-at-heart of all ages on a 1 1/2 mile Graphics, Kansas City, MO tour of the zoo, with several points at which to leave and rejoin at will. This is certainly an attractive way in which to see the zoo at a leisurely pace and makes one wish to return again and again."

277 128 Saint Louis Science Center View across a small pond looking toward the center. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by on back reads, "St. Louis Science Center, located in the United States picture postcard MRTC, Inc., St. Louis, MO; southeast corner of Forest Park, makes the world of photo copyright Drea Stein; science come alive. Pictured here is the expansion that Terrell spans highway 40 located at 5050 Oakland Avenue." 279 12 The Old Cathedral Close-up of reliquaries. Text on back reads, "The Old n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 9"x6" color picture Ross-Gould Company, St. Cathedral. Church of Saint Louis IX, King of France, Saint United States postcard Louis, MO; photo by Arteaga, Louis, Missouri. Reliquaries on the Main Altar. In the four St. Louis, MO large gold reliquaries on the main altar, there are 92 sacred relics. The two associated with our Lord, the relics of His Crib, are placed at the head of the list. There are 90 relics of 67 different saints, with duplicate relics for some of the saints. For instance, there are two relics of St. Mark and three of St. Paul. There is a small piece of the veil of St. Rose and a tiny portion of the habit of St. Francis. In all, 88 of the relics consist of small bits of bones. It is interesting to note the earliest saint represented is St. Ann, the mother of the Blessed Virgin. Also present are the relics of St. Peter and nine of his companion Apostles, as well as those of three of the Evangelists. Then there are relics of martyrs, confessors, and virgins representing every age of the Church, and gathered from all parts of the world - saints whose lives have left us examples of almost every conceivable form of heroic virtue."

279 13 Civic Center & Gateway Arch Text on back reads, "Aerial View, St. Louis Downtown & n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 8.75"x5.5" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Riverfront. The Busch Memorial Stadium and the Gateway United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Art Arch, central feature of Jefferson National Expansion Grossmann; McGrew Color Memorial, symbolizes the opening of the West; is Graphics, Kansas City, MO administered by the National Park Service of the Department of the Interior. Adjacent landmarks include the Old Courthouse, Eads Bridge, and the Old Cathedral."

279 14 The Gateway Arch Compared with Other Pen and ink sketch of the height of the Arch compared to n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 9"x5.5" b&w postcard copyright by Norbury L. Famous High Structures the Chrysler Tower, Woolworth Building, Basilica of St. United States and more Wayman Peter, World Trade Center, Railway Exchange Building, Civil Courts Building, Washington Monument, Cologne Cathedral, Eiffel Tower, Great Pyramid, Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building and Hotel Park-Plaza. Text on front reads, "Note - vertical scale in hundred feet increments at each end of chart." No text on back.

279 15 Aerial Arch and Stadium Text on back reads, "This West to East aerial view exhibits n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x8.75" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., the new developments made near the Civic Center United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Art Stadium and riverfront. The Old Courthouse and Grossmann; McGrew Color Cathedral are surrounded by new apartments, office Graphics, Kansas City, MO buildings and circular motel. Historic Eads Bridge continues to serve as a vital link with the Illinois areas."

279 16 Gateway Arch and St. Louis Panorama Two-panel postcard, one view of the St. Louis Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 8.75"x5.5" color St. Louis Color Postcard Co., skyline, the other of the observation deck inside the Arch. United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; McGrew Color Text on back reads, "Historic Eads Bridge (1870), right, Graphics, Kansas City, MO and Poplar St. Bridge (1968), left; complement the graceful curve of stainless steel 630 ft. high Gateway Arch. The City of St. Louis, respecting our tallest National Monument, limits height of buildings in area, permitting unobstructed views of, and from, the arch. Lower photo; visitors to observation platform top of arch get a convenient and spectacular view from high above the site of St. Louis' founding in 1764."

279 17 Missouri Botanical Garden Image of flowers in bloom and a brick house in the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x8.75" color Distributed by Creative Color background. Text on back reads, "Herb Garden and Henry United States picture postcard Graphics; McGrew Color Shaw townhouse." Graphics, Kansas City, MO

279 18 Missouri Botanical Garden Text on back reads, "The Climatron, seen reflected in the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 8.75"x5.5" color Distributed by Creative Color lily pool, is a geodesic-domed, climate-controlled tropical United States picture postcard Graphics; McGrew Color greenhouse and has been a garden landmark since its Graphics, Kansas City, MO construction in 1960."

279 19 Missouri Botanical Garden Image of flowers in bloom and a brick greenhouse in the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 8.75"x5.5" color Distributed by Creative Color background. Text on back reads, "Linnaean House and United States picture postcard Graphics; McGrew Color North Rose Garden." Graphics, Kansas City, MO

279 20 Missouri Botanical Garden Image of flowers, a pond and bridge in the Japanese n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x8.75" color Distributed by Creative Color Garden. Text on back reads, "Taikobashi (drum bridge), United States picture postcard Graphics; McGrew Color part of the Japanese Garden landscape." Graphics, Kansas City, MO

279 21 Gateway Arch Jefferson National Three-panel postcard showing two views of the Arch and n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 9"x6" color picture Mirro-Krome Card by H.S. Expansion Memorial one view of the city taken from the Arch. Text on back United States postcard Crocker Co., Inc., Oklahoma reads, "The Gateway Arch soars 630 feet into the sky City, OK; Jefferson National above St. Louis. Designed by Eero Saarinen, it symbolizes Expansion Historical St. Louis' historic role as Gateway to the West. Association, St. Louis, MO Transporters in each leg carry visitors to an observation platform in its top. Lower right is a breath-taking panoramic view of St. Louis from the top of the Arch."

279 22 Gateway Arch St. Louis, Missouri Text on back reads, "The awesome height (630 ft.) of the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.5"x8.75" color Distributed by Creative Color creased stainless steel constructed Arch is exemplified in this United States picture postcard Graphics; photo by Eric view. Our tallest National Monument, the arch is in the Abrams; McGrew Color shape of an inverted catenary curve, designed by the Late Graphics, Kansas City, MO Eero Saarinen."

279 23 Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Text on back reads, "Designed by Eero Saarinen, the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4"x10" color picture Copyright Impact, El Dorado Gateway Arch was the winning design in the 1947 United States postcard Hills, CA; photo by Richard architectural competition for the development of a Sprengeler; printed in Japan memorial to Thomas Jefferson and others who expanded the United States westward. Tree-lined walkways, rolling hills and reflecting ponds round out the 91 acre park at the Mississippi's edge. For a video documentary on the construction of the Gateway Arch call (800) 537-7962." 279 24 Panoramic View of Mississippi Riverfront Text on back reads, "Jefferson National Expansion 1982 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 9"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann & Gateway Arch at St. Louis, MO. Memorial. Aerial panorama looking West. Westbound United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; pioneers met, organized their wagon trains, were photo copyright Art outfitted, and embarked from the area in foreground, Grossmann now the site of our Gateway Arch, a memorial honoring that Westward Expansion and those who made it possible. Then as now, St. Louis was the hub of trails West. Highways shown include (from left) I-55, I-44, U.S. 50, U.S. 66, U.S. 40 and I-70."

279 25 Best Western St. Louisian Hotel Six-panel postcard showing the hotel, Gateway Arch, Old n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 9"x3.875" color Best Western [?] Courthouse, a riverboat, Busch Brewery and the United States picture postcard Convention Center. Text on front reads, "A touch of economical luxury in Downtown St. Louis." Text on back reads, "Tucker at Washington, St. Louis, MO 63101. (314) 421-4727. Toll Free Reservation 800-528-1234. 200 Guest Rooms and Suites. Fine Dining and Cocktail Lounge on premises. Complimentary covered Valet parking for cars or bus. Heated outdoor pool and Banquet facilities. Within walking distance to Convention Center, Busch Stadium and Arch. Specialist in tour and travel services. Commercial, Government and Group rates available. An affordable alternative in downtown St. Louis."

279 26 Marriott's Pavilion Hotel St. Louis Six-panel postcard showing one exterior and five interior n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 3.875"x8.5" color Marriott [?] views of the hotel. Text on back reads, "One Broadway, United States picture postcard St. Louis, Missouri, 63102. (314) 421-1776. In the heart of the city, 15 minutes from Lambert International Airport. 671 guest rooms and suites, four restaurants and lounges, heated indoor swimming pool, hydrotherapy pool, saunas, health club. 23 meeting rooms accommodating from 10 to 1,375 people. Near Gateway Arch, Lacledes Landing, Busch Memorial Stadium."

279 27 Saint Louis Gateway to the West Jefferson Three-panel postcard showing one exterior and two n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 10"x4" color picture Copyright Impact, El Dorado National Expansion Memorial interior shots of the Old Courthouse. Text on back reads, United States postcard Hills, CA; photos by Richard "The Old Courthouse is headquarters to the Jefferson Sprengeler; printed in Japan National Expansion Memorial. Dating back to the early 1800's, this famous St. Louis structure was witness to many historic events including the first two Dred Scott trials, the outcome of which hastened the start of the Civil War. The Old Courthouse features an extensive museum, restored courtrooms and a breathtaking rotunda. For a video documentary on the construction of the Gateway Arch call (800) 537-7962."

279 28 Saint Louis Jefferson National Expansion Panoramic view of the river and St. Louis skyline just after n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 10"x4" color picture Copyright Impact, El Dorado Memorial sunset. Text on back reads, "The 630' stainless-steel United States postcard Hills, CA; photo by John Gateway Arch gives St. Louis, Missouri one of the world's Wagner; printed in Japan most unique skylines. Designed by architect Eero Saarinen in 1947, the Arch was built between 1963 and 1965. It is the centerpiece of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, a unit of the National Park Service established to re-tell the story of America's century of westward expansion. For a video documentary on the construction of the Gateway Arch call (800) 537-7962."

279 29 Saint Louis Jefferson National Expansion Three-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Visitors can n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 10"x4" color picture Copyright Impact, El Dorado Memorial ride to the top of the 630' Gateway Arch via tram system United States postcard Hills, CA; photos by Jack Zehrt comprised of 8 capsules that climb the legs of the Arch. and Richard Sprengeler; The capsules open to a 100 foot observation room that printed in Japan provides a panoramic view of the St. Louis area. For a video documentary on the construction of the Gateway Arch call (800) 537-7962."

277 129 Missouri Image of wavy sand leading to a river at sunset or sunrise. 1997 Yes St. Louis County, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San Text on back reads, "Pelican Island Natural Area." Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo copyright Charles Gurche 277 130 Transport Museum - St. Louis County Two-panel postcard showing engine no. 502, a caboose 1981 Yes St. Louis County, 4"x6" color picture Published by Art Grossmann and depot building. Text on back reads, "National Missouri, United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; Museum of Transport. Barrett Station Road, St. Louis photos copyright Art County, Mo. 63122. Operated by St. Louis County Parks Grossmann Department. SEE a most comprehensive collection of locomotives, railway cars, automobiles, streetcars, buses, trucks, horse-drawn vehicles, pipeline and communication devices, displayed along with steam tractors and airplanes."

277 131 National Museum of Transport View from a nearby hilltop looking down onto the train 1983 Yes St. Louis County, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann yard. Buses with schoolkids visit. Text on back reads, "St. Missouri, United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, Louis, Missouri 63122. Enter the Museum through the MO; photo copyright Art Barrett Station reception center, and then to the Grossmann automotive building that houses automobiles, trucks, buses and aircraft. Surrounding are more than 16 display tracks with a vast array of historic railroad equipment dating from the 1830s to yesterday, and from all sections of the United States and several foreign countries."

277 132 National Museum of Transport View of the museum's train yard. Text on back reads, "St. 1983 Yes St. Louis County, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann Louis, Missouri 63122. Lines of steam, diesel-electric and Missouri, United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, straight electric locomotives, some with complete trains, MO; photo copyright Art highlight the vast collection. Here visitors of all ages see Grossmann first-hand America's heritage of transportation on land, water and in the air."

277 133 National Museum of Transport Text on back reads, "St. Louis, Missouri 63122. Stage 1983 Yes St. Louis County, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann Coach-Style Passenger Car - 1834. Designed and built by Missouri, United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, John Lightner in Boston & Providence Railroad shops. MO; photo copyright Art Originally pulled by horse, later by steam power. Oldest Grossmann surviving original passenger coach known. Exhibited at World's Fairs, Chicago, 1893 and New York, 1939-1940. Contributed by 'Friends of the Danbury Collection' in 1982." 277 134 National Museum of Transport Text on back reads, "St. Louis, Missouri 63122. 'Daniel 1983 Yes St. Louis County, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann Nason' - 1858. 4-4-0 'American'-type locomotive designed Missouri, United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, by Master Mechanic George S. Griggs for Boston & MO; photo copyright Art Providence Railroad. This is the only surviving example of Grossmann 'inside-connected' cyclinders [sic] and main driving rods that were common prior to the late 1850s. Contributed by 'Friends of the Danbury Collection' in 1982."

277 135 National Museum of Transport Text on back reads, "West of Interstate 270 on Barrett n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Photo and copyright by John Station Road Saint Louis, Mo. 314-965-6885 63122 Union Missouri, United States postcard Frost McDonald, St. Louis, Pacific 4006 'Big Boy.' One of 25 locomotives built in 1941 MO; Lusterchrome by Tichnor by the American Locomotive Co. for heavy freight service. Bros., Inc., Boston, MA Weighing 600 tons these are the largest steam locomotives ever built."

277 136 Chicago and Northwestern #274 Text on back reads, "National Museum of Transport, St. n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Louis 22, Missouri. Built in 1873 by the Baldwin Missouri, United States postcard St. Louis, MO Locomotive Works, this 4-4-0 American Type locomotive was retired about 1900 to become part of the Purdue University Collection."

277 137 Norfolk & Western #2156 Text on back reads, "2-8-8-2 compound, articulated n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., locomotive, built 1942 in the Roanoke shops. This engine Missouri, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by J.J. was used as a 'work horse' in heavy freight service Bothman through mountainous territory. Exhibited at National Museum of Transport, St. Louis, Mo."

277 138 Missouri Pacific Locomotive #635 Text on back reads, "National Museum of Transport, St. n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Louis, Missouri 63122. This Missouri Pacific Locomotive Missouri, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome #635, built in 1889 by Baldwin Locomotive Works for St. by Colourpicture, Boston, MA Louis Iron Mountain and Southern, is a 4-6-0 Ten Wheel type." 277 139 Wabash #573 Text on back reads, "National Museum of Transport, St. n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Louis, Missouri 63122. Built in 1899 by the Rhode Island Missouri, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome Locomotive Works, this 2-6-0 'Mogul' locomotive was by Colourpicture, Boston, MA used in light freight service and had the distinction of being the last steam locomotive to operate on the Wabash when retired in 1955."

277 140 Baltimore and Ohio #173 Text on back reads, "National Museum of Transport, St. n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Louis, Missouri 63122. Built in 1873 at the Mt. Clare Missouri, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome shops, this 4-6-0 'Davis Ten-Wheeler' is a later edition to by Colourpicture, Boston, MA the famous Winans 'Camelback' design and was retired in 1900 to become a part of the Purdue University Collection."

277 141 Baltimore and Ohio #50 Text on back reads, "Pioneer non-articulated diesel- n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by Argro Foto & Residue on back of card electric locomotive, built in 1935 by Electro-Motive and Missouri, United States postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; General Electric. Exhibited at National Museum of photo by J.J. Bothman Transport, St. Louis, Mo." 277 142 National Museum of Transport Two people wave from the caboose. Text on back reads, 1983 Yes St. Louis County, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann "St. Louis, Missouri 63122. Wabash Caboose #2229. Built Missouri, United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, in 1904 using major components of the running trucks MO; photo copyright Art dating to early 1880s from the 'Wabash, St. Louis and Grossmann Pacific Railway'. Wooden construction with double-curve cupola roof. Now carries Museum visitors behind diesel locomotive on short intramural ride."

277 143 Union Pacific 4006 "Big Boy" Text on back reads, "Working in snow on Sherman Hill, n.d. Yes Wyoming, United 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Wyoming in November 1956. Built in 1941 by the States and St. Louis postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Stan American Locomotive Company for heavy freight service. County, Missouri, Kistler, Pasadena, CA No. 4006 is one of 25 of these world's largest steam United States locomotives. Exhibited at National Museum of Transport, St. Louis, Mo." 277 144 National Museum of Transport Text on back reads, "St. Louis, Missouri 63122. Gearless Bi- 1983 Yes St. Louis County, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann Polar Electric Locomotive #E-2. The only unit remaining of Missouri, United States postcard Photo Marketing, St. Louis, five built by General Electric for the Chicago, Milwaukee, MO; photo copyright Art St. Paul and Pacific in 1918. Powered by 12 traction Grossmann motors mounted on driving axles, drawing current power from overhead trolley wire. Used water-generated power in Pacific Northwest, and returned electricity to distributing system when going downhill. 76 feet long, weight 261 tons, speed 70 mph."

277 145 Illinois Terminal Rail Bus #206 Text on back reads, "White chassis and standard school n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., bus body built 1939 with special rear axle, flanged wheels Missouri, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; Plastichrome and four wheel bogie front truck. Operated on Alton- by Colourpicture, Boston, MA Grafton, Illinois line until 1953. Gift of Illini Railroad Club. Exhibited at National Museum of Transport, St. Louis, Mo." 277 146 Lambert-St. Louis International Airport Text on back reads, "Aerial View, Lambert-St. Louis n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., International Airport and McDonnell Douglas Corporation Missouri, United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat Facilities. Centrally located, this modern air terminal is Photo, copyright Mississippi the aerial crossroads of America. Served by more than 20 River Trading Co.; McGrew local, national, and international airlines, Lambert Field is Color Graphics, Kansas City, the 10th busiest airport in the United States. In the MO background is Fighterland, U.S.A., the McDonnell Douglas jet fighter aircraft manufacturing complex which is located at Lambert Field."

277 147 Lambert-St. Louis International Airport Three-panel view of the interior and exterior. Text on 1981 Yes St. Louis County, 6"x4" color picture Published by Art Grossmann back reads, "I-70, St. Louis County, Mo. The International Missouri, United States postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; Airport Terminal Building is across the field from the photos copyright Art famed McDonnell-Douglas Aircraft assembly plant. Grossmann Arriving and departing passengers totaled over 10,000,000 in 1980. Charles Lindbergh's plane, The Spirit of St. Louis (the replica of which is displayed here), took off from this site on the first leg of the first non-stop flight from New York to Paris."

277 148 Lambert-St. Louis International Airport View of the airport showing TWA planes at a terminal. No n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark additional text on back. Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; photo copyright Joe Luman; Terrell 277 149 Lambert St. Louis International Airport View of a few cars and a taxi outside a terminal. Text on n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 6"x4" color picture Published and copyright by back reads, "Busy airport serving the St. Louis Area. The Missouri, United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, four-domed roof is covered with 100,000 square feet of IL; photo by Mike Coles; a copper. Replica of Lindberg's [sic] Spirit of St. Louis is on Mirro-Krome card by H.S. display inside as are several other items. St. Louis, Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma Missouri." City, OK

277 150 Lambert-St. Louis International Airport Nighttime view of the TWA parking area. Also two insets n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by of arrival monitors. Text on back reads, "Rapidly Missouri, United States picture postcard MRTC/Ozark Postcard; photo becoming one of the busiest airports in the nation, by David Noble; copyright serving as a hub for several airlines and having direct John Hinde Curteich Inc.; flights to most major cities in the world." printed in Ireland

277 151 St. Louis Municipal Airport Terminal Lobby Interior view of the airport terminal with passengers. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., on back reads, "Lambert Field." Missouri, United States postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Art Grossmann 277 152 Lambert-St. Louis International Airport Text on back reads, "On display at Lambert-St. Louis n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., Spirit of St. Louis International Airport is this replica of the 'Spirit of St. Missouri, United States picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by David Louis', the plane that Charles Lindbergh flew across the Noble; copyright John Hinde Atlantic, alone, on May 20 and 21, 1927." Curteich Inc.

277 153 Spirit of St. Louis Lambert International Text on back reads, "Charles A. Lindberg [sic] with no n.d. Yes St. Louis County, 6"x4" color picture Published and copyright by Airport radio or parachute took off 7:52 A.M. May 20 from Missouri, United States postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, Roosevelt Field (New York) on a 3,600 mile solo non stop IL; photo by Mike Coles; a flight to Paris, France. After 33 1/2 hours 'Lucky Lindy' Mirro-Krome card by H.S. landed at Le Bourget Field (Paris) at 10:22 May 21. This Crocker, Co., Inc., Oklahoma replica may be seen at Lambert International Airport (St. City, OK Louis). A large display of Lindberg [sic] memorabilia can be seen at Jefferson Memorial in Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri."

277 154 Washington University St. Louis, Missouri Text on back reads, "Majestic Brookings Hall is the n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by Administration building for Washington University. Built County, Missouri, postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, in 1900 it was also the administration building for the St. United States IL; photo by Mike Coles; a Louis World's Fair in 1903-1904. Skinker Boulevard on the Mirro-Krome card by H.S. west edge of Forest Park." Crocker, Co., Inc., St. Louis, MO 277 155 Brookings Hall Washington University St. Text on back reads, "Named for Robert S. Brookings, n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright and Published by Louis, Missouri University President from 1895 to 1928. Brookings Hall County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA served as the administration building of the Louisiana United States Purchase Exposition Company. It was occupied by the University in 1905."

277 156 Graham Chapel Washington University St. Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Graham Chapel was n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and Published by Louis, Missouri dedicated November 10, 1909, built in a classic gothic County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA style. Graham Chapel was designed by Cope and United States Stewardson, architects." 277 157 Ridgley Hall Washington University St. Exterior view from below an awning. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and Published by Louis, Missouri "Named for Stephen Ridgley, Ridgley Hall served as County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA Ridgley Library from 1905 to 1963. The building, known as United States the Hall of International Congresses during the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, is seen here from the Beaumont Pavilion in Brookings Quadrangle."

277 158 Ridgley Hall Arcade Washington University View from underneath a sheltered walkway. Text on back n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and Published by St. Louis, Missouri reads, "Named for Stephen Ridgley, Ridgley Hall served as County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA Ridgley Library from 1905 to 1963. The building was United States known as the Hall of International Congresses during the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The Arcade which faces Brookings Quadrangle is a favorite gathering place for students."

277 159 Missouri Image from beneath a stone archway looking down a 1997 Yes Clayton, St. Louis 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San sidewalk bordered by a building and trees on the campus County, Missouri, picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo of Washington University. Text on back reads, United States copyright Charles Gurche "Washington University, St. Louis." 277 160 "The Search" Washington University St. Image of a modern sculpture. Text on back reads, "'The n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright and Published by Louis, Missouri Search', the work of Heikki M. Sepp, Washington County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA University Professor of Art, was the gift of Morton D. United States May. The sculpture symbolized the University's never ending inquiry into its fields of endeavor."

277 161 Mallinckrodt Center Washington Text on back reads, "Named for the Edward Mallinckrodt, n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and Published by University St. Louis, Missouri Jr. family, Mallinckrodt Center houses the Performing Arts County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA Area, Edison Theatre, the Office of Student Affairs, the United States Campus Bookstore and several food service facilities. The building was dedicated on October 12, 1973."

277 162 Olin Library Washington University St. Text on back reads, "Named for John M. Olin, Olin Library n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and Published by Louis, Missouri was dedicated May 2, 1963. The five-story building, two County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA floors of which are underground, houses the core of the United States University Library collection of over 1,500,000 volumes."

277 163 Olin Library Washington University St. Exterior, nighttime view. Text on back reads, "The John n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.5"x3.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., Louis, Mo. M. Olin Library is a major resource of scholarship on the County, Missouri, postcard St. Louis, MO Washington University campus. It has space for 1,350,000 United States volumes and cost nearly four million dollars. The University has over one million books in Olin and twelve departmental and school libraries."

277 164 Ethan A. H. Shepley Hall Washington Exterior, late evening view. Text on back reads, "This hall, n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 3.5"x5.5" color picture St. Louis Color Postcard Co., University St. Louis, Mo. which is the women's high rise residence, is named in County, Missouri, postcard St. Louis, MO honor of Ethan A. H. Shepley, who served as chancellor of United States Washington University from 1954-1961. He is now an emeritus member of the Washington University Board of Trustees."

277 165 Dormitory Area Washington University St. Text on back reads, "A view of the 'South 40' dormitory n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and Published by Louis, Missouri area, showing Shepley Hall, Eliot Hall (foreground) and County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA Lee Hall." United States 277 166 Dormitory Area Washington University St. Image mostly shows trees. Text on back reads, "A view of n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and Published by Louis, Missouri the 'South 40' dormitory area showing Lee Hall in the County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA foreground." United States 277 167 Dormitory Area Washington University St. Image mostly shows trees. Text on back reads, "A view of n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and Published by Louis, Missouri the 'South 40' dormitory area showing the Residential Life County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA Center (right) and Umrath Hall (left). Eliot Hall and United States Shepley Hall righrises are visible in the background." 277 168 Steinberg Hall of Art and Archaeology Exterior view. Text on back reads, "The Gallery of Art, the n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and Published by Washington University St. Louis, Missouri Department of Art and Archaeology and the Art and County, Missouri, picture postcard H.K. Barnett, Allison Park, PA Architecture Library occupy Steinberg Hall. A gift from United States Mrs. Mark C. Steinberg, the building was dedicated May 15, 1960." 277 169 Wine Shop Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 6"x4.125" color Published by H.K. Barnett, back reads, "Jules Breton, French, 1827-1906. Wine Shop - County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA Monday, 1858. Oil on canvas, 29 3/4" x 43 3/8". United States Washington University Gallery of Art. St. Louis, Missouri."

277 170 Le Christ Torment Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Published by H.K. Barnett, back reads, "James Esnor, Belgian, 1860-1949. Le Christ County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA Torment , ca. 1887. Oil on canvas, 21 3/4" x 27 5/8". United States Washington University Gallery of Art. St. Louis, Missouri."

277 171 La Suze Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 4.125"x5.875" color Published by H.K. Barnett, back reads, "Pablo Picasso, Spanish, 1881-1973. La Suze , County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA 1912/13. Pasted paper with charcoal, 25 3/4" x 19 3/4". United States Washington University Gallery of Art. St. Louis, Missouri."

277 172 Joie Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Published by H.K. Barnett, back reads, "Joan Miró, Spanish, 1893-. Joie , 1925. Oil on County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA linen, 39 1/2" x 28 3/4". Washington University Gallery of United States Art. St. Louis, Missouri."

277 173 Composition Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Published by H.K. Barnett, back reads, "Joan Miró, Spanish, 1893-. Composition , County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA 1933. Oil on canvas, 51 7/8" x 77 3/4". Washington United States University Gallery of Art. St. Louis, Missouri."

277 174 The Eye of Silence Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Published by H.K. Barnett, back reads, "Max Ernst, French, 1891-1976. The Eye of County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA Silence , 1943/44. Oil on canvas, 43 1/8" x 56 1/8". United States Washington University Gallery of Art. St. Louis, Missouri."

277 175 Daniel Boone Escorting Settlers Through Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Published by H.K. Barnett, the Cumberland Gap back reads, "George Caleb Bingham, American, 1811- County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA 1879. Daniel Boone Escorting Settlers Through the United States Cumberland Gap , 1851/52. Oil on canvas, 36 1/2" x 50 1/4". Washington University Gallery of Art. St. Louis, Missouri." 277 176 The Buffalo Hunt Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Published by H.K. Barnett, back reads, "Carl F. Wimar, American, 1828-1862. The County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA Buffalo Hunt , 1860. Oil on canvas, 35 1/4" x 60". United States Washington University Gallery of Art. St. Louis, Missouri."

277 177 Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta Image of a painting on display in the Washington n.d. unknown Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color unknown University art gallery. Text on back reads, "Frederic E. County, Missouri, picture postcard Church, American, 1826-1900. Sierra Nevada de Santa United States Marta , 1883. Oil on Canvas, 40" x 60 1/2". Gift of Charles Parsons, 1905, WU 2175." 277 178 Portrait of Professor W.D. Marks Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 4.125"x5.875" color Published by H.K. Barnett, back reads, ", American, 1844-1916. County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA Portrait of Professor W.D. Marks , 1886. Oil on canvas, 76 United States 1/2" x 54". Washington University Gallery of Art. St. Louis, Missouri." 277 179 Sleeping Effort Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Published by H.K. Barnett, back reads, "Jackson Pollock, American, 1912-1956. County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA Sleeping Effort , 1953. Oil on canvas, 49 7/8" x 76". United States Washington University Gallery of Art. St. Louis, Missouri."

277 180 Saturday Night Image of a painting on display in the art gallery. Text on n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Published by H.K. Barnett, back reads, "Willem de Kooning, American, 1904-. County, Missouri, picture postcard Allison Park, PA Saturday Night , 1956. Oil on canvas, 68 3/4" x 79 3/8". United States Washington University Gallery of Art. St. Louis, Missouri."

277 181 Clayton, MO. Text on back reads, "Aerial View, Clayton, MO. Filled with n.d. Yes Clayton, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., corporate office towers and surrounded by tree-shaded County, Missouri, picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat residential areas, Clayton combines the hustle and bustle United States Photo, copyright Mississippi of the big city with small town warmth. Clayton is the River Trading Co.; McGrew county seat of government for over one million residents Color Graphics, Kansas City, of St. Louis County." MO

277 182 West Port Plaza St. Louis, Mo. View from across a pond looking toward the shopping n.d. Yes Creve Coeur, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color Mississippi River Trading Co., center. Text on back reads, "This 42 acre business, County, Missouri, picture postcard St. Louis, MO; photo by Chat entertainment, hotel and shopping complex is located in United States Photo, copyright Mississippi northwest St. Louis County at the intersection of I-270 River Trading Co.; McGrew and Page Blvd. Known for its outdoor beauty and Color Graphics, Kansas City, combination of Alpine and Modern architecture, this MO center offers world-flavored dining and shopping, and includes the Sheraton - West Port Inn and the Sheraton Plaza." 277 183 West Port Plaza View from across a pond looking toward the shopping n.d. Yes Creve Coeur, St. Louis 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by center. Text on back reads, "As one walks by the unique County, Missouri, postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, shops, violins from the old country might be heard or jazz United States IL; photo by Mike Coles; a from the new country, perhaps even blue grass. A Swiss Mirro-Krome card by H.S. lakeside chalet is the setting for shops, an inn, a theater Crocker, Co., Inc., St. Louis, and a variety of restaurants at West Port Plaza, Interstate MO 270 and Page Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri."

277 184 Sheraton Plaza Hotel Painting of the hotel. Text on back reads, "Blending a rich n.d. Yes Creve Coeur, St. Louis 5.875"x4.125" color unknown contemporary look with a special South Sea Island flavor, County, Missouri, postcard it features such unique touches as multi-level dining United States rooms, enclosed pool setting and a private library. Located in the middle of West Port Plaza, St. Louis' Number One entertainment center. Sheraton Plaza Hotel. Sheraton Hotels & Inns, Worldwide. 900 West Port Plaza St. Louis, Missouri 63141. 314/434-5010."

277 185 Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, "Ulysses n.d. Yes Grantwood Village, St. 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; photo and Julia Grant first met at her family's White Haven farm Louis County, Missouri, picture postcard copyright Joe Luman; Terrell near St. Louis, now Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site United States (authorized in 1989). Qualities that made Grant extraordinary, including devotion to family and hard work, contrast at the site with the complex issues of slavery and Civil War." 277 186 Saint Louis Four-panel postcard showing images of Grant's Farm. Text n.d. Yes Grantwood Village, St. 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright and published by on back reads, "Located on the outskirts of St. Louis, the Louis County, Missouri, picture postcard MRTC, Inc., St. Louis, MO; original home of General Ulysses S. Grant. The cabin United States photos by James Blank and pictured here was built by him. Grant's Farm now serves Andrea Stein, copyright as the home for the world famous Clydesdale horses, as MRTC, Inc.; Terrell well as a fun place to visit with animal shows, a petting zoo, and a wildlife preserve. Tours are available Tuesday through Saturday, April through October."

277 187 The Museum of Science and Natural Text on back reads, "A Colombian dugout canoe in front n.d. Yes Richmond Heights, St. 5.75"x4" color picture Published and copyright by History of the Science Building. Two buildings, which were once Louis County, Missouri, postcard J.M.C. Photo Service, Anna, mansions, comprise the oldest scientific organization United States IL; photo by Mike Coles; a west of the Allegheny Mountains. Founded in 1856 the Mirro-Krome card by H.S. wide variety of exhibits is located about two blocks west Crocker, Co., Inc., St. Louis, of Forest Park in 21-acre Oak Knoll Park at Big Bend MO Boulevard and Clayton Road. Free admission and parking."

277 188 The Museum of Science and Natural A model t-rex is on display outside the museum. Text on 1981 Yes Richmond Heights, St. 4"x6" color picture Published by Art Grossmann History Clayton Road and Big Bend back reads, "Fascinating exhibits on physical science and Louis County, Missouri, postcard Photos, Chesterfield, MO; Boulevard, Clayton, Mo. natural history. Man's progress is traced from the ice age United States photo copyright Art to the present. The Transparent Woman explains bodily Grossmann functions. An Egyptian Mummy and burial tomb is displayed along with animated exhibits on cross section of the earth, earthquakes, and the story of flight from robins to rockets. The dinosaur guards the grounds of lovely OAK KNOLL PARK."

277 189 Museum of Science & Natural History Two dinosaur models on display near the museum's n.d. Yes Richmond Heights, St. 5.5"x3.625" color Photo by John Frost parking lot. Text on back reads, "Oak Knoll Park St. Louis Louis County, Missouri, picture postcard McDonald, St. Louis Missouri. Big Bend & Clayton Rds. Near Highway 40. United States Distributor Tyrannosaurus Rex, 20 feet tall, largest meat-eating dinosaur of 100,000,000 years ago, and plant-eating Triceratops are lifesize models. Towering figures, they are the delight of thousands of museum visitors every year."

277 190 The Museum of Science and Natural View of an exhibit on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes Richmond Heights, St. 5.5"x3.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor History reads, "(Big Bend and Clayton Roads Near Hwy 40) Oak Louis County, Missouri, postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; Knoll Park, St. Louis, Missouri 63105. This room is a United States photo by James Houser, reconstruction of the burial chamber of Sennedjam, a copyright John Frost 19th dynasty official (ca. 1300 B.C.) buried near the McDonald, St. Louis Distr. ancient Egyptian capital of Thebes."

277 191 The Museum of Science and Natural View of an exhibit on display in the museum. Text on back n.d. Yes Richmond Heights, St. 3.5"x5.5" color picture "Lusterchrome" Tichnor History reads, "(Big Bend and Clayton Roads Near Hwy 40) Oak Louis County, Missouri, postcard Bros., Inc., Boston, MA; Knoll Park, St. Louis, Missouri 63105. This is the mummy United States photo copyright John Frost of Henut-Wedjbu, a young woman who lived during the McDonald, St. Louis Distr. reign of Amenhotep III more than 3300 years ago. Her tomb was uncovered late in the 19th century at sheik ab al Gournah near Thebes, the ancient capital of Egypt."

277 192 Ozarks Close-up of a creek with fall leaves caught on the rocks. 1996 Yes Ste. Genevieve County, 4.75"x6.5" color Published by Browntrout, San Text on back reads, "Pickle Creek, Hawn State Park, Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Missouri." copyright Charles Gurche 277 193 Ozarks Image of natural arches in the rock with fall trees on the 1996 Yes Ste. Genevieve County, 6.5"x4.75" color Published by Browntrout, San other side. Text on back reads, "Double Arch at Pickle Missouri, United States picture postcard Francisco, CA; photo Springs Natural Area, Missouri." copyright Charles Gurche 277 194 Mississippi River Reflections: Sainte Interior view of the Ste. Genevieve Catholic Church. Text n.d. Yes Ste. Genevieve, Ste. 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Genevieve Catholic Church Sainte on back reads, "Interior of the oldest Catholic Church in Genevieve County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by Genevieve, Missouri the Louisiana Purchase. The first church was built in 1752 Missouri, United States Mike Coles at the original town site. The present church was dedicated September 29, 1880. The Jour de Fete held annually the 2nd weekend of August where Arts and Crafts are demonstrated and sold in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri."

277 195 Mississippi River Reflections: Green Tree Exterior view of the Green Tree Tavern. Text on back n.d. Yes Ste. Genevieve, Ste. 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Tavern reads, "Built around 1790 by Nicholas Janis. Built for Genevieve County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by living, his son, in 1800, converted the house into a Tavern Missouri, United States Mike Coles and Inn. A three-sided fireplace is one unusual feature of the Tavern. One side of the mantle would swing out allowing the children to enter a small room during Indian raids. Sainte Genevieve, Missouri."

277 196 Mississippi River Reflections: Amoureaux Exterior view of the Amoureaux House, which is covered n.d. Yes Ste. Genevieve, Ste. 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo House Sainte Genevieve, Missouri in vines. Text on back reads, "Built in 1770, Home of Genevieve County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by Mathurin Michel Amoureaux, a French nobleman and Missouri, United States Mike Coles correspondent of Thomas Jefferson. One of the historic homes that is featured during Jour de Fete second weekend of August each year. Antique doll and toy collection on display. Open daily in Sainte Genevieve, Missouri."

277 197 Mississippi River Reflections: The Bolduc Exterior view of the historic Bolduc House, which is n.d. Yes Ste. Genevieve, Ste. 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo House Sainte Genevieve, Missouri fenced in from the street. Text on back reads, "The Genevieve County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by Bolduc House was built about 1770 in the original village Missouri, United States Mike Coles of Ste. Genevieve and moved to the present site about 1784. The house, well and garden, and back house are surrounded by an eight foot stockade made of cedar logs. Bolduc House is constructed of heavy oak timber set upright on a stone foundation. Some of the original Bolduc furniture and silver are on display from 10-4 daily, April 1 to November 1. The Bolduc House is owned by the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Missouri."

277 198 The Southern Hotel Exterior view of the historic two-story Southern Hotel. n.d. Yes Ste. Genevieve, Ste. 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Text on back reads, "The Southern Hotel 146 South Third Genevieve County, postcard Service, Anna, IL Street Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670 314-883-3493." Missouri, United States

277 199 Felix Valle Historic Site Exterior view of the former Felix Valle home. Text on back n.d. Yes Ste. Genevieve, Ste. 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo reads, "Built in 1818 as a home and office for the varied Genevieve County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by business interests of Felix and Odile Pratte Valle. This site Missouri, United States Mike Coles is one of many to tour in historic Sainte Genevieve, Missouri. Sainte Genevieve also features a Jour de Fete with many arts and crafts demonstrated and offered for sale each year." 277 200 Ste. Genevieve Museum Merchant and Exterior view of the Ste. Genevieve Museum. Text on n.d. Yes Ste. Genevieve, Ste. 5.5"x3.5" color picture Published by J.M.C. Photo Dubourgh Place Ste. Genevieve, Missouri back reads, "Open daily displaying many interesting items Genevieve County, postcard Service, Anna, IL; photo by 63670 such as: Indian artifacts, Spanish Land Grant documents, a Missouri, United States Mike Coles bank safe supposedly robbed by Jesse James, and birds mounted by Jean Jacques Audubon. Ste. Genevieve, Missouri." 277 201 Great River Road Interpretative Center 66 Exterior view of the Great River Road Interpretative n.d. Yes Ste. Genevieve, Ste. 5.875"x4" color Published by J.M.C. Photo South Main Street Ste. Genevieve, Center. Text on back reads, "The Great River Road Genevieve County, picture postcard Service, Anna, IL Missouri 63670 (314) 883-5750 Interpretative Center is a great place to start your tour of Missouri, United States the many things to do and see in Ste. Genevieve, the oldest permanent settlement in the state. There is a movie about the area, displays and the Misselhorn Gallery. The Interpretative Center is open from 9:00 to 4:00, Closed Christmas Day and New Year's Day."

277 202 Hickory Log Interior view of a nice restaurant with red carpeting and n.d. Yes Dexter, Stoddard 5.5"x3.5" color picture John & La Veda Banken [?] red tablecloths on the tables. An inset in the upper left County, Missouri, postcard shows the exterior. Text on back reads, "Hickory Log The United States Original 'Famous for Bar-B-Q Ribs' 1314 Business 60 West - Phone: 314-624-4950 Dexter, Missouri 63841 John & La Veda Banken."

277 203 Silver Dollar City Tourists on a train ride with actors portraying a robbery. n.d. Yes Stone County, 6"x4" color picture Ozark Postcard Publishers, Text on back reads, "Silver Dollar City® Branson, Missouri. Missouri, United States postcard Kimberling City, MO; photo Everyone enjoys a ride on the old steam train, especially by Doug DePew; when the robbers pull their heist. Silver Dollar City, in manufactured and copyright Ozark Mountain Country of southern Missouri, hosts by H.S. Crocker, Co., Inc., San millions that delight in 1880's crafts, cabin building, mine Francisco, CA rides, saloon show, folk music, Marvel cave, and much more."

277 204 Silver Dollar City Branson, Missouri Photo composite. Text on back reads, "Celebrate the n.d. Yes Stone County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North American spirit brought to life with a variety of Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR unforgettable entertainment in the spirit of the 1890's and the splendor of the Ozarks." 277 205 White River Ozark Mountains View from a hilltop looking at a rusted railroad bridge and n.d. Yes Stone County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North the river. Text on back reads, "The White River originates Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo in Northwest Arkansas and forms , Table Rock [?] copyright Buddy Mays/FPG Lake, Lake Taneycomo and Bull Shoals Lake, while flowing through Arkansas and Missouri."

277 206 Tablerock [sic] Lake View from a fenced shore looking toward the lake and a n.d. Yes Kimberling City, Stone 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North bridge. Text on back reads, "Table Rock Lake Missouri County, Missouri, picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Ozarks. This 52,000 acre lake is home to some of the best United States copyright John Stewart/Ozark bass and crappie fishing in the Ozarks. Pictured here is Stock Photography the highway 13 bridge at Kimberling City."

277 207 Table Rock Lake View through the trees looking toward the lake. Text on n.d. Yes Stone and Taney 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North back reads, "Table Rock Lake Ozark Mountain Country. Counties, Missouri, picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Beautiful Table Rock Lake received its name from the United States copyright James Blank many, flat as a table, rock ledges that lie along the shore. The lake was formed with the completion of 252-ft.-high dam in 1958. The lake stretches for 80 miles, from northwest Arkansas, through the Ozarks of southwest Missouri."

277 208 Table Rock Lake View of the lake. Text on back reads, "Table Rock Lake n.d. Yes Stone and Taney 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Ozark Mountain Country. Beautiful Table Rock Lake Counties, Missouri, picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo received its name from the many, flat as a table, rock United States copyright James Blank ledges that lie along the shore. The lake was formed with the completion of 252-ft.-high dam in 1958. The lake stretches for 80 miles, from northwest Arkansas, through the Ozarks of southwest Missouri."

277 209 Table Rock Lake View of the lake at sunset. Text on back reads, "Ozark n.d. Yes Stone and Taney 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Lake. Sunset over Table Rock Lake in the Ozark Mountains Counties, Missouri, picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo of Missouri and Arkansas, near Branson, Missouri." United States copyright Gayle Harper/Ozark Stock Photography

277 210 Table Rock Lake Branson, Missouri View of the paddlewheel Show Boat on the lake. Text on n.d. Yes Stone and Taney 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North back reads, "A trip to Branson would not be complete Counties, Missouri, picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by without a ride on beautiful Table Rock Lake." United States Charlie Palek, copyright Terrell Publishing Co.

277 211 Table Rock Lake Branson, Missouri View of the paddlewheel Show Boat on the lake. Text on n.d. Yes Stone and Taney 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North back reads, "A trip to Branson would not be complete Counties, Missouri, postcard Little Rock, AR; photo without a ride on beautiful Table Rock Lake." United States courtesy of Silver Dollar City

277 212 Polynesian Princess Branson, Missouri View of the boat on the lake. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Stone and Taney 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc. Table Rock Lake Polynesian Princess offers pleasure cruises to the public Counties, Missouri, picture postcard on beautiful Table Rock Lake." United States 277 213 Highway 65 Branson Bound Image of a camper and two cars driving on a winding n.d. Yes Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North highway. Text on back reads, "Branson Missouri. U.S. Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Highway 65, as it winds its way through the Ozark copyright John Stewart/Ozark Mountains to Branson, Missouri, America's music show Stock Photography capital." 277 214 Highway 65 The Ozark Mountains A vehicle hauling a camper drives down the highway. Text n.d. Yes Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color MRTC/Ozark Postcard Co., St. on back reads, "Ozark Mountains Branson, Missouri. U.S. Missouri, United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photo copyright Highway 65 cuts a path through the Ozark Mountains of John Stewart/Ozark Stock Missouri and Arkansas. Highway 65 connects Branson, Photography Missouri to the world."

277 215 Missouri Branson Scenic Overlook Tourists lean on a fence on top of a bluff overlooking Lake n.d. Yes Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Taneycomo and Table Rock Dam. Text on back reads, Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photo "Branson, MO. Table Rock Dam and below it, Lake copyright Joe Luman Taneycomo, are part of the beautiful scenery visible from the scenic overlooks on Highway 165 in Branson, Mo."

277 216 The Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Three-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Gallery Prints n.d. Yes Taney County, 7"x5" color picture Copyright Ozark Postcard Outdoor Theatre from Branson. Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Missouri, United States postcard Publishers, Kimberling City, Theatre Branson, Missouri. At Shepherd of the Hills for MO; photo by James Blank; more than thirty years, millions of visitors have enjoyed Terrell Publishing Co. touring the working Homestead by day, and have been enthralled by the exciting Outdoor Theatre presentation at night. Today, you can pick your pleasures; from riding to the top of Inspiration Tower, guided Homestead tour, working blacksmith, Clydesdales paddock and rides, historic 1901 country church, free music show and craft demonstrations." 277 217 Old Matt's Cabin Shepherd of the Hills Two-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Old Matt's n.d. Yes Taney County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Vacationland Distributing Co.; Cabin. The original home of Old Matt and Aunt Mollie Missouri, United States postcard photo by Jenell Fanand Matthews, made famous in Harold Bell Wright's fabulous story, The Shepherd Of The Hills. The old cabin is on the National Register of Historic Places, Washington, D.C."

277 218 The Shepherd of the Hills Man with a staff and sheep. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark "Shepherd of the Hills Homestead & Theatre Highway 76 Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO West Branson, Missouri. Each year, thousands of Ozark visitors experience Harold Bell Wright's novel, 'The Shepherd of the Hills', as it comes to life in the outdoor amphitheatre at the Homestead. The Shepherd, along with dozens of other cast characters create an exciting reenactment of turn-of-the-century Ozark hill life; including feuds, fights, fires, horses and wagons, square dancing, mystery and murder."

277 219 The Shepherd of the Hills Outdoor Theatre Night view of a crowd watching the show. Text on back n.d. Yes Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Branson, Missouri reads, "Experience the unforgettable characters and Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR exciting story of Harold Bell Wright's famous 1907 novel in a spectacular nightly reenactment of The Shepherd of the Hills, the story that has brought visitors flocking to the Ozarks for years."

277 220 Shepherd of the Hills Branson Missouri Image of a man in historic costume and a horse at Old n.d. Yes Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Matt's Cabin. Text on back reads, "Old Matt's Cabin Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR Shepherd of the Hills West of Branson, Missouri, on Hwy. 76. Thousands of tourists each year visit Old Matt's Cabin on the Shepherd of the Hills Homestead just outside of Branson. Harold Bell Wright's famous story 'Shepherd of the Hills' comes to life at the Shepherd of the Hills outdoor theater while the cabin serves as a museum for turn of the century Ozarks' life."

277 221 Branson Shepherd Of The Hills - View of the sign for the tower. Text on back reads, "This n.d. Yes Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division Inspiration Tower 230 foot tower overlooks Branson and the Ozarks at the Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; Shepherd of the Hills Outdoor Theatre, built on the site photo copyright Jim Lersch where Harold Bell Wright gathered material for his world- famous novel. Enjoy the nation's most popular outdoor historical drama each evening."

277 222 Branson Inspiration Tower Bird's eye view of the tower. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North "Inspiration Tower Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Theatre Branson, Missouri. Hundreds of visitors daily copyright Joe Luman enjoy the majestic view of the Ozark hills from atop the new 225 ft. Inspiration Tower at Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Outdoor Theatre. Two high capacity, glassed-in elevators take viewers to the two observation decks; one air conditioned, the other open air."

277 223 Inspiration Tower Bird's eye view of the tower. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Ozark Postcard Publishers, "Inspiration Tower Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Missouri, United States picture postcard Kimberling City, MO; photo Theatre Branson, Missouri. Hundreds of visitors daily by James Blank enjoy the majestic view of the Ozark hills from atop the new 225 ft. Inspiration Tower at Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Outdoor Theatre. Two high capacity, glassed-in elevators take viewers to the two observation decks; one air conditioned, the other open air."

277 224 Branson Ground-level view of the tower and a horse and wagon. n.d. Yes Taney County, 4"x6" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Text on back reads, "Inspiration Tower Branson, MO. Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR Inspiration Tower offers Branson's most spectacular view of the Ozarks. The 230 ft. 10 inch concrete tower boasts two observation decks."

277 225 Inspiration Tower Ground-level view of the tower. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Taney County, 3.5"x5.5" color picture Vacationland Distributing Co.; "Inspiration Tower. A new landmark at Shepard [sic] of Missouri, United States postcard photo by Jenell Fanand the Hills. Ride the glass elevators to the top of this 230' tower for the most spectacular view of the Ozark Mountains." 277 226 Branson View through the trees of the top of the tower. Text on n.d. Yes Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Branson Postcards, a division back reads, "Inspiration Tower Shepherd of the Hills Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; Branson, Missouri. Inspiration Tower at Shepherd of the photo by Jim Lersch Hills offers Branson's most spectacular view of the Ozarks. Ride glass elevators to the two observation decks atop this 230' 10" concrete tower for the most breath-taking scenery in America."

277 227 Inspiration Tower Branson View of the tower at sunrise or sunset. Text on back n.d. Yes Taney County, 7"x5" color picture Copyright MRTC/Ozark reads, "Inspiration Tower Shepherd of the Hills Missouri, United States postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; Homestead and Theatre Branson, Missouri. Hundreds of photo copyright J. Stuart visitors daily enjoy the majestic view of the Ozark hills West from atop the new 225 ft. Inspiration Tower at Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Outdoor Theatre. Two high capacity, glassed-in elevators take viewers to the two observation decks; one air conditioned, the other open air."

277 228 Branson Missouri View looking toward Table Rock Dam from the northeast. n.d. Yes Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Text on back reads, "Aerial view of the Welk Resort Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by Bill complex with Table Rock Dam and Lake in the Terrell, copyright Terrell background. Branson is not only America's Music Show Publishing Co. Capital, but also some of the best fishing and boating is found in Taneycomo and Table Rock Lakes."

277 229 Table Rock Dam Branson, Missouri Aerial view of the dam. Text on back reads, "Table Rock n.d. Yes Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Dam and Lake Branson, Missouri. The dam is 261 feet Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo high and 6,423 feet long, creating a lake of 52,000 acres copyright James Blank with 850 miles of shoreline. Shepherd of the Hills Trout Hatchery and Visitors Center are in the foreground."

277 230 Branson, Missouri Shows a street with the Jim Stafford Theater, Gateway Inn n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color MRTC/Ozark Postcard Co., St. and more with a neon guitar, vacancy sign, town city limit Missouri, United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photography and sign, and front end of a bus superimposed over the top. computer graphics by Jim Text on back reads, "Branson, Missouri. Miles of theatres, Lersch restaurants, gift shops, motels and more line 76 Boulevard. This famous entertainment strip is one of the reasons why Branson is billed as 'America's Music Show Capitol' [sic]." 277 231 Branson Country Music Capitol [sic] of the Shows graphics, including music notes, and the earth. n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color MRTC/Ozark Postcard Co., St. Universe Text on back reads, "76 Country Boulevard Branson, Missouri, United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photo courtesy Missouri. Every evening, 76 Country Boulevard in Branson NASA becomes a 'light and sound show', with spectacular building and sign lighting providing a dazzling setting for the many music stars that perform. Branson has more than 55,000 'music seats', indoor theaters and outdoor amphitheaters, where visitors can enjoy a wide variety of entertainment, including country, comedy, bluegrass, gospel, pops, etc."

277 232 Branson Four-panel postcard showing recreational activities n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color MRTC/Ozark Postcard Co., St. (water slide, pool, mini golf, go-karts). Text on back reads, Missouri, United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photos copyright "Not only is Branson the place to go for musical Ken Raveill/Terrell Publishing entertainment, family fun abounds at the many putt putt Co., Gene Kletchka, Joe golf courses, go-cart tracks or water slides." Luman, and Missouri Department of Tourism

277 233 Branson Four-panel postcards of Branson showing a shopping n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color MRTC/Ozark Postcard Co., St. center, an aerial photo, a lake, and a bridge. Text on back Missouri, United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photos copyright reads, "Although Branson is America's premier live J. Stuart West, Ken entertainment mecca, Downtown Branson, on the banks Raveill/Terrell Publishing Co., of Lake Taneycomo, still displays its down home charm." James Blank and Missouri Department of Tourism

277 234 Neon Lights Branson Missouri Two-panel postcard showing a theater and a parking lot n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color MRTC/Ozark Postcard Co., St. of buses. Text on back reads, "Branson, Missouri. Missouri, United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photos copyright America's Music Show Capital." Joe Luman 277 235 Branson Image of a stream with trees in fall color reflected in the n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Branson Postcards, a division water. Text on back reads, "Ozark Mountains Stream. The Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; numerous streams and springs of the Ozark Mountains of photo copyright Gayle Harper Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas are the source of this mirror of beauty found only in the Ozark Mountains."

277 236 Branson Image of a dogwood tree in bloom. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division "Missouri Dogwood Branson, Missouri. The Ozark Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; Mountains around Branson are brought to life each spring photo copyright Jim Lersch by the beautifully colored blooms of the dogwood trees."

277 237 Branson USA Group of American flags. Text on back reads, "Branson n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division Salutes Veterans. Branson, known as America's live Missouri, United States postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; entertainment capital, is quickly becoming the American photo copyright Jim Lersch veterans capital. Memorial Day, the Fourth of July and Veterans Day are special occasions. Daily recognition at music shows and attractions and old fashioned patriotism await veterans in Branson."

277 238 Branson Where Country Comes Alive Image of two guitars, a microphone, a pair of boots, sheet n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color MRTC/Ozark Postcard Co., St. music and two hats. Text on back reads, "Every evening, Missouri, United States picture postcard Louis, MO; Call-O-Way photo 76 Country Boulevard in Branson becomes a 'light and sound show', with spectacular building and sign lighting providing a dazzling setting for the many music stars that perform. Branson has more than 55,000 'music seats', indoor theaters and outdoor amphitheaters, where visitors can enjoy a wide variety of entertainment, including country, comedy, bluegrass, gospel, pops, etc."

277 239 Branson Image of musical instruments, a theater chair and light, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Branson Postcards, a division gold record and popcorn. Text on back reads, "Branson, Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; Missouri. Music has long been a way of life in the Ozarks. photo copyright Jim Lersch Entertainers perform shows daily ranging from country, blue grass and gospel music to comedy."

277 240 Branson America's Music Show Capital Composite of several neon theater signs. Text on back n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc., St. reads, "Branson, Missouri. At night neon takes over in Missouri, United States postcard Louis, MO; photos by Charlie Branson, America's Music Show Capital." Palek, copyright Terrell Publishing Co. 277 241 Branson, Missouri America's Music Show Six vignettes of 76 Music Hall, Theater, Jim n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Capital Stafford, Country Tonite Theatre, Baldknobbers Hillbilly Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photos Jamboree Show and The Grand Palace. Text on back copyright Joe Luman reads, "Branson, Missouri is America's Music Show Capital. Branson boasts a broad variety of entertainment choices." 277 242 Branson Three views of the theater. Text on back reads, "Osmond n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Family Theater P.O. Box 7122 Branson, MO 65615 (417) Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photos 336-6100. America's favorite family and great guests bring copyright Gene Kletchka and their special brand of entertainment to the Osmond James R. Lersch Family Theater. There are always surprises and fun for all ages." 277 243 Branson Shows a cartoon "map" of Branson. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc.; "Branson, Missouri is America's Music Show Capital, with Missouri, United States postcard illustration by Leslie Eichler, some of the biggest stars in the entertainment industry copyright Terrell Publishing performing day and night." Co.

277 244 Branson, Missouri Shows cars driving past the City Limit sign, population n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division 3,706. Text on back reads, "Tourists travel from all over Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; America to visit Branson, the Heart of Country Music." photo copyright Jim Lersch

277 245 Branson Nighttime shot of cars driving below an arch of Christmas n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division lights. Text on back reads, "Ozark Mountain Christmas Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; Branson, Missouri. These 'snowflakes' over the bridge at photo copyright Jim Lersch the Port of Kimberling near Branson set the mood to celebrate an Ozark Mountain Christmas."

277 246 76 Country Boulevard Branson Missouri Three-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Every evening, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 7"x5" color picture Gallery Prints from Branson; 76 Country Boulevard in Branson becomes a 'light and Missouri, United States postcard Ozark Postcard Publishers, sound show', with spectacular building and sign lighting Kimberling City, MO; Terrell providing a dazzling setting for the many music stars that Publishing Co. perform. Branson has more than 55,000 'music seats', indoor theaters and outdoor amphitheaters, where visitors can enjoy a wide variety of entertainment, including country, comedy, bluegrass, gospel, pops, etc."

277 247 76 Country Music Boulevard Four-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Branson, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC, Inc., St. Missouri. Branson is home to many country music shows, Missouri, United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photos by Charlie most of which are found along '76 Country Music Palek, copyright Terrell Boulevard.'" Publishing Co. 277 248 76 Country Music Boulevard Branson, Two-panel postcard, one aerial photo one picture of the n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC, Inc., St. Missouri Highway 76 sign. Text on back reads, "Aerial view of Missouri, United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photos by Joe Missouri Highway 76, '76 Country Music Boulevard,' in Luman and Bill Terrell, Branson, Missouri, America's Music Show Capital." copyright Terrell Publishing Co. 277 249 Branson Aerial view of Branson. Text on back reads, "Branson, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Missouri 76 Country Boulevard. Branson, where many, Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; many Music Stars come out, not only at night, but in photo by James Blank matinees as well; for country, western, bluegrass and gospel music shows. And, you can enjoy water parks, plain to fancy motels, trout fishing, and all lake activities while in Branson."

277 250 Branson America's Music Show Capital Bird's eye view of Branson. Text on back reads, "Branson, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Missouri. Aerial view of the heart of Branson's Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Entertainment and Music Show Extravaganza, '76 Country copyright Joe Luman Music Boulevard'." 277 251 Branson Missouri Bird's eye view of Branson. Text on back reads, "Branson, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4"x6" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Missouri. 76 Country Music Boulevard, 'The Strip' in Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Branson, America's music show capital." copyright James Blank

277 252 76 Country Boulevard Bird's eye view of Branson. Text on back reads, "76 n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Country Boulevard Branson, MO 75616. What was the Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; first music theater on 76 Country Boulevard in Branson? photo by James Blank ANSWER: Presley's Mountain Music Jubilee, 1967. Can you identify Presley's landmark attraction in the aerial photo showing a portion of this music mecca?"

277 253 Branson Street view of the Boulevard with Jim Stafford's theater n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division on the left. Text on back reads, "Branson, Missouri The Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; 'Strip.' 76 Country Music Boulevard is where the action is photo copyright Gayle Harper in Branson. The 'Strip' offers a variety of fine dining and family entertainment." 277 254 Branson's 76 Strip Street view of the Boulevard. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North "Branson, MO Highway 76 West. There's plenty of action Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR to satisfy every member of the family on Highway 76 West in Branson, MO. Enjoy water parks, restaurants, amusement parks, plain to fancy motels and of course the many, many live entertainment theatres."

277 255 Branson Bird's eye view at dusk. Text on back reads, "Branson, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Missouri Highway 76 West. There's plenty of action to Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by satisfy every member of the vacationing family on James Blank Highway 76 West in Branson, Missouri. You can enjoy water parks, wood carvers, restaurants, amusement parks, animal safari part, puppet show, plain to fancy motels, many, many, great country western music shows, trout fishing, all lake activities, etc."

277 256 Branson Missouri Image of the Strip showing restaurants and motels at n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North dusk. Text on back reads, "76 Country Music Blvd., Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Branson's original entertainment 'strip,' is miles of copyright J. Stuart West theaters, restaurants, gift shops, motels and more!"

277 257 76 Country Boulevard Branson, Missouri Four-panel postcard of nighttime views of Branson. Text n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 7"x5" color picture Gallery Prints from Branson; on back reads, "Every evening, 76 Country Boulevard in Missouri, United States postcard Ozark Postcard Publishers, Branson becomes a 'light and sound show', with Kimberling City, MO; photos spectacular building and sign lighting providing a dazzling by James Blank setting for the many music stars that perform. Branson has more than 55,000 'music seats', indoor theaters and outdoor amphitheaters, where visitors can enjoy a wide variety of entertainment, including country, comedy, bluegrass, gospel, pops, etc."

277 258 Branson, Missouri 76 Country Music Bird's eye, nighttime view of Branson. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Boulevard "76 Country Boulevard World Class Entertainment Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Branson, Missouri. Every evening, 76 Country Boulevard photo copyright James Blank in Branson becomes a 'light and sound show,' with spectacular building and sign lighting providing a dazzling setting for the many music stars that perform."

277 259 Branson Missouri Nighttime view of the Strip. Text on back reads, "76 n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Country Music Blvd., Branson's original entertainment Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo 'strip,' is miles of theatres, restaurants, gift shops, motels copyright John Stewart/Ozark and more!" Stock Photography

277 260 Branson at Night - Music Music Music Nighttime view of the Strip. Text on back reads, "Branson, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Music Missouri …Is 'Music City.' BRANSON IS… more than 55,000 Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR 'music seats' indoor and outdoor musical theatres offering a wide variety of country, pop, bluegrass and gospel music, evenings and matinees. The variety of musical talent is unparalleled. BRANSON IS... the Ozarks' Music Hall of Fame Museum, with personal items of the Stars on display. BRANSON IS... recording studios and major record companies; with records, cassettes and tapes distributed throughout the U.S.A."

277 261 76 Country Music Boulevard Nighttime view of the Strip, including a Pizza Hut. Text on n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark back reads, "Branson, MO. 76 Country Music Blvd, Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Branson's original entertainment 'strip,' is miles of photo copyright Joe Luman theatres, restaurants, gift shops, motels and more!"

277 262 The Strip Branson Nighttime view of the Strip showing Gilley's Theatre, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Lodge of the Ozarks, Club Celebrity and Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Celebrity Theatre. Text on back reads, "Branson, Missouri. photo copyright Joe Luman 76 Country Music Blvd, Branson's original entertainment 'strip,' is miles of theatres, restaurants, gift shops, motels and more!"

277 263 Branson Three-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Downtown n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Branson Branson, Missouri. The Historic Community of Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Downtown Branson includes nearly 100 shops, fine family photo by James Blank and fishing resorts, delightful eating accommodations, boat rides, all your services and beautiful Lake Taneycomo." 277 264 Branson Aerial view. Text on back reads, "Downtown Branson n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Branson, Missouri. The Historic Community of Downtown Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Branson includes nearly 100 shops, fine family and fishing photo by James Blank resorts, delightful eating accommodations, boat rides, all your services and beautiful Lake Taneycomo. The multi- story building near left center of this photo is the recently enlarged state-of-the-art Skaggs Hospital."

277 265 Historic Downtown Branson Text on back reads, "Historic Downtown Branson includes n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4"x6" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North nearly 100 shops, delightful restaurants and beautiful Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR Lake Taneycomo." 277 266 Downtown Branson An intersection showing an antique car on the left. Text n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark on back reads, "Downtown Branson, America's music Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; show capital, includes nearly 100 delightful shops, resorts, photo copyright Jim Lersch and restaurants on the shores of Lake Taneycomo."

277 267 Branson Music Shows Five-panel postcard showing musical acts. Text on back n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Ozark Postcard Publishers, reads, "Branson, Missouri …Is 'Music City.' BRANSON IS… Missouri, United States postcard Kimberling City, MO; A&J more than twenty indoor and outdoor musical theatres Printing, Nixa, MO offering a wide variety of country, western, bluegrass and gospel music; evenings and matinees. The variety of musical talent is unparalleled. BRANSON IS... the Ozarks' Music Hall of Fame Museum, with personal items of the Stars on display. BRANSON IS... recording studios and major record companies; with records, cassettes and tapes distributed throughout the U.S.A. Photos: 76 Music Hall, Presley's Music Jubilee, Baldknobber's Jamboree."

277 268 The Grand Mansion Branson, Missouri Exterior view. Text on back reads, "The Grand Mansion n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division Hwy. 248 & Gretna Road Branson, Missouri. The Grand Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; Mansion is just that! With over 3,200 seats it is one of the photo copyright Jim Lersch largest theatres in Branson. Overlooking the beautiful Branson Meadows, it is a must see on your visit to Branson."

277 269 The Grand Palace Branson Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Grand Palace Branson, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division Missouri. The Grand Palace is Award winning Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; Entertainment. The greatest stars in the world grace the photo copyright Jim Lersch stage of the beautiful 4,000 seat theatre."

277 270 Branson Exterior view of building, including parking lot and sign. n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division Text on back reads, "Presley's Jubilee Branson, Missouri. Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; Presley's Jubilee is Branson's original music and comedy photo copyright Jim Lersch show on 76 Country Boulevard opening in 1967. Branson's First Family of Music is now three generations strong."

277 271 Branson Exterior view of the building. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North "Presleys' Jubilee Branson, Missouri. Branson's original Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR music and comedy show; Presleys' Jubilee opened in 1967 and the rest is history." 277 272 Branson Missouri Bird's eye, nighttime view of Branson. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5"x7" color picture Copyright MRTC/Ozark "76 Country Music Blvd, Branson's original entertainment Missouri, United States postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO; 'strip,' is miles of theatres, restaurants, gift shops, motels photo copyright John and more!" Stewart/Ozark Stock Photography; Terrell 278 1 Branson Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Andy Williams Moon n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North River Theatre Branson, Missouri. Andy Williams is an Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR American classic transcending generations. Andy sings all of his timeless hits at his beautiful Moon River Theatre in Branson, MO." 278 2 Moon River Theatre Branson Exterior view. Text on back reads, "Andy Williams' Moon n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division River Theatre Branson, Missouri. Andy's music and show Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; has transcended generations. On stage and television. photo copyright Jim Lersch Andy sings all his hits on stage at his beautiful theatre in Branson. And his Christmas show is the greatest ever."

278 3 Andy Williams Moon River Theatre Nighttime exterior view. Text on back reads, "Andy n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Williams Moon River Theatre 2500 West Highway 76 Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by Branson, Missouri 65616. The most beautiful sounds in James Blank Branson are heard at the Andy Williams theatre. Audiences are enraptured by Andy's renditions of such beautiful songs as; Moon River, Days of Wine and Roses, Canadian Sunset, Can't Get Used to Losing You, and many more."

278 4 Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Music Portrait of Tony Orlando and a small inset of the exterior n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 7"x5" color picture Copyright MRTC/Ozark Theater Branson of his theatre. Text on back reads, "Americans have Missouri, United States postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; adopted the yellow ribbon as a symbol of love, hope and photo copyright Gene homecomings. The song that inspired this great American Kletchka tradition, 'Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree,' celebrated its twentieth anniversary with the grand opening of the new Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Music Theater, on July 4th, 1993. The yellow ribbon has found its home. Branson, Missouri."

278 5 Branson The Osmond Theater Image of the theater's sign. Text on back reads, "The n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Branson Postcards, a division Osmonds have long been America's favorite family of Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; entertainment, including the 2nd generation. You'll see it photo copyright Jim Lersch all in Branson's best location on Highway 76."

278 6 Bobby Vinton Theatre Branson Exterior view of the theatre and its sign. Text on back n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division reads, "Bobby Vinton is an example of being the best in Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; the world in his profession. He had more number one hits photo copyright Jim Lersch in the sixties than any other singer. His great talent comes through in this family show that features his family on stage in every performance." 278 7 Bobby Vinton Blue Velvet Theatre Branson Exterior view of the theatre. Text on back reads, "Bobby n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Missouri Vinton Blue Velvet Theatre 2701 W. Highway 76 Branson, Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR Missouri 65616 Phones; 417-334-2500, 1-800-US BOBBY. Bobby's love of architecture and design, along with his imagination created the 'renaissance' style of the Blue Velvet Theatre. The 2,000 seat theatre features hand painted mural ceilings, custom design crystal chandeliers, imported Italian stone floors, and hand forged wrought iron. Bobby's first performance in the theatre was September 2, 1993."

278 8 Bobby Vinton Blue Velvet Theatre Studio portrait of Vinton. Text on back reads, "Bobby n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Vinton Blue Velvet Theatre 2701 W. Highway 76 Branson, Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR Missouri 65616 Phones; 417-334-2500, 1-800-US BOBBY. Experience the magic of Bobby Vinton's famous love songs, i.e., 'There I've Said It Again', 'Roses are Red', 'Blue Velvet', as he entertains in his new 2,000 seat theatre. Special guest star, the Glenn Miller Orchestra. BILLBOARD Magazine says, 'The most successful love song vocalist of the rock era,' and 'Bobby Vinton had more Number 1 pop records during 1962 - 1974 than any other solo performer.'"

278 9 Welk Resort Center & Champagne Theatre Three-panel postcard, various views. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Photo copyright Gene Branson Missouri "The Lawrence Welk Show at the Champagne Theatre in Missouri, United States picture postcard Kletchka Branson, Missouri opened in My, 1994, starring the Lennon Sisters, JoAnn Castle and many of the original members of the Welk musical family, including the 20- piece orchestra playing your favorite Big Band hits, waltzes and polkas. It's all this and more at the Lawrence Welk Show, live at the new Welk Resort Center in Branson, Missouri!"

278 10 Branson Champagne Theatre Exterior view of the Theatre with a tour bus arriving. Text n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division on back reads, "Enjoy the Lawrence Welk Show in this Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; magnificent 2,300 seat theatre. The Lennon Sisters, JoAnn photo copyright Jim Lersch Castle and many of the greatly admired members of this legendary show."

278 11 Branson Exterior view of the theatre entrance. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North "Champagne Theatre Branson, Missouri. This magnificent Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR 2,300 seat theatre, hosts the Lawrence Welk show featuring The Lennon Sisters and many of the other world famous members of the legendary show."

278 12 Mel Tillis Theater Branson Exterior view of the theatre. Text on back reads, "Mel n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division Tillis has long been one of America's most versatile Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; entertainers and is one of the most popular stars ever in photo copyright Jim Lersch Branson. His contemporary 2,300 seat theatre is designed to express the wonderful character which Mel displays in every performance."

278 13 Mel Tillis Theater Branson Exterior view of the theatre. Text on back reads, "One of n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North the most popular stars in Branson, Mel Tillis has long Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR been one of America's most versatile entertainers."

278 14 Mel Tillis Theater Branson Missouri Exterior view of the theatre. Text on back reads, "Mel n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Tillis Theater 2527 State Highway 248 Branson, MO 65616 Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., Overland, MO 417-335-6635. Opened spring of '94 and is located on Highway 248 just north of Shepherd of the Hills Expressway, the theater houses one of America's most state-of-the-art Stage and Production facilities. Mel Tillis and his band the Statesiders perform some 420 shows each year in his 2,700 seat auditorium."

278 15 Country Music Hall of Fame - Portrait of Tubb. Text on back reads, "Ernest Tubb, 'The 1996 Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Copyright Richard & Texas Troubadour' 1914-1984. Member of the Grand Ole Missouri, United States postcard Southern, Goodlettsville, TN; Opry from 1943 to 1984, elected to the Country Music Mike Roberts Scenic Art, Inc., Hall of Fame in 1965. This MCA recording artist has sold Oakland, CA more than 30 million records."

278 16 Country Music Hall of Fame - Ernest Tubb Portrait of Tubb. Text on back reads, "Ernest Tubb, 'The 1996 Yes Branson, Taney County, 4"x6" color picture Copyright Richard & Texas Troubadour' 1914-1984. Member of the Grand Ole Missouri, United States postcard Southern, Goodlettsville, TN; Opry from 1943 to 1984, elected to the Country Music Mike Roberts Scenic Art, Inc., Hall of Fame in 1965. This MCA recording artist has sold Oakland, CA more than 30 million records."

278 17 Branson Exterior view of the theatre. Text on back reads, "Moe n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Bandy Theatre Branson, Missouri. Moe Bandy, winner of Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR ACM and CMA awards, presents an unforgettable entertainment experience in Branson, MO."

278 18 Branson Exterior view of the theatre. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North "Baldknobbers Jamboree Branson, Missouri. Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR Baldknobbers' unique combination of music and comedy continues to be a Branson favorite, entertaining audiences throughout the years." 278 19 Branson Exterior view of the theatre. Text on back reads, "Jim n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Stafford Theatre Branson, Missouri. Kick up your heels Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR with Jim Stafford. Recognized as a comic genius, Jim Stafford entertains audiences with a fully alive musical comedy show." 278 20 Branson Nighttime view of the theatre marquee. Text on back n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division reads, "Jim Stafford Theatre Branson, Missouri. Jim Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; Stafford is one of America's greatest entertainers. From photo copyright Jim Lersch 'Spiders & Snakes' to his excellent guitar playing, Jim Stafford entertains the entire family."

278 21 Jim Stafford Theatre Edited to look like Stafford is standing outside his theatre n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Jenkins Enterprises, North and pointing to the marquee. Text on back reads, "Jim Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR Stafford Theatre Highway 76 West Branson, Missouri 65616 Phone: 417-335-8080. Kick up your heels with Jim Stafford in his new theatre in Branson, Missouri. Blimps whirl, guitars drop, cows stampede, and chihuahuas are saved with Jim, the comic genius behind 'Cow Patti', 'Spiders & Snakes', 'My Girl Bill' and more, entertains you with the revival of the chuckling, giggling, captivating, fascinating, refreshing, and fully-alive musical comedy audience participation show!" 278 22 's Theatre Branson Two-panel postcard with day and night views of the n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark theatre. Text on back reads, "Branson, Missouri. Mickey Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Gilley's Theatre, on 76 Country Music Blvd, in Branson, top photo copyright Joe America's Music Show Capital." Luman; bottom photo by Ken Raveill, copyright Terrell Publishing Co. 278 23 Branson Exterior view of the theatre. Text on back reads, "Mickey n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Gilley Theatre Branson, Missouri. Mickey Gilley's 950 seat Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR theatre, offers an excellent variety of music and fast paced entertainment." 278 24 Kirby VanBurch Prince of Magic Branson, Shows VanBurch with a leopard draped over his n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4.125"x5.875" color Copyright MRTC, Inc. Missouri shoulders. Text on back reads, "Kirvy Van Birch [sic], The Missouri, United States picture postcard Prince of Magic, dazzles thousands in Branson, Missouri each year with his own impressive blend of magic and exotic animals." 278 25 Branson Exterior view of the Shoji Tabuchi Theatre. Text on back n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North reads, "Soji [sic] Tabuchi Theatre Branson, Missouri. The Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR Soji Tabuchi show features family entertainment with a touch of class. The fabulous Soji Tabuchi Theatre has earned a reputation of its own as the showplace of Branson." 278 26 Branson Shoji Tabuchi Theatre Exterior view of the entrance. Text on back reads, "Shoji n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division Tabuchi has been acclaimed as one of the greatest Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; entertainers in the world, starring in a wonderful family photo copyright Jim Lersch show in the fabulous setting that's become the showplace of Branson." 278 27 Branson's Sweetheart Branson Missouri Exterior view of the Jennifer Theatre. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 4"x6" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North "Billed as 'the most recognized show in Branson', Jennifer Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR entertains audiences with a high energy show filled with singing, dancing and fun."

278 28 Branson Exterior view of the theatre. Text on back reads, "Country n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Tonite Theatre Branson, Missouri. Country Tonight [sic] Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR showcases the best young country performers in America. Serving up exciting vocals, dancing and hilarious comedy."

278 29 Remington Theatre The Theatre of Exterior view of the theatre with an inset of statues of n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Distinction four people on horseback pointing guns in the air. Text on Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR back reads, "The Remington Theatre, appropriately named for the prestigious Remington sculptures and artwork displayed in the lobby, is home to 'Branson City Lights All Star Revue', the greatest show on ice and stage! Fabulous singers, dancers, and skaters, incredible magic, and fire & ice juggling. Branson, Broadway, Hollywood and Vegas hit music performed on America's largest on stage ice rink!"

278 30 Branson Exterior view of the theatre. Text on back reads, "Boxcar n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Willie Theatre Branson, Missouri. America's most famous Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR hobo, Boxcar Willie, brings to life the history of the railroads and country music in his theatre in Branson, MO." 278 31 Greetings From Branson Lecil Travis Martin poses outside his theatre as his n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North character Boxcar Willie. Text on back reads, "Branson Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Missouri. Greetings from Branson, America's copyright John S. entertainment capital." Stewart/Ozark Stock Photography 278 32 Yakov +1 Funny Russian Graphic of Yakov breaking through the Branson city limits n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division sign. Text on back reads, "Yakov Smirnoff. World famous Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO Russian , Yakov Smirnoff, performs in his own theatre on Branson's Hwy. 76. The Yakov show is a hilarious, energy packed, multi-media production, filled with non-stop laughter. With Yakov's 'No Funny, No Money' guarantee, you're sure to laugh your Yak-off!"

278 33 Branson Exterior view of the museum, which is built to look like n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division the façade is cracked. Text on back reads, "Ripley's Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; Believe It or Not Museum Branson, Missouri. Witness the photo copyright Jim Lersch odd, the unusual and the just plain bizarre. You'll see hundreds of exhibitions. Come see why truth is stranger than fiction."

278 34 Welcome Neighbors Branson, Missouri Group having a picnic. Text on back reads, "Ozarks n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Ozarks Discovery IMAX Theater and Mall Discovery IMAX® Theater Branson, Missouri. Come Missouri, United States picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO experience the hospitality and beauty of the Ozarks, and see Branson's brightest stars, all in the IMAX® film 'NEIGHBORS,' now showing on our giant six story tall movie screen." 278 35 Hampton Inn Central Branson, Missouri Exterior view of the hotel. Text on back reads, "2350 n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Copyright Curtis Color Cards, Green Mtn. Dr. Branson MO 65616. Indoor Pool - Hot Tub Missouri, United States postcard Kimberling City, MO - Color Cable TV - Free Breakfast - DD Phones - Handicap & Non-Smoking Rooms - Centrally Located for All Activities. 1-800-443-6504 - 417-334-6500 - 1-800- HAMPTON." Small road map.

278 36 Missouri Branson View of the bridge, lake, a boat and car traffic. Text on n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5"x7" color picture Copyright MRTC/Ozark back reads, "Branson, Missouri. Bridge over Lake Missouri, United States postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; Taneycomo at Branson, Missouri." photo copyright John Stewart/Ozark Stock Photography 278 37 Branson Lake Taneycomo View through the leaves of the lake, a bridge and treed n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North hills. Text on back reads, "Branson, MO. Not all activities Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR in Branson are centered around music shows. Lake Taneycomo is famous for trout fishing and its scenic beauty." 278 38 Branson Lake Taneycomo A couple fishes on the shore with the bridge overhead. n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Text on back reads, "Branson Missouri. Not all activities in Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Branson are centered around music shows. Lake copyright J. Stuart West Taneycomo, famous for trout fishing, provides memorable outdoor entertainment."

278 39 Branson Lake Taneycomo Nighttime view of the bridge. Text on back reads, n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division "Taneycomo Bridge. Lake Taneycomo is a cold water lake Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; that is the result of Table Rock Dam. It offers great trout photo copyright Gayle Harper fishing and some beautiful scenic sights."

278 40 Lake Taneycomo Missouri Branson Scenic overlook of the lake and boathouses. Text on back n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North reads, "Downtown Branson, America's music show capital, Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR; photo includes nearly 100 delightful shops, resorts, and copyright Joe Luman restaurants on the shores of Lake Taneycomo." 278 41 Branson Ride the Ducks Three-panel postcard. Text on back reads, "Ride the n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC Inc., St. Ducks Branson's Original Land & Lake Excursion Highway Missouri, United States picture postcard Louis, MO; photos by Joe 76 West Branson, Missouri 65616. Enjoy a Tour of Ozark Luman, Bill Terrell, copyright Mountain Country in a Duck: an amphibious vehicle that Terrell Publishing Co. travels on water as well as land. During the 70 minute tour, you will cruise on Table Rock Lake, visit the Table Rock Dam and Shepherd of the Hills Trout Hatchery."

278 42 Branson Ride the Ducks Various views of the Ducks. Text on back reads, "Ride the n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Jenkins Enterprises, North Ducks® Branson's Original Land and Lake Excursion Missouri, United States picture postcard Little Rock, AR; photo Highway 76 West Branson, Missouri 65616. Enjoy a Tour courtesy of Ride the Ducks of Ozark Mountain Country in a Duck: an amphibious vehicle that travels on water as well as land. During the 70-minute tour, you will cruise on Table Rock Lake, visit the Table Rock Dam and Shepherd of the Hills Trout Hatchery."

278 43 Branson Shows a Duck outside the Ride the Ducks building. Text n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Branson Postcards, a division on back reads, "Ride the Ducks is a land tour and lake Missouri, United States picture postcard of AdAmerica, Branson, MO; cruise. It takes you on an 80 minute tour of Branson. You photo copyright Gayle Harper will hear some mighty tall 'duck tales' from your Zany Captain aboard this converted DUKW army amphibian vehicle used in W.W.II."

278 44 Branson Scenic Railway Two-panel view of the train engine and station. Text on n.d. Yes Branson, Taney County, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North back reads, "Branson, Missouri. Take a historic journey Missouri, United States postcard Little Rock, AR alongside picturesque streams, rivers and hillsides in Ozark Mountain Country." 278 45 Forsyth Aerial view of Forsyth. Text on back reads, "Forsyth, n.d. Yes Forsyth, Taney County, 5.875"x4.125" color Ozark Postcard Publishers, Missouri Ozark Mountain Country. Forsyth is located on Missouri, United States picture postcard Kimberling City, MO; photo top of a picturesque bluff fronting on two beautiful lakes - by James Blank; Curteichcolor Bull Shoals and Taneycomo - both of which are famous 3-D Natural Color for their excellent fishing and recreational activities. In Reproduction 1837, Forsyth became the county seat of Taney County, Missouri."

278 46 Pioneer Homestead Forsyth, Missouri Image of an old log home, bell, and creek. Text on back n.d. Yes Forsyth, Taney County, 6"x4.25" color picture Associated Graphics, Inc., reads, "The Pioneer Homestead on Swan Creek in Forsyth, Missouri, United States postcard Kimberling City, MO; photo Missouri was built in 1886 by S. J. Williams. It was by Gene Kletchka restored in 1968 by the city of Forsyth. The cabin was donated by Mrs. Cuma Williams. The smokehouse was donated by Mrs. Daisy Roberts and son C. T. Roberts. The chimney and fireplace were donated by Mr. E. D. Ragsdale. The bell was donated by Mr. & Mrs. Milt Ross. The labor was furnished by the O.E.O. through Jack Gideon; the Forsyth School building trades class, supervision by Harold Etem; and the city of Forsyth furnished supervision by Joe E. Coy and Clum McGrath. Furnishings, rails, and shakes were donated by many citizens of Taney County. This cabin was restored through a community effort hoping to preserve the culture of our sturdy forefathers of this area."

278 47 Edwards Mill View looking across a pond toward the mill. Text on back n.d. Yes Point Lookout, Taney 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright Ozark Postcard reads, "The School of the Ozarks Point Lookout, Missouri. County, Missouri, picture postcard Publishers, Kimberling City, Edwards Mill is located on the campus of School of the United States MO; McGrew Color Graphics, Ozarks, a four year college just minutes south of Branson, Kansas City, MO Missouri. Natural whole grain products are ground on the mill's stone buhrs that are powered by overflow water from Lake Honor on campus. The mill is a student industry project that provides a practical learning while working knowledge of food processing. The Ralph Foster Museum is also on the college campus."

278 48 Rockaway Beach Aerial view. Text on back reads, "Rockaway Beach, n.d. Yes Rockaway Beach, 6"x4" color picture Jenkins Enterprises, North Missouri on Lake Taneycomo. Generations of vacationers Taney County, postcard Little Rock, AR; photo by have slipped away to Rockaway Beach, on the waterfront Missouri, United States James Blank of cool Lake Taneycomo, one of the finest trout fishing waters in the world. Rockaway has a wide array of resorts, shops, stores; and is only minutes away from Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Theatre, Silver Dollar City, and music shows galore."

278 49 Black River View from a hilltop looking down toward the Black River. n.d. Yes Wayne County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture DEL-MAR Adv. & Mfg. Co., Text on back reads, "View from Clearwater Lake Dam. The Missouri, United States postcard Silva, MO Clearwater Lake area is ideal for fishing, boating, camping, swimming, and other recreation. Located near Piedmont and Ellington, Mo."

278 50 Clearwater Dam and Lake in the Missouri Image of a stone tower by the dam looking toward the n.d. Yes Wayne County, 5.5"x3.5" color picture Curteichcolor 3-D Natural Ozarks lake. Text on back reads, "Beautiful Clearwater Lake with Missouri, United States postcard Color Reproduction; color a shoreline of 27 miles, was created by a Dam across photo by Brock; distributed Black River. Clearwater Dam is 154 ft. high and 4,225 ft. by Del-Mar Advertising, long. Located near Piedmont and north of Poplar Bluff, Poplar Bluff, MO Mo." 278 51 Entrance to Sam A. Baker State Park Shows a historic stone and wood building. No additional n.d. Yes Patterson, Wayne 5.5"x3.5" color picture Distributed by Hendrickson Patterson, MO text on back. County, Missouri, postcard Wholesale, Inc., Poplar Bluff, United States MO; Curteicholor 3-D Natural Color Reproduction

278 52 Lake Wappapello Dam & Spillway Bird's eye view of Lake Wappapello and the dam. Text on n.d. unknown Wayne and Butler 5.875"x4.125" color DEL-MAR Adv. & Mfg. Co., back reads, "Located on the St. Francis River near Poplar Counties, Missouri, picture postcard Silva, MO; photo courtesy Bluff, Mo. This beautiful lake is the delight of many United States U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, boaters, campers, fishermen and swimmers." Memphis District

278 53 Sunset Lake Wappapello The sun sets beyond the lake, turning it orange. Text on n.d. Yes Wayne and Butler 5.875"x4" color Del-Mar Wholesale, Silva, back reads, "Located on the St. Francis River near Poplar Counties, Missouri, picture postcard MO; dynacolor graphics, inc., Bluff, MO. This beautiful lake is the delight of many United States Miami, FL boaters, campers, fishermen and swimmers."

278 54 Home Mansfield Exterior view of the home. Text on back reads, "Rocky n.d. Yes Mansfield, Wright 5.875"x4.125" color Copyright MRTC/Ozark Missouri Ridge Farm, the home of Laura and Almanzo Wilder, was County, Missouri, picture postcard Postcard Co., St. Louis, MO; purchased near Mansfield, Missouri in 1894. Laura and United States photo copyright Martha Almanzo spent the rest of their lives here. The house was McBride/Unicorn Stock completed around 1913." Photos Location Box Folder Title Description Date Under Coverage Format Photographer Notes Copyright? and/or Publisher 279 30 Marriott Hotel Kansas City Seven-panel card showing two exterior views and five n.d. Yes Clay County, Missouri, 4"x8.5" print resembling a Marriott [?] "Platte Cty" written on back in interior views of the hotel. Text on back reads, "Marriott United States postcard pen Hotel: Kansas City Int'l Airport, Kansas City, Missouri 64153 (816) 464-2200. Location: On the lake front site at the new Kansas City International Airport, just 25 minutes from downtown Kansas City. 265 Rooms: Oversized beds, color TV, AM/FM radio, individual climate control. Convention and Meeting Facilities: A 4,500 sq. ft. ballroom, easily subdivided to accommodate specific group needs. 8 other Meeting and Banquet rooms, plus 17 Parlors for conferences of up to 10 people. Food and Beverage Service: Kings' Wharf , Superb dining in a spectacular setting overlooking our lake and the airport. Windjammer Lounge , Delightful spot for dancing or relaxing to delightful music and entertainment. Fabulous Sunday Brunch: Shops: Boutique and Gift Shop, nearby shopping plaza and country club. Recreational Facilities: Indoor pool, hydrotherapy pool, game room, sailing and boating, indoor tennis (nearby). Services: Free airport Limo - Free parking for 416 cars. Special Plans: Advance reservations required. For details, rates and reservations, call toll free from anywhere in the U.S. 800-228-9290."

279 31 Virgin and Child One-fold, oversized card with a cutout of the Virgin and n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 7"x8.25" paper card Hallmark Child glued to the front. Text inside reads, "Virgin and County, Missouri, United (folded) Child. Workshop of Andrea della Robbia. Ca. 1500-1525. States Glazed terra cotta, 36 1/2" diameter. Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum. Kansas City, Missouri."

279 32 Season's Greetings One-fold, oversized Christmas card with a cutout of the n.d. Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6.375"x9.25" paper card Hallmark Altarpiece glued to the front. Text inside reads, County, Missouri, United (folded) "Altarpiece to the Virgin. Circle of Pedro Nicolau and States Marzal da Sas. Spanish, 15th Century. Tempera on wood, 13' x 9'5 3/4". Nelson Gallery - Atkins Museum. Kansas City, Missouri. (Nelson Fund)"

279 33 First Jackson County Courthouse 1827 Pen and ink sketch of the original log courthouse. Text on 1976 Yes Kansas City, Jackson 6.875"x9.25" tri-fold paper Hometown Prints, front reads, "1826 Jackson County Sesquicentennial County, Missouri, United Haywood, WI; sketch 1976." States by [Sandra?]

278 55 Marchand L'Antiquite's Pen and ink sketch of the building. Text on front reads, n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.5"x4.5" b&w print Sketch by Cays "Marchand L'Antiquite's 825 North Second Street St. County, Missouri, United Charles, Missouri. Schaefer-Oelklaus Groceries (circa 1933- States 1970)." 278 56 518 North Fifth Street Pen and ink sketch of the home. Text on front reads, "518 n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.5"x4.125" b&w print Sketch by Cays North Fifth Street St. Charles, Missouri. Owned by County, Missouri, United Hermann Poese, German immigrant of 1865. Demolished States in August 1979." 278 57 Home of Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable Pen and ink sketch of the home. Text on front reads, n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.5"x4.125" b&w print Sketch by Cays and Alexander McNair "Home of Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable and Alexander County, Missouri, United McNair. 701 North Second Street St. Charles, Missouri. States Destroyed in 1929 to build a service station."

278 58 805 North Third Street Pen and ink sketch of the church. Text on front reads, n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.5"x4.125" b&w print Sketch by Cays "805 North Third Street St. Charles, Missouri. Built in 1865 County, Missouri, United as the Working Men's Chapel for the Wabash Bridge States workers. Since 1871 - St. Paul M. E. Church."

278 59 Alexander McNair 1775-1826 Pen and ink sketch of McNair. Text on front reads, n.d. Yes St. Charles, St. Charles 5.5"x4.375" b&w print Sketch by Cays "Alexander McNair 1775-1826. Missouri's First Governor County, Missouri, United 1820-1824. Buried in Calvary Cemetery St. Louis, States Missouri." 278 60 Temperate House Tumbleweeds Glass and neon sculptures at Missouri Botanical Garden. 2011 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5"x7" color print Photo by Teresa Text on back reads, "Temperate House Tumbleweeds by United States Nouri Rishel, Dale Chihuly. Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, 2006." copyright Chihuly Workshop 278 61 Cornet Close-up of a glass sculpture. Text on back reads, "Cornet 2011 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5"x7" color print Photo by Terry (detail) by Dale Chihuly. Missouri Botanical Garden, St. United States Rishel, copyright Louis, 2006." Chihuly Workshop 278 62 Japanese Bridge Chandelier Image of the Japanese garden pond and bridge in the 2011 Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 7"x5" color print Photo by Heather winter. A red glass sculpture hangs from the bottom of United States Arora, copyright the bridge. Text on back reads, "Japanese Bridge Chihuly Workshop Chandelier by Dale Chihuly. Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, 2006." 278 63 The Arch Image of the Arch at twilight as seen from the Riverfront. n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.25"x4.25" color print The Greenberg Text on back reads, "Joel Meyerowitz, The Arch, Dye United States Gallery, St. Louis, Transfer Prints, 16 x 20 Inches Edition 100." MO

278 64 The Arch Close-up of the bottom of a leg of the Gateway Arch. Text n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.25"x4.25" color print The Greenberg on back reads, "Joel Meyerowitz. The Arch. Dye Transfer United States Gallery, St. Louis, Prints. 16 x 20 Inches Edition 100." MO

278 65 The Arch Close-up of illuminated steps leading to one leg of the n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 4.25"x5.25" color print The Greenberg Gateway Arch. Text on back reads, "Joel Meyerowitz. The United States Gallery, St. Louis, Arch. Dye Transfer Prints. 16 x 20 Inches Edition 100." MO

278 66 The Arch Close-up of the bottom of one leg of the Gateway Arch at n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.25"x4.25" color print The Greenberg night. Text on back reads, "Joel Meyerowitz. The Arch. United States Gallery, St. Louis, Dye Transfer Prints. 16 x 20 Inches Edition 100." MO

278 67 The Arch Image of a car parked at the Old Cathedral and one n.d. Yes St. Louis City, Missouri, 5.25"x4.25" color print The Greenberg distant leg of the Gateway Arch at night. Text on back United States Gallery, St. Louis, reads, "Joel Meyerowitz. The Arch. Dye Transfer Prints. MO 16 x 20 Inches Edition 100."