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Southern States 1852 Map

Western States 1852 Map

United States 1852 Map

United States of America, States on Mississippi river, lithograph published 1878
United States of America, States on the Mississippi river. Lithograph, published in 1878

Missouri Campaigns
Vintage engraving from 1863 of a map of the Missouri Campaigns from the time of the American Civil War

COMPUTER ROOM, 1986. An electronics engineer at the data collection computer room at the Waterways Experiment Station in Warren County, Missouri. Photograph by Jet Lowe, 1986

PENNELL: ST. LOUIS, 1919. Train yard, St. Louis. Etching by Joseph Pennell, 1919

ST. LOUIS, EADS BRIDGE, 1875. The Eads Bridge spanning the Mississippi River, depicted the year after its completion. Drawing by Camille N. Dry, 1875

MISSOURI: ST. LOUIS, c1965. A view of downtown St. Louis, with the Old St. Louis County Courthouse and the Gateway Arch prominent. Photograph by Balthazar Korab, c1965

NEW HOME, 1938. Former tenant farmer and family on the front porch of their new home, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, May 1938

MISSOURI: BENCH, 1936. A bench in Walnut Grove Cemetery in Boonville, Missouri. Photograph. 1936

WAINWRIGHT BUILDING. Wainwright Building in St. Louis, Missouri, viewed from the southeast. Photograph, c1990

SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS (1835-1910). Mark Twain. American writer and humorist. Mark Twains childhood home in Hannibal, Missouri. Woodcut by Fred Geary (1894-1946)

LLOYD C. STARK (1886-1972). American politician. Governor of Missouri (1937-1941). Stark leaving the White House after meeting briefly with President Franklin D. Roosevelt

States USA map 1875
The Independent Course Comprehensive Geography by James Monteith, A.S. Barnes & Co, New York & Chicago 1875

Routes of travel in the United States map 1875
The Independent Course Comprehensive Geography by James Monteith, A.S. Barnes & Co, New York & Chicago 1875

Ohio Indiana Illinois map 1867
Mitchellas Modern Atlas - Published by E.H. Butler and Co - Philadelphia 1867

Bridge over Missouri river
Antique illustration of Bridge over Missouri river

United States of America, Wisconsin, Illinois
Antique illustration of United States of America, Wisconsin, Illinois map

United States of America, eastern part
Antique illustration of a United States of America, eastern part

United States of America, Middle section
Antique illustration of a United States of America, Middle section

United States of America map
Antique illustration of a United States of America map

Steam Inpection Car
Illustration of a steam inspection car designed and constructed by Mr. Jay Noble, master mechanic for M. M. Buck & Co. of St. Louis, Missouri in 1876. (Photo by Kean Collection/Getty Images)

Four engine biplane in flight

MISSOURI: FARM, 1936. A farmer from Missouri with a hog he bought with a loan from the Farm Security Administration. Photograph by Carl Mydans, 1936

MISSOURI: TRAIN STATION. A passenger in the waiting room in the train station in St. Louis, Missouri. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein, 1939

MISSOURI: REFUGEES, 1937. A mother and child, flood refugees in the schoolhouse at Sikeston, Missouri, after the Ohio River flood. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1937

MISSOURI: REFUGEE, 1937. A flood refugee in Sikeston, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, February 1937

MISSOURI: REFUGEES, 1937. Flood refugees in the schoolhouse at Sikeston, Missouri, after the Ohio River flood. Photograph by Russell Lee, February 1937

MISSOURI: REFUGEES, 1937. A blind and paralyzed refugee in the schoolhouse at Sikeston, Missouri, after the Ohio River flood. Photograph by Russell Lee, February 1937

MISSOURI: HOSPITAL, 1937. Visiting day at temporary hospital for refugees of the Ohio River flood at Sikeston, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, February 1937

MISSOURI: FLOOD, 1938. Remnants of building deposited by flood waters in the middle of a field in New Madrid County, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, March 1938

MISSOURI: REFUGEES, 1937. A family of flood refugees in the schoolhouse at East Prairie, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1937

MISSOURI: REFUGEES, 1937. A mother and her children, flood refugees in the schoolhouse at East Prairie, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1937

MISSOURI: CONSTRUCTION. Workers pouring concrete into the walls of food storage buildings, as part of the Southeast Missouri Farms Project. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1938

MISSOURI: FOOD STORAGE. A worker installing mineral wool in the roofs of sheds, as part of the Southeast Missouri Farms Project. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1938

HIGH SCHOOL JAZZ BAND, 1940. High school jazz band practice in Sikeston, Missouri. Photograph by John Vachon, May 1940

MISSOURI: SHARECROPPERS. A sharecropper family looking at their new home from their old porch in La Forge, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1940

DROUGHT REFUGEES, 1937. A destitute Missouri family of five with no money, a sick baby, and a broken down automobile alongside U.S. Highway 99 in San Joaquin County, California

SHARECROPPER, 1938. Former sharecropper, now a Farm Security Administration client at a southeast Missouri farm. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1938

MIGRANT WORKER, 1936. A drought refugee from Polk, Missouri awaiting the opening of orange picking season at Porterville, California. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, November 1936

SCHOOLGIRL, 1938. Child studying in an elementary school classroom for migrant workers at Southeast Missouri Farms, New Madrid County, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, August 1938

MISSOURI: CABIN, 1938. The back of a sharecroppers cabin in New Madrid County, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, May 1938

MISSOURI: TRAILER, 1938. Migrant worker trailer on an alfalfa farm in New Madrid County, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, May 1938

WRESTLING MATCH, 1938. Three wrestlers in the ring sponsored by American Legion, Sikeston, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, May 1938

DELIVERY BOY, 1938. An African American boy delivering groceries with a bicycle in Caruthersville, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, August 1938

NEW HOME, 1938. Former tenant farmer and family on the front porch of their new home, Missouri. Photograph by Russell Lee, May 1938

WORLD WAR II: FOOD STORAGE. Food storage bunkers built by families who received grants from the Labor Rehabilitation Program, Southeast Missouri. Photograph, c1939

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