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Guide to Photographs and Print Collections - Missouri History Museum

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Obst Collection: Archeology<br />

Mr. Obst of Pike County, <strong>Missouri</strong> amassed a collection of over 6,000 archeological<br />

artifacts many of which he found in <strong>Missouri</strong> <strong>and</strong> Illinois.<br />

The Obst Collection contains eleven mounted pho<strong>to</strong>graphs of groups of archeological<br />

artifacts. Each pho<strong>to</strong> has a h<strong>and</strong>written ink caption reading: "Part of the Obst Collection,<br />

Begun 1870 - 6600 Specimens." The pho<strong>to</strong>s appear <strong>to</strong> have been part of an album; ten<br />

pho<strong>to</strong>s have a page number in the corner.<br />

Subjects include: Native American artifacts; arrow heads; pipes; pipes shaped like frogs;<br />

bowls; jars; axe heads; clay vessels.<br />

1 folder 1890<br />

Ohio River Flood Postcard Collection<br />

The Ohio River Flood Postcard Collection contains 47 identified black <strong>and</strong> white<br />

postcards taken during <strong>and</strong> after the 1937 flood. Julian R. Fisher of Louisville, Kentucky<br />

published the postcards.<br />

Subjects include: flood damage; disasters; Jeffersonville, Indiana; residences; commercial<br />

buildings; New Albany, Indiana; churches; Churchill Downs building; boats; Louisville,<br />

Kentucky.<br />

1 folder 1937<br />

On The Iron Mountain Route: Views In <strong>and</strong> About Hot Springs,<br />

Arkansas<br />

"On The Iron Mountain Route: Views In <strong>and</strong> About Hot Springs, Arkansas" is a set of 45<br />

mounted pho<strong>to</strong>graphs of scenic views along the Iron Mountain Railroad Route in <strong>and</strong><br />

near Hot Springs, Arkansas. The reverse of the cardboard backings have travel contact<br />

information mentioning Herbert Dur<strong>and</strong>, manager of the Hot Springs League <strong>and</strong> H.C.<br />

Townsend, the General Passenger <strong>and</strong> Ticket Agent of the Iron Mountain Route.<br />

Woodward <strong>and</strong> Tiernan <strong>Print</strong>ing Company printed these <strong>to</strong>urist promotion picture<br />

advertisements in St. Louis.<br />

Subjects include: buildings; rivers; bath houses; scenic views; train station at Potash<br />

Sulphur Springs, Arkansas; horse-drawn carriages; African-American man with basket of<br />

cot<strong>to</strong>n; Palace Bath House; The Hale bath house; Imperial bath house; the Superior bath<br />

house; a main street with streetcar tracks; gazebo; The Maurice bath house.<br />

1 box ca 1915<br />

O'Neil Postcard Collection<br />

The O'Neil Postcard Collection contains about 350 postcards that were probably collected<br />

by Mrs. Auguste Chouteau. The postcards show artwork, sculpture, <strong>and</strong> his<strong>to</strong>ric buildings<br />

in Italy, Germany, Spain, <strong>and</strong> other locations in Europe.<br />

1 box ca 1900 - ca 1950<br />

4 May 2003 page 148

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