Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

Collection includes plans and descriptions for experimental monoplane or its model (original
1933, model 1948); photocopies of clippings and photographs; and a booklet on aerodynamics
for pilots.
Cite as: Zane Cieslak Plans for Experimental Monoplane, Missouri History Museum Archives,
St. Louis.
A0281
Circulars collection, 1801-1973. 1 box; 1 oversize folder
Collection contains circulars from national, state, and local clubs; rewards; political, business
and show advertisements; circular issued by Action, St. Louis, dated 1973, titled "Hit Ladue and
Clayton Areas; they got plenty!!"; and prospectus of The African, an anti-abolition monthly
published in St. Louis by J.W. Hedenberg, September 16, 1843.
Cite as: Circulars Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0282
Cisco, John J.
Letterbook, 1864. 1 volume (letterpress)
Letters of Cisco, dated March 21-August 29, 1864, written from the U.S. Treasury at New
York, mostly to Salmon P. Chase, Washington, D.C., regarding the use of gold to back currency
and European markets.
Cite as: John J. Cisco Letterbook, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2408
Citadel Alarm and Security Corp. (St. Louis, Missouri).
Circular letter, circa 1970. 1 item
Circular letter of the Citadel Alarm and Security Corp. (formerly Canine Corp Alarm Co.),
2900 Washington Blvd., St. Louis, Mo., promoting the Citadel Residential Alarm System.
Cite as: Citadel Alarm and Security Corp. Circular Letter, Missouri History Museum Archives,
St. Louis.
A0283
Citizens' Bridge Committee (St. Louis, Missouri).
Papers, 1911-1914. 1 folder
The Citizen's Bridge Committee was formed to organize voter support to pass bond
initiatives for the completion of the Municipal Free Bridge. The committee circulated petitions,
pamphlets and brochures urging voters to "Finish The Bridge." The collection contains a sample
initiative petition for the completion of the bridge; a "Municipal Bridge Petition" to the
Municipal Assembly, St. Louis; pamphlets and flyers listing reasons to finish the bridge; and
correspondence to Stella Drumm at the Missouri Historical Society regarding these materials.
Cite as: Citizens’ Bridge Committee Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2447
Citizens’ Electric Light & Power Co.
Circular, 1909 Feb. 1 item
Circular reads, “Our demonstration of COOKING BY ELECTRICITY at the PURE FOOD
SHOW has been successful beyond our expectation. A large number of ladies were unable to
ascertain the simplicity of operation of the various COOKING, HEATING and HOUSEHOLD
POWER devices and we have been requested to give Special Demonstrations during the coming