Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

Perforated Gummed Labels, no date. 1 item
Cite as: Dennison Manufacturing Company Perforated Gummed Labels, Missouri History
Museum Archives, St. Louis.
Dentistry Collection
See Saint Louis Dental Society.
A2649
Derwostep, Herbert Raphael (1887- ).
Family History Sheets, 1949 Aug 9. 2 items [formerly Alphabetical File]
Family history sheet for the Missouri Historical Society filled out by Herbert Raphael
Derwostep, 2924 Chippewa Street, St. Louis, Missouri (formerly resided at 3731 Texas Ave.).
Also includes family history sheet filled out by his wife, Elsa Wagenfuehr Derwostep.
Cite as: Herbert Raphael Derwostep Family History Sheet, Missouri History Museum Archives,
St. Louis.
A0377
DeSale, Adelaide.
Collection, 1910-1911. 1 folder (approximately 25 items)
Collection contains pamphlets, school programs, etc. from Central and Soldan High Schools
regarding Adelaide DeSale. Also includes a Soldan stickpin, 1904.
Cite as: Adelaide DeSale Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0378
Desloge Family.
Papers, 1815-1879; 1924-1956; 1957. 2 boxes
Cite as: Desloge Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0379
Desloge, George T.
Reminiscences (typescript), 1880-1935. 1 box (3 volumes).
Reminiscences of St. Louisan George T. Desloge, including material on the 1904 World's
Fair and World War I.
Cite as: George T. Desloge Reminiscences, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0380
Desloge, Joseph (1889-1971).
Collection, 1812-1963. 4 boxes; 3 volumes
Joseph Desloge was descended from one of Missouri's pioneer families. Firmin Desloge, Sr.,
a native of France, became a citizen of Missouri in 1828. He established a trading post in
Washington County where he exchanged merchandise for lead and furs. Firmin Desloge, Jr., was
born in 1843. He was engaged in the lead mining business, and in 1873 he established the
Desloge Lead Company in St. Francois County, Missouri. Joseph Desloge was chairman of the
board of Minerva Oil Company and Killark Electric Manufacturing Company and president of
Louisiana Manufacturing Company and Atlas Manufacturing Company. He donated 2,400 acres
of land in Reynolds County, Missouri, which became known as Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park.
He was responsible for helping in the restoration of the Holy Family Church in Cahokia, Old St.
Ferdinand's Church in Florissant, and the Old Cathedral in St. Louis. He also served on the board