Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

highlights on events and personages in St. Louis. Flagg died in Virginia in 1890.
Correspondence, dated 1825-1890s, relates to Flagg's career as a journalist and author, and to
his personal and financial affairs. Also includes notes on scenes along the Mississippi River, with
a detailed sketch of Nauvoo in July 1846; the manuscript of an article on the early days of St.
Louis, published in the United States Illustrated in 1853; scrapbooks of newsclippings of Flagg's
writings for newspapers in St. Louis, Louisville, and Marietta, Ohio; the manuscript of
unpublished portions of Flagg's book, Venice: City of the Sea; reviews of Flagg's best known
novel, De Molai; manuscript and printed versions of newspaper carriers' New Year's addresses
furnished by Flagg for the Missouri Statesman, 1847, the Daily Missouri Republican, 1853, and
other papers; manuscript of Flagg's memoirs; and Bowdoin College notebooks and personal
account books.
Cite as: Edmund Flagg Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0500
Flags collection, 1879-1967. 1 box
Correspondence, printed material, historical notes regarding flags of interest to the state of
Missouri, organizations, military units, and individuals. Includes material regarding desecration
of the flag and proper display of flags.
Cite as: Flags Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2710
Flamingo Park (Florissant, Missouri).
Real Estate Brochure, circa 1962. 1 item [formerly Alphabetical File]
Real estate brochure published by Givens & Rowles, Inc., 760 St. Francois, Florissant, St.
Louis County, Missouri, promotes homes in the Flamingo Park neighborhood of Florissant.
Cite as: Flamingo Park Real Estate Brochure, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0501
Flanagan and Hatch (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Record book of United States government auctions, 1864-1865. 1 volume
This volume is a record of the United States government's auction sales of horses and mules,
many of them condemned, which belonged to the United States Army, dated August 6, 1864, to
July 27, 1865. The sales, conducted by Flanagan and Hatch of St. Louis, were held at Mattoon,
Illinois, Franklin, Missouri, and perhaps other unnamed locations.
Cite as: Flanagan and Hatch Record Book of United States Government Auctions, Missouri
History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2711
Flanagan, Ethel Leocadia.
Marriage Announcement, 1939 Apr 22. 1 item [formerly Alphabetical File]
Marriage announcement: “Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. O’Reilly announce the marriage of their
sister Ethel Leocadia Flanagan to Mr. Edward Michel Stephanus, Saturday, the twenty-second of
April, Nineteen hundred thirty-nine, Saint Louis Cathedral, Saint Louis, At Home, The
Keystone, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.”
Cite as: Ethel Leocadia Flanagan Marriage Announcement, Missouri History Museum Archives,
St. Louis.
A2712