Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

eceipts (beginning in 1980), tax schedules with breakdown of expenses for the year, and a short
autobiographical statement written by Hermon.
Cite as: Ralph Hermon Income Tax Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0690
Herr, Ferdinand.
Papers, 1903-1904; 1918-1919. 2 folders
Collection includes three letters from Garfield School, St. Louis, and Samuel Cupples
Envelope Company, recommending Ferdinand Herr for employment at the 1904 Louisiana
Purchase Exposition. Collection also includes seven letters and one postcard written by
Ferdinand Herr, stationed at Edgewood Arsenal in Edgewood, Maryland, during the latter
months of World War I, to his mother in St. Louis.
Cite as: Ferdinand Herr Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2223
Herthel, John W. (1843?-1929).
Sketches and Drawings, 1913-1928. 1 flat storage box
John W. Herthel was an architect who designed different homes and buildings around St.
Louis. He was a sometime associate of George I. Barnett. He married Louise Genia Conrad in or
around 1869. He was an engineer who worked on the Eads Bridge. He designed plans for a
building in 1872 that would have been jointly used by the Missouri Historical Society and the St.
Louis Academy of Science. It was to have been on a lot on Locust near 13th St., but funding fell
through and the plan was dropped. He won a $50 prize in 1867 for designing the second-place
plans for fence and gateposts in Lafayette Park. He designed the T.A. Conrad house, 1897, at
6005 West Cabanne Place.
Sketches and drawings consist of 28 pencil and watercolor images done by John W. Herthel.
They include drawings of himself and his two sons, buildings in and around St. Louis, drawings
of rooms, and park scenery.
Finding aid available
Cite as: John W. Herthel Sketches and Drawings, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
Hertzog, Joseph. Journal.
See Wilt, Christian. Papers.
A2813
Hervey, Thomas (1798-1882).
Family Group Sheet, no date. 1 item [formerly Alphabetical File]
Family group sheet provides genealogical data on the family of Thomas Hervey (1798-1882)
and his wife Catherine Weems (1806-1869).
Cite as: Thomas Hervey Family Group Sheet, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0691
Herwegh Saengerbund (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Records, 1909-1941. 2 boxes
St. Louis chapter of Arbeiter Saengerbund, a national German workingmen's singing
organization.
Collection contains account books, membership lists, minutes, printed stationery, programs,
invitations, music, and correspondence relating to the Harwegh Saengerbund.