Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

A0797
Kade, Frances.
Papers, 1906-1912. 5 items; 1 oversize folder
Collection consists of St. Louis Public School 8th grade certificate of scholarship (1906);
diploma for Normal Course of Study, McKinley High School (1910); penmanship certificate
(1912); and diploma from Harris Stowe Teacher's College (1912). Also contains autograph book,
1910.
Cite as: Frances Kade Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0798
Kaletta Statuary Company (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Records, 1921-1963. 1 box
Designers, sculptors, manufacturer and importer of ecclesiastical statuary. Established 1876,
3713-3721 California Avenue, St. Louis.
Correspondence, circa 1930s-1963; specifications and photographs of religious statuary;
brochures and descriptive material of the Kaletta Statuary Company.
Indexed in the archives card catalog.
Cite as: Kaletta Statuary Company Records, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2884
Kalish, Ralph William, Jr. (1950- ).
Papers, 1973. 3 items [formerly Alphabetical File]
Family history sheet for the Missouri Historical Society filled out by Ralph William Kalish,
Jr., St. Louis, Missouri, which includes genealogical data on his family. Also includes note
signed Kalish and St. Louis Post-Dispatch newspaper clipping titled “Roos Appointee
Challenged as Inexperienced,” July 30, 1973, regarding the appointment of Kalish as St. Louis
County public transportation coordinator.
Cite as: Ralph William Kalish, Jr., Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0799
Kalkman, Adelaide (1858-1929).
Papers, [1852]; 1881-1937. 5 boxes; 4 volumes
Soprano singer from St. Louis.
Papers include family and personal correspondence, including letters from students, and
material regarding Adelaide Kalkman, [1852]; 1881-1937. Also includes letterbook of love
letters and poems or songs, possibly written from Nebraska, 1882-1884; two combination
letterbooks and diaries describing her first and third European tours, 1892 and 1895-1897; and
volume of personal accounts, 1894. The latter two volumes also include financial accounts of the
Nebraska City firm of Kalkman and Wessels, 1860, and 1863-1864.
Cite as: Adelaide Kalkman Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2271
Karasek Architects.
Collection, circa 1900-1980. 179 tube boxes, 8 rolls, 3 folders in map drawers
The Karasek architecture firm of St. Louis was originally founded by James P. Jamieson, and
the firm has since adopted several different names as partners joined and retired from the firm.
These names include James P. Jamieson (1911-1918); Jamieson & Spearl (1918-1952);
Jamieson, Spearl, Hammond & Grolock (1952-1962); Hammond, Charle & Burns (1962-1970);