Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

contain index cards from Kate L. Gregg. The collection also contains George C. Sibley diaries,
1808-1843, commonplace books, 1845-1855, notes on Indian tribes, 1811, letterbook, 1810,
expedition to Mexico, 1827-1834, History of the Presbyterian Church, 1849, account books,
1823, 1824, 1844-1859; Dr. John Sibley diaries; records from Lindenwood College, 1839-1840;
journal of Mary Easton Sibley; Strother account book, 1854; and geometry book of Archibald
Shobe.
Collection is the property of Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Missouri, and may not be
reproduced or published without permission of Lindenwood.
Inventory of collection in box 1.
Cite as: Lindenwood College Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0909
Lingenfelder, Julius.
Papers, 1889-1964. 2 boxes; 1 volume; 1 oversize folder
Julius Lingenfelder was a German physician who lived in Hermann, Missouri.
The bulk of the collection contains correspondence, newspaper articles, pamphlets regarding
Julius Lingenfelder's views of Germany after World War I—reconstruction, Hitler, etc. The rest
of the collection regards the family estate, "Bergfried," in Gasconade, Missouri, and the
daughters of Julius trying to give land to various organizations to use as a recreational retreat;
information on articles written by Julius Lingenfelder; German children's book after World War I
with Nazi scenes; one bound scrapbook of sheet music and newspaper articles concerning
German music.
Some German.
Cite as: Julius Lingenfelder Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0910
Link Family.
Papers, 1758-1902; 1942; 1949. 4 folders (approximately 100 items); 1 oversize folder
Papers include correspondence, estate papers, genealogical information on Link family;
information on Theodore Carl Link; notebook of Theodore Carl Link including mentions of Karl
Bitter, 1903. Collection also includes three blueprints of St. Louis Union Station, designed by
Theodore C. Link, traced and revised, 1942, 1949.
Cite as: Link Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0911
Link, J. Joseph, Dr.
Family papers 1920s-1968. 5 boxes
St. Louis doctor. Married to Lena Michel; two daughters, Lenora Clara Link Ferrenbach and
Alithea Marie Link.
Correspondence, estate papers, account books, medical notebooks, and literary manuscripts
of J. Joseph Link and family. Includes contracts, receipts for work on residence; papers regarding
zoning regulations of Link property at 3550 Russell Boulevard; material regarding case of St.
Ferdinand Sewer District vs. Jacob Michel Realty Company, 1940, and vs. J.J. Link, et al,
regarding unpaid taxes; diary of a trip to Mexico, 1940; manuscript of a tour through the West,
1927; account books, 1950-1961; Joseph Link's medical notebooks; notebooks and daybooks of
Ed Ferrenbach, 1946, son-in-law of Link; autograph book of Lena Michel Link, 1878; and
literary manuscripts of Dr. Link including numerous essays on peace, and those of his book, Two
Coeval Evils.