Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

street from Principia School. This 10-page pamphlet promoting The Lodge includes exterior and
interior photographs of the hotel. G.A. Sloan was the proprietor and manager.
Cite as: The Lodge pamphlet, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1832
Lodge of the Four Seasons/Lake of the Ozarks Development.
Collection, circa 1930-1950.
Drawings (blueprints) and promotional material regarding the damming and recreational
development of the Lake of the Ozarks area.
Cite as: Lodge of the Four Seasons/Lake of the Ozarks Development Collection, Missouri
History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0923
Loeb, Isidore.
Papers, 1897-1945. 9 folders (approximately 200 items)
Isidore Loeb was the president of the University of Missouri and the dean of the School of
Commerce and Finance at Washington University. He resided for a time at 105 Arundel Place,
Clayton, St. Louis County, Mo.
Papers concerning the case of Dr. F.C. Hicks, University of Missouri; correspondence to and
from Loeb regarding his appointment as acting president of the University of Missouri, 1923,
and his appointment as dean of the School of Commerce and Finance at Washington University,
1925; correspondence and allied papers regarding the Intangibles Tax Bill, Missouri, 1945.
Cite as: Isidore Loeb Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0924
Loewenstein, Bert.
Papers, no date. 4 folders (approximately 25 items)
Missouri author.
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, poems, clippings, manuscript material of Bert
Loewenstein, mostly concerning Missouri history, especially the Ozarks and St. Louis.
Cite as: Bert Loewenstein Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0925
Lofts, Charles.
Diary, 1851 Apr-Nov. 1 volume
Native of either England or Ireland, toured the United States in 1851.
Diary of United States tour, describing stay in each city visited. Entries begin with arrival in
New York City and include mention of a visit to St. Louis.
Cite as: Charles Lofts Diary, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2370
Logan, Charles W.
Papers, 1908-1942. 5 folders (66 items)
Charles William Logan died February 26, 1949, in St. Louis, Missouri.
The papers contain receipts, financial accounts, canceled checks, and other papers of Charles
W. Logan, mostly relating to his home at 4970 Lotus Avenue in St. Louis. Many of the papers
relate to J. Charles Mueller, contractor and builder. The collection also includes some family
photographs.