Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

when he returned to St. Louis to resume his studies at Washington University. Maguolo was a
member of the architecture firm of Maguolo and Quick.
Correspondence from Maguolo to his parents and sister, often illustrated; letters from his
brother Sergeant America (Mare) Maguolo, circa 1945; sketchbook of drawings by George
Maguolo, May 1918, while on leave in France. The collection does not include architectural
drawings or firm records; these have probably been destroyed.
Some French.
Cite as: George J. Maguolo Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0970
Maher, Joseph.
James Callaway papers, 1792-1854. 5 folders (approximately 125 items)
James Callaway was the son of Flanders Callaway and Jemima Boone, daughter of Daniel
Boone. The Callaways moved from Kentucky to Missouri about 1801 and settled in Warren
County, Missouri. James Callaway became the deputy sheriff and also collected taxes in the St.
Charles district. In 1808, he was the paymaster for the Clark expedition that built Fort Osage. He
served under Major Z. Taylor in the Rock River expedition. He married Nancy Howell, May 9,
1805. He was killed by Indians March 7, 1815, at Loutre Creek.
Collection includes the diary of James Callaway, 1802-1814, with both the original and a
copy. The diary covers the period of a trip of 430 militia and rangers under Major Zachary
Taylor from Cap au Gris to Rock River. Also includes letters from Capt. James Callaway to his
wife, Nancy, 1813-1815, while in action against the Indians. Remainder of the papers consists of
a military roster, tax lists, items concerning Nancy's efforts to collect a pension as a war widow,
and efforts of John B. Callaway and Newton Howell, administrators of James Callaway's estate,
to settle a note of $400 between James Callaway and Gen. Benjamin Howard, 1816-1818.
Cite as: James Callaway Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2552
Mahler, Jacob A.
Brochure, circa 1880s. 1 item
Brochure advertises Jacob A. Mahler’s classes in dancing and deportment to be held at
Masonic Hall, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Cite as: Jacob A. Mahler Brochure, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0971
Majers, Alfred.
Architecture Collection, circa 1939-1975.
Drawings, firm records, personal materials, photographs, and reference material regarding
approximately 50 residential, commercial, and institutional projects. Firms represented include
Study & Farrar; Study, Farrar & Majers; Majers & Allen; Majers & Baebler.
Preliminary inventory available.
Cite as: Alfred Majers Architecture Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
Maletz, Paul Werner
See Kuhl, Julius. Paul Werner Maletz Collection.
A0972
Mallinckrodt, Emil.