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Papers, 1912-1944. 1 box; 1 oversize package.
Memorabilia of the Novak family of St. Louis. Includes World War II home front materials;
assorted theater and musical programs; memorabilia related to the St. Louiske Listy, a Czech
newspaper published in St. Louis; dues cards in the St. Louis Typographical Union No. 8 issued
to Louis Novak (1937-38); and an undated broadside titled "St. Louis people are cosmopolitan in
their reading. . ."
Cite as: Novak Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1142
Noyes, John (1886- ).
Architectural Drawings, 1939. 1 folder
Two drawings for proposed entrance gates for the Village of Westwood, near Westwood
Country Club, at Ladue Road and at Warson Road, St. Louis. The gates were not built.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: John Noyes Architectural Drawings, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1143
Nuderscher, Frank B. (1880-1959).
Papers, 1916-1959. 12 folders (approximately 300 items)
Frank B. Nuderscher was born July 19, 1880, to Anna Regina and Martin Joseph Nuderscher
in St. Louis. After attending the St. Louis School of Fine Arts, he turned to commercial art and
painting. He established his studio in the Granite Building at 406 Market. During his career, he
was a commercial artist, landscape and figure painter, and mural decorator. He also directed the
Nuderscher School of Art in St. Louis and the Ozark School of Art in Arcadia, Missouri, from
1921 to 1950. He was commissioned to paint one of the eight lunettes above the mezzanine floor
of the west end of the Missouri capitol building.
The collection consists primarily of correspondence, but also includes literary productions,
artistic productions, financial documents and printed materials.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Frank B. Nuderscher Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1144
Nuelsens, Johann Joseph.
Tagebuch fuer Joh. Joseph Nuelsens, 1833-1839. 1 volume
German daybook, locale unidentified.
In German handscript.
Cite as: Johann Joseph Nuelsens Tagebuch, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.