Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

A1451
Saint Louis Washington Blues.
Records, 1990-1991. 1 folder
Militia unit first organized in 1857 and disbanded in 1861. Reorganized in 1990 with
Douglas Harding, president; George Wunderlich, secretary; Bryan Haynes, treasurer.
Reorganized unit was formed to undertake historic recreations.
Minutes, 1990-1991; membership certificates; clippings.
Cite as: Saint Louis Washington Blues Records, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
Saint Louis Woman's Committee, Council of National Defense.
Records, 1917-1919.
See Council of National Defense. St. Louis Woman’s Committee Records, 1917-1919.
A1453
Saint Louis Zoological Society (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Records, 1910-1961. 2 boxes
By-laws, articles of incorporation, membership lists, minutes of board meetings, financial
reports, memorials for society members, and business correspondence of the St. Louis
Zoological Society. Material includes correspondence and information regarding the zoological
expedition into Central America, and the tax support litigation for the St. Louis Zoo. Also
includes publications and newsclippings.
Cite as: Saint Louis Zoological Society Records, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1455
Saint Luke's Hospital (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Select records, 1932-1969. 1 box
St. Luke's Hospital was founded by the Episcopalians in 1865 at 2345 South 13th in St.
Louis.
This collection consists of select correspondence from the officer of the superintendent of St.
Luke's Hospital, 1936-1942; correspondence of the superintendent regarding complaints filed by
patients, 1964-1969; and financial statements from the hospital for 1932.
Cite as: Saint Luke's Hospital Select Records, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2517
St. Peter’s German Evangelical Church (St. Louis, Missouri).
Christmas card, 1888. 1 item
Christmas card is in German with English translation.
Cite as: St. Peter’s German Evangelical Church Christmas Card, Missouri History Museum
Archives, St. Louis.
A2235
St. Philomena’s Technical School
Collection, 1935. 1 folder
St. Philomena’s Technical School was established by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de
Paul in 1845 as a training school for orphaned girls. In 1910, the school moved from its original
location at Clark and Ewing Avenues to a new building at Union and Cabanne Avenues. At that
time, the school opened its doors to all girls and no longer restricted enrollment to orphans. The