Old pictures of Shaw

1910

Newsboys Smoking Cigarette

1875

Concordia Seminary in St Louis

1916

First Lawnmower Experiment

c. 1885

Workers at Budweiser Brewery

c. 1880

Veranda Row in St. Louis

c. 1870

Synagogue

c. 1880

Bird's eye view of St. Louis

1873

Stereo card by Benecke showing the Eads Bridge under construction

1883

Artotype of a pavilion at Tower Grove Park taken by Benecke

c. 1860

Carte de visite of brewer Adolphus Busch by Hoelke and Benecke

1910

Theodore Roosevelt and pilot Hoxsey

1904

Natural History exhibit at the 1904 World's Fair

1904

Igorot attraction at the World's Fair

1904

Indian girls dressed for a ball game, U.S. Government Indian exhibit.

1904

Louisiana Purchase Exposition

1904

St. Louis mayor Rolla Wells

1932

Intersection of Chouteau Avenue and Josephine Street

1905

Frozen Mississippi River

1935

The last public execution in the United States

1940

Siblings

1964

Fashionable Couple in London's Swinging Scene

1895

Antanaribo Market

1885

The Mathews family is piled into a wagon.

1937

A child reaches for a bowl

1912

A child in a stroller accompanied by a presumed sibling.

1941

Phenix Marble Company

1910

Confederate veterans and members of the Daughters of the Confederacy.

c. 1890

Lew Wallace at his home

1936

Poor house

1902

Herman Bailey Smith and His wife

1906

Cowboy barber shop

1917

Ronald Reagan, (with "Dutch" haircut) Neil Reagan, and parents

1920

Ronald Reagan's 4th Grade class

c. 1922

Cotton compress factory

c. 1905

Train depot on Lawrence Street

1909

Escuela Cedar Grove

c. 1900

SCHOOL

c. 1945

Main Street

1949

The Rainbow Grill/Cafe

1940

Jeremiah Larkin Blair

1905

Rural life

1879

Locomotive Engine 53

c. 1901

Unknown children and their dog

c. 1930

Law officers.

c. 1930

Bud and Josie

1854

Clinton Street

c. 1900

Miners and family

c. 1955

James Daniel with Larry Linville

c. 1942

Dorothy Branscum and her sailor man

c. 1923

Ronald Reagan

c. 1955

Samuel Everett from Woodrow

1936

A family poses at their home

1919

Suffragists

1869

Wyatt Earp, age 21

1911

Madam Walker and several friends in her automobile

1910

Central Union Telephone Co. wagon loaded with poles

c. 1862

A group of Confederate prisoners

c. 1885

Cyclists