Name/Title
St. Joseph Buildings Collage, c. 1930Entry/Object ID
P2014.13.9VDescription
St. Joseph Buildings Collage, undated. Five b/w, 8' x 10" pages of about 12 photos per page. It appears that the photographer shot the photos out of a car window
Page V-1:
Cemetery, un-named. Could be Mt Mora
Hospital, un-named, could be Methodist Episcopal
Street Scene, could be 10th Street south of 36 Hwy, c. 1930s
Shoe Company, c. 1930
Hill with tank farm
Train on track, view from car window
Missouri River View from bluff
Patee Market
Page V-2
Road cut, perhaps Dug Cut
Dilapidated Home, un-named
Quaker Oat Company
City Hall
Brick building, un-named
Synagogue
Zion Evangelical Church
Page V-3
Cloverly Farms
City Auditorium
First Presbyterian Church
J.C. Smith Hide Company
Central High School
Christian Brothers High School
Fire House, unidentified, c/b 18th & Walnut
Felix Street, 700 block looking toward 8th, Howitt Building in background
Page V-4
3 photos, 1 unidientified street, 2 views of city from bluff.
Page V-5
Union Station
Western Tablet Company
Patrick Maxey, Grave marker, died 1861.Made/Created
Date made
1930Place
City
St. JosephState/Province
MissouriLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Print, PhotographicNomenclature Primary Object Term
PhotographNomenclature Sub-Class
Graphic DocumentsNomenclature Class
Documentary ObjectsNomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication ObjectsLOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Buildings, Cemeteries, Hospitals, City halls, Synagogues, Fire housesSearch Terms
St. Joseph History, Shoe Company, Missouri River, Patee Market, Dug Cut, Quaker Oats, Zion Evangelical Church, Cloverly Farm, City Auditorium, First Presbyterian Church, Smith (James C.) Hide Co., Central High School, Christian Brothers High School, Felix Street, Union Station, Western Tablet & Stationery Company, WestabRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Patrick MaxeyPerson or Organization
J. C. SmithProvenance
Notes
Copies of original photographs. These in possession of John Foley.
