White River Valley Historical Society - All Entries

"Accident prevention through enthusiasm" mo-pac.Andrew J CoggburnAnimal, MechanicalAnimal, RockingAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedAnimal, StuffedBulletClothes, DollClothes, DollClothes, DollDollDollDollDollDollDollDollDollDollDollDollDollFramed photo and news report of train derailment at Garber, MO on Nov 29, 1915, inaccurate plaqueFriendship Quilt, possibly Howell Co MO areaKaleidoscopePhoto of Alonzo Prather, one of original members of Law and Order League (aka Bald Knobbers)Photo of Alva and Cora Howard with daughters Ethel, Edith, Ruby and Nezzie before a tornado destroyed MelvaPhoto of Arnold family house at White River Bridge during a flood in Forsyth, MOPhoto of Branson, MO High School Girls Basketball Team, 1927Photo of Branson, MO, High School Basketball Team, 1927Photo of Forsyth, MO High School Girls Basketball Team, 1918Photo of Forsyth, MO, High School Basketball Team 1930Photo of George "Budge" Box, lost in the tornado that destroyed Melva, MO, March 11, 1920Photo of Howard "Bud" Groom in uniform at Fort Francis E. Warren, Wyoming, Sept 1941 to Jan 1942Photo of Howard "Bud" Groom with unidentified men at Camp Stewart, GA 1942Photo of J C Lewis in Army uniform in Kansas City, MO, 1908Photo of Jesse and Hubert Box who died in the Melva, MO tornado in 1920Photo of Lt. William Magness, WWIIPhoto of Missouri Pacific Railroad bridge over White River near Hollister, MOPhoto of Mount Olive School, Dist #37, located east of Mildred, Taney County, MOPhoto of Nathaniel "Nat" Kinney, known as the leader of the Law and Order League, also known as the Bald KnobbersPhoto of Peter Engler in U. S. Marine Corps uniformPhoto of Pinetop one-room school west of Mincy, MO on Hwy JJPhoto of Roscoe Pierce in an Army uniform, WWIPhoto of S/Sgt Arthur C Adams, Army Air Corp WWII, 1942-1945Photo of Taneyville School - Dist #26, also a Teacher's InstitutePhoto of destruction at Melva, Missouri, after tornado, March 11, 1920Photo of destruction from Melva, MO tornado in 1920Photo of destruction from Melva, MO tornado, 1920Photo of flood in Old Forsyth, MOPhoto of four generations of the Groom family (Charles, Manfred, Maxine and Tremandia Groom)Photo of men in costume during Civil War Days in Shadow Rock Park, Forsyth, MO, 1986Photo of ruins of the Buel Hotel demolished in the Melva, MO tornado in 1920Photo of the ruins of the Mahnkey home demolished in the Melva, MO tornado in 1920Photo of unidentified WWII Aviators in front of plane with "R" and "F" with a star between the letters on the side of planePhoto postcard of William Mahlum in uniform, WWIPhotograph copy of Chapel Vacation Bible SchoolPhotos (four) of Ben Layton, appointed Marshal of Hollister, MO, saved several children after tornado destroyed Melva, MO, 1920Plat of the townsite of Melva, being a part of south west 1/4 of the north easdt 1/4 of section 28, township 22, range 21 w. Taney County, Mo.Ration booksRattleRoscoe Pierce military promotion certificateStereopticon SlideStereopticon SlideStereopticon SlideStereopticon SlideStereopticon SlideStereopticon SlideStereopticon SlideStereopticon SlideStereoscope/pseudoscopeTintype photo of Samuel Harrison Snapp and Sarah Sims Snapp. She was killed by Bald Knobber Wash Middleton in 1886Toy Iron SkilletToy trainWWII Army cap