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1. A B & W group photograph of a corps in St. Louis, Missouri. First row, 7: Col. Arthur Jackson Third row, 21: Maude Carl Mack Fourth row, 13, 23, 25: Archie Carter, Louis Carl, James Dee

   Photograph Religious Community

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. A B & W photograph of a child, Maude Eunice Pebbles, Brig. Bessie Smith and Mrs. Lt. Col. Margaret Ashley Pebbles.

   Photograph children and adults

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. A B & W photograph of Brig. Bessie Smith and Mrs. Lt. Col. Margaret Ashley Pebbles, a child, and Maude Eunice Pebbles.

   Photograph children and adults

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. A B & W photograph of Salvationists, Monett, Missouri. - 1880

   1920

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. A B&W photograph of St. Louis Canteen on way to Veterans Hospital. - 1947

   Disasters Photograph Religious Community

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. A B&W photo of a plaque where Comissioner George Scott Railton conducted the first meeting of the Salvation Army (November, 1880) in St. Louis. To commemorate the event, General Evangeline Booth dedicated this tablet September 28, 1940 - 28 September 1940

   presentation Ministers Religion Religious Events

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. A B & W photo of Langor. - 1931

   Photograph Religious Community

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. A circular pin with the Salvation Army shield underneath the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Mo.

   1880

   Record Type: Object

   
9. A copy of The Salvation Army Midland Home Service Drive, 1919. - 0

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   Record Type: Archive

   
10. A letter to All Program Planners, National Centennial Congress from Major Leon E. Turner, Executive Secretary, National Headquarters, Centennial Congress Office, Kansas City, Missouri. Letter reminding the Program Planners that a detailed listing of all equipment for staging purposes must be submitted to the Centennial Congress Office no later than March 12. - 0

    0

    Record Type: Archive

    
11. A letter to Annie Drury from a Mrs. Joe Casey. In the letter she expresses gratitude for Mrs. Drury's letter concerning her son, Mike. She goes on to compliment Mrs. Drury on her hostess skills. - 0

    0

    Record Type: Archive

    
12. A metallic pin in the shape of the state of Missouri celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Salvation Army's work in Missouri.

    1900

    Record Type: Object

    
13. A metallic pin with the Salvation Army shield and the words "St. Louis, Mo."

    1880

    Record Type: Object

    
14. An Easter card wishing Ms. Drury happiness and blessings. On the front of the card is a color printing of a stained glass window and flowers. - 0

    0

    Record Type: Archive

    
15. An Easter card wishing Ms. Drury happiness and blessings. On the front of the card is a color printing of a stained glass window and flowers. - 0

    0

    Record Type: Archive

    
16. A newspaper clipping dated October 29, 1903 reporting the death of Mrs. Emma Booth-Tucker in a railway accident in Missouri. She was 43 years old. - 1903

    1903

    Record Type: Archive

    
17. A newspaper clipping from The St. Joseph News Press, Salvation Army Has Fought Cause Here 50 Years, December 6, 1936. - 0

    0

    Record Type: Archive

    
18. An original and reproduction of a portrait of a Salvation Army officer, Lt Col. Richard Evans, taken in St. Louis, MO On the back of the original it reads, "Lt. Col Richard Evans Great-Grandfather to Lt. Col Willard Evans. Conducted Evangelistic Meetings in Hawaii 1897-98"

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. An original portrait of a Salvation Army officer, Lt Col. Richard Evans, taken in St. Louis, MO

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. A personal thank you letter for Annie Drury in regard to the letters she mailed on behalf of U.S. and foreign servicemen she met through the USO. - 0

    0

    Record Type: Archive