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1905ish Eugene A Windsor by Maximilian E Schmidt State Historical Society of Missouri P0001-P086
Eugene A Windsor (with umbrella) outside his office Windsor Loans and Insurance, Boonville, Cooper County, Missouri ca 1905. Other individual is unknown.
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Boonville, Missouri High Street E of 2nd facing WSW 1
Boonville, Missouri, near non-junction of 2nd and High Streets. Camera is on High east-northeast of 2nd. High dead-ends before reaching 2nd, so there is no intersection. The area on the west-southwest side of 2nd, once occupied by the Meierhoffer Sand Company office building, is now a parking lot for the Isle of Capri Casino (partly visible across 2nd at right edge of photo). The building, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, is apparently no longer extant.
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Missouri - Big Spring State Part through Hillsboro - NARA - 23941755
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Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad Bridge over the Missouri River in Boonville, MO
Title: Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad Bridge over the Missouri River in Boonville, MO.
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Pencil Drawing of Men at the City Hotel at Boonville, MO by A.B. Greene
Pencil drawing of men at the City Hotel at Boonville, MO by A.B. GreeneTitle: Pencil Drawing of Men at the City Hotel at Boonville, MO by A.B. Greene
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Pencil Drawing of a Mound Near Boonville, MO by A.B. Greene
Pencil drawing of a man on a mound near Boonville, MO by A.B. GreeneTitle: Pencil Drawing of a Mound Near Boonville, MO by A.B. Greene
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Pencil Drawing of the City Hotel in Boonville, MO by A.B. Greene
Pencil drawing of the City Hotel in Boonville, MO by A.B. GreeneTitle: Pencil Drawing of the City Hotel in Boonville, MO by A.B. Greene
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Prospectus ofThe Boonville Monitor,written by W.G. Blymer, February 6, 1864
States, "...The Monitor will be an Unconditional Union paper..."Title: Prospectus of The Boonville Monitor, written by W.G. Blymer, February 6, 1864
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