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These are the many papers it took to get the project started and drawings and descriptions throughout the dig.
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8 X 10" Pen and Ink - Depot looking north - dated 1975.
Haeckel, Lester
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This drawing shows persons waiting for the train in long skirts and standing under the overhang.
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A typed petition to the mayor and city council of Kirkwood to broaden the function of the Kirkwood City Park Board to include responsibility for a recreation program. The petition has one signature: Marion Brooks.
Brooks, Marion
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back states "from 6th grade old high school building on Adams Avenue. Mr. M.E. Hard-Principal, Mary Scott Skinker-Teacher. Students named but may not be in order. 6 not named at all"
unknown
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"Back of photo says - ""This is 5th or 6th grade in old wooden, temporary building Adams Avenue at Clay SW. Teacher Miss Botticher (spelling questionable) Principal M. E. Hard"
unknown
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This is a photo of the house at 434 N. Harrison
Beerman, Clara
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"This is a black and white photo of the front of the house. This photo was taken for the 1965 house tour."
unknown
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This shows the 1) turntable 2) flagpole in park 3) Grace Episcopal Church 4) Taylor Avenue 5) Donovan House.
Donovan, Miller Mabrey
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8 X 10" color - The first Eagle, later the Missouri River Eagle at Washington, MO around 1940.
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8 X 10" b/w - this photo shows the sign and the feed store behind it.
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8 X 10" b/w - June 1974. This is Diesel #59 was brand new. Kirkwood Depot in background.
Collias, Joe
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These photos are of the students and their activities.
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This is a color photo of the side of the house.
unknown
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These are action photos of the students at the site. They are from different times during 1989 and 1990.
Scheidegger, Francis
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8 X 10" b/w - The Missouri Mule was at Kirkwood Station. #341 was the engine on the Amtrak train.
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5 X 7" b/w - Back says taken in 1910. Front says "Bridge over Mo Pacific R. R. Kirkwood.
Colias, Joe
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This is a photo from the newspaper showing a rainstorm hovering over the depot.
Holt, Robert C.
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8 X 10" b/w - This is the unveiling of the Kirkwood Depot plaque with Miss Bess Donovan and Mr. Herbert Meier. Plaque was donated by the Kirkwood Historical Society.
Scheidegger, Francis
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This family was living in the St. Charles area and all children are named. Most dates are from the 1800s.
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8 X 10" b/w - No date - Train is a freight stopped on Kirkwood Road crossing.
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Photo shows Eugene J, Helen Rechtern, Dr. James Mudd and Charles A and Ellen Becker Rechtern.
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This is an 8 X 10" photo of Eugene who was Vice President of the Mercantile Bank in St. Charles.
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Some of the students are named teacher not in photo.
Lester Jones Studio
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This photo came from Harold Warfield family. Not sure about the photographer. Teacher is in the photo.
O'Malley Studio?
