Folder and Photograph Descriptions

 

 

R         Hill, Commodore Perry, Jr. (1901-1983).

125                  Collection, 1885-1982.

                                    103 Folders, 3 volumes, 91 photographs.

 

 

 

Folders 01-29: Mining and mining companies, 1885-1982.

 

F. 01  General history, lead mining and markets, 1885-1997.

F. 02  Catherine Lead Company, 1900-1937.

F. 03  Central Lead Company, 1891-1907.

F. 04  Columbia Lead Company, 1891-1907.

F. 05  Desloge Mining Company, 1885-1936.

F. 06  Doe Run Mining Company, 1886-1914.

F. 07  Doe Run Mining company, 1915-1937.

F. 08  Federal Lead Company, 1900-1908

F. 09  Federal Lead Company, 1909-1928.

F. 10 Granite Mining, 1885-1915.

F. 11 Herculaneum, Missouri, smelter, 1910-1933.

F. 12 Mine La Motte, Missouri, 1885-1939.

F. 13 Mine La Motte, Missouri.  Map of St. Joseph Lead Company operations, 1958.

F. 14 National Lead Company, 1900-1934.

F. 15 St. Francois Lead Company, 1909-1914.

F. 16 St. Joseph Lead Company, 1883-1913.

F. 17 St. Joseph Lead Company, 1914-1930.

F. 18 St. Joseph Lead Company/St. Joe Minerals Corporation, 1931-1982.

F. 19 St. Joseph Lead Company, Map of domestic water lines…in the towns of Leadville, St. Francois, and Taylortown, 1940.

F. 20 St. Joe Minerals Corporation, Map of Lead Belt mines, 1952.

F. 21 Valle Mining Company, 1885-1982.

F. 22 Miscellaneous mining companies and named tracts, “A” – “L”.

F. 23 Miscellaneous mining companies and named tracts, “M” – “W”.

F. 24 Jake Day tract, 1910-1915.

F. 25 Prospecting in the Lead Belt, 1885-1936.

F. 26 Mine equipment, 1903-1926.

F. 27 Mine shaft data, c1966.

F. 28 Labor relations and strikes, 1900-1939.

F. 29 Wages, 1901-1934.

 

Folders 30-35: Accidents and Fatalities: mining and railroad, 1885-1939.

 

F. 30 Doe Run mines, 1901-1931.

F. 31 Federal mines, 1900-1939.

F. 32 National mines, 1092-1930.

F. 33 St. Joseph Lead Company mines, 1939.

F. 34 Accidents at miscellaneous mines, 1885-1939.

F. 35 Railroad accidents, 1893-1926.

 

 

 

 

 

Folders 36-44: Railroad development in southeast Missouri, 1885-1965

 

F. 36 Houck railroad lines, 1900-1929.  (Includes material on the Cape Girardeau Northern, the Saline Valley, and the St. Louis, Memphis & Southeastern railroads, and the purchase of these lines by the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway.)

F. 37 Illinois Southern Railroad, 1900-1934.

F. 38 Iron Mountain Railroad/St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern/Missouri Pacific Railroad, 1885-1933.

F. 39 Mississippi River & Bonne Terre Railroad, 1900-1913.

F. 40 Mississippi River 7 Bonne Terre Railroad, 1914-1936.

F. 41 Missouri-Illinois Railroad, 1921-1977.

F. 42 St. Francois County Railroad Company, 1886-1929.

F. 43 Southern Missouri Railroad, 1901-1903.

F. 44 Miscellaneous railroads, 1886-1965.

 

Folders 45-55:  St. Francois Co., Mo.  County and municipal business & history, 1885-1980.

 

F. 45 St. Francois County Court, general business, 1886-1936.

F. 46 St. Francois County business: roads, 1885-1933.

F. 47 St. Francois County business: bridges, 1885-1930.

F. 48 Bonne Terre, Missouri, 1885-1930.

F. 49 Bonne Terre, Missouri.  Map, 1971-1972

F. 50 Desloge, Missouri, 1901, 1918.

F. 51 Elvins, Missouri.  Map, n.d.

F. 52 Farmington, Missouri, 1885-1929.

F. 53 Falt River, Missouri, 1900-1980.

F. 54 Rivermines, Missouri.  Plat of the Doe Run Lead Company’s subdivision of…Rivermines 1928

F. 55 Miscellaneous towns, 1886-1953.

 

Folders 56-69: St. Francois County, Missouri.  Miscellaneous topics, 1885-1982.

 

F. 56 Businesses, 1885-1953.

F. 57 Churches, 1886-1952 (Includes cemeteries.)

F. 58 Schools, 1885-1927

F. 59 Post offices, 1886-1937.

F. 60 Crime, 1886-1930.

F. 61 Dooley-Harris feud, 1900-1907

F. 62 Lead Belt Riot of 1917.

F. 63 Prohibition and bootlegging, 1908-1930.

F. 64 Weather conditions, 1886-1930.

F. 65 Societies, associations, and clubs, 1885-1939.

F. 66 Masonic Lodge, 1885-1923.

F. 67 Land transfers, St. Francois County, Missouri.  Clippings and notes by Commodore Perry Hill, Jr.

F. 68 Hill, Commodore Perry, Jr. (1901-1983).  Biographical material, 1978-1982.

F. 69 Miscellaneous topics, 1905-1934.

 

Folders 70-89: Biographical file, 1885-1970. (Organized alphabetically.)

 

F. 70 “A”

F. 71 “B” – “Boyer”

F. 72 “Bradley” – “Byington”

F. 73 “C”

F. 74 “D”

F.75 “E: - “F”

F. 76 “G”

F. 77 “H”

F. 78 “I” – “K”

F. 79 “L”

F. 80 “Mc”

F 81 “M”

F. 82 “N” – “P”

F. 83 “Q” – “R”

F. 84 “S”

F. 85 “T”

F. 86 “V”

F. 87 “W” – “We”

F. 88 “Wh” – “Woodward”

F. 89 “X” – “Z”

 

Folders 90-103: Pamphlets and printed material, 1960-1978.

 

F. 90 Instructions for ordering accessories for “I-R’ rock drill steel sharpeners manufactured by Ingersoll-Rand Company, 1920.

F. 91 Waukesha Motor Company, engine parts list, 1927.

F. 92 Goodman Locomotive Company, parts catalog, 1927.

F. 93 St. Joe shovel, illustrated parts list, 1938.

F. 94 Sullivan core drill parts list, 1942.

F. 95 Labor agreements between the St. Joseph Lead Company and Mine La Motte Company and various local unions, 1943, 1946, 1947, 1959, and 1959.

F. 96 Labor agreements between the Missouri-Illinois Railroad Company and railroad employees, 1956.

F. 97 St. Joseph Lead Company, telephone directory, 1958.

F. 98 Railroad timetables: Mississippi River & Bonne Terre Railway, 1928 (photocopy); Missouri Pacific Railroad, 1978.

F. 99 St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company.  Transportation Department, rulebook, 1957.

F. 100 St. Joe Headframe (four issues)

v. 18, #3 Winter 1981; v. 18, #2 Summer 1982; v. 18, #3 Autumn 1982; v. 19, #4 Winter 1982

F. 101 Fluor Corporation.  Annual report, 1982.

F. 102 Big River Mills…Then and Now, by Mrs. Lon Pettus.  Bonne Terre, Missouri: Bonne Terre Printing Company, n.d.

F. 103 Jefferson County, Missouri.  Clippings of historical articles compiled by Mrs. Katherine Schneider, n.d.

 

Photograph File, ca. 1890-1940. (unless otherwise noted, photographs are undated.)

 

01. National Lead Company, mill and shaft No. 1.

02. Doe Run Lead Company, shaft No. 4.

03. View toward the rear of the St. Joseph Lead Company mill at Bonne Terre.  Shows the carpenter shack, Congregational Church, and other buildings.

04. Photograph from a lithograph, Desloge Lead Company mines.

05. Group of miners with sunshine torches and lunch boxes.

06. Group of miners with Shanklin carbide lamps.

07. Doe Run Lead Company, calcine furnaces at Doe Run, Missouri.

08. “H.R. Ameling, Diamond Drill Contractor,” shown beside a Longyear oscillating steam drill.

09. Flat River Hardware and Furniture Company, advertising photograph, c1930.

10. “Central Lead Company Mill—Flat River,” 1903 (Later Federal Lead Company Mill No.2).

11. Central Lead Company, “Rodger’s Shaft,” 1903 (Federal Lead Company Shaft No. 7).

12. Doe Run Lead Company Mil No.2, Doe Run, Missouri, 1903.

13. Central Lead Company Shaft No. 1, 1903 (Federal Lead Company Shaft No. 6).

14. Doe Run Lead Company power plant at Rivermines, Missouri.

15. Federal Lead Company, main office building.

16. Doe Run Lead Company Shaft No. 2, 1903.

17. Doe Run Lead Company Shaft No. 3, Flat River, Missouri.

18. Miller Brothers Store, Flat River, Missouri, advertising photograph.

19. St. Joseph Lead Company, Huffman Mine.

20. St. Joseph Lead Company, Flat River, Missouri, Mill No. 3.

21. Flat River Hardware Company, grand opening celebration with mule-drawn wagon and sample merchandise.

22. Union Electric power plant, Flat River, Missouri.

23. Reuter Milling Company, Flat River, Missouri (see also photograph #26.)

24. St. Louis Smelting & Refining Company, mill, 1903.

25. Sullivan class “BD” diamond drill, “Missouri Type”

26. Reuter Milling Company (see also photograph #23).

27. J. F. Puttman, tailor, Farmington, Missouri.

28. Baptist Church, Flat River, Missouri.

29. Underground view of miners at work.

30. Federal Lead Company Mill No. 4.

31. Miner’s lanterns.

32. Federal Lead Company, view showing headframe, conveyor, boiler and engine houses.

33. Photograph of a painting by Alvin Hasse showing an unidentified two-story frame building, possibly a church, a school, or a boarding house.

34. Columbia Lead Company Shaft No. 1 (Later Doe Run “Red Onion”).

35. Doe Run Lead Company Mill No. 3, West Elvins, Missouri, 1917.

36. Commercial Lead Company mill and machine shops.

37. Federal Lead Company, mill and water tower.

38. St. Joseph Lead Company mills at Bonne Terre, Missouri, 1913.

39. Desloge Consolidated Mining Company concentrating plant and smelter, 1903.

40. Photograph of a drawing of the Tucker building in Flat River, Missouri, 1905.

41. St. Joseph Lead Company concentrating plant at Bonne Terre, Missouri.

42. View of the rear of the Bonne Terre mill, c1913.

43. Federal Lead Company Shaft No.1.

44. Underground view at unidentified mine.

45. Desloge Consolidated Lead Company mill, 1908.

46. Sketch of proposed layout of Doe Run Lead Company Mill No. 2, 1908.

47, Federal Lead Company concentrating plant, 1908.

48. Y.M.C.A. building.

49. St. Joseph Lead Company buildings at Bonne Terre showing the offices of the Mississippi  River & Bonne Terre Railroad and the Bonne Terre Farming & Cattle Company, the Miner’s Bank, and the general store. c1914.

50. St. Joseph Lead Company smelter at Herculaneum, Missouri.

51. View of a re-enactment of lead jigging by hand at Cresswell’s Furnace, Washington County, Missouri.

52.View of lead mining by hand.  A re-enactment at Cresswell’s Furnace, Washington County, Missouri.

53. Sullivan class “BD” diamond drill, “Missouri Type”

54. Unidentified blacksmith or wagon repair shop with six individuals posed in front.

55. View of a re-enactment of lead smelting at Cresswell’s Furnace in Washington County, Missouri.

56.Unidentified church building.

57. Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri, old concentrating mill.

58. Ellison steam-driven diamond drill with a group of six unidentified individuals.

59. St. Joseph Lead Company 2-6-0 narrow-gage railroad locomotive and gondola.

60. St. Joseph Lead Company, interior of mill showing crushers.

61. Fulton Iron Works Company diamond drill.

62. Doe Run Lead Company machine shop, interior view.

63. Same subject as No. 62, different view.

65. Unidentified mine buildings and headframe.

66. Desloge Consolidated Lead Company Shaft No. 3

67. Mine La Motte smelters and calcine furnaces showing 0-6-0 railroad locomotive.

68. Mine La Motte Shaft No. 2.

69. Unidentified buildings.

70. Mine La Motte Lead & Smelting Company Shaft No. 4.

71. Ruins of unidentified four-stack furnace.

72. Unidentified mine buildings.

73. Unidentified, possibly Mine La Motte.

74. St. Joseph Lead Company concentrating plant at Bonne Terre, Missouri, 1904.

75. Doe Run Lead Company carpenter shop, interior view.

76. Doe Run Lead Company Mill No. 2.

77. Photograph of a drawing by Alvin Hasse showing an unidentified school or church building.

78. Miner’s Supply Company, exterior view of building. (No print, negative only.  *SEE also photograph No. 83.).

79. Desloge Consolidated Lead Company mill at Desloge, Missouri.

80. Longyear gasoline engine diamond drill, c1940.

81. Crawley Shaft No.2, Flat River, Missouri. (Later St. Joseph Lead Company Shaft No. 15).

82. Columbia Lead Company Shaft No. 4 at Esther, Missouri.

83. Miner’s Supply company, exterior view of building.  *SEE also photograph No. 78).

84. Photograph of the F. P. Graves mineral collection at doe Run, Missouri, c1894.

85. Derby Mining Company Shaft No. 2. (Later Federal Lead Company Shaft No. 2).

86. Ellison steam-powered diamond drill.

87. Doe Run Lead Company mill and Shaft No. 1, Doe Run, Missouri.

88. Ellison steam-powered diamond drill.

89. Photograph of the F.P. Graves Indian artifact collection at Doe Run, Missouri, c1894.

90. Bequette Brothers Livery Service, Flat River, Missouri, c1920.

91. Railroad section crew on handcar at Herculaneum, Missouri, 1916. (No negative with this print).


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