A map of Barton County, Missouri. The map shows property lines and owners, businesses, city limits, township lines, roads, railroads, and other landmarks. Handwriting on the back reads: "Ack'd, 11-14-66, HST." Donated by George A. King.
A facsimile of an 1824 map of Missouri originally published in Anthony Finley's "A New General Atlas." The map highlights the counties in color and shows towns, forts, rivers, mountains, swamps, and other details.
A map of St. Louis, Missouri. The map shows city limits and ward lines, electoral district boundaries and numbers, tract boundaries and numbers, corporate limits, parks, and other landmarks. Annotations, in red, are presumably population figures used in redistricting. Handwriting on the back reads: "Misc. Map, St. Louis, 4 of 4."
A map of St. Louis, Missouri. The map shows city limits and ward lines, electoral district boundaries and numbers, tract boundaries and numbers, corporate limits, parks, and other landmarks. Annotations, in red, are presumably population figures used in redistricting. Handwriting on the back reads: "Misc. Map, St. Louis, 3 of 4."
A map of St. Louis, Missouri. The map shows city limits and ward lines, electoral district boundaries and numbers, tract boundaries and numbers, corporate limits, parks, and other landmarks. Annotations, in red, are presumably population figures used in redistricting. Handwriting on the back reads: "Misc. Map, St. Louis, 1 of 4."
A map of St. Louis, Missouri. The map shows city limits and ward lines, electoral district boundaries and numbers, tract boundaries and numbers, corporate limits, cemeteries, parks, and other landmarks. Annotations, in red, are presumably population figures used in redistricting. Handwriting on the back reads: "Misc. Map, St. Louis, 2 of 4."
A map of Jackson County, Missouri. The map shows roads built under the road bond issue, U.S. and state highways, other paved roads, and earth roads. Included is text that describes the success of Judge Harry S. Truman's efforts to improve the roads of Jackson County and asks the reader to support his re-election in 1930.
A map of the Fairfax Industrial District in Kansas City, Kansas. Handwriting at the Fairfax Municipal Airport reads: "Could be closed." The map also locates the Kansas City Municipal Airport in Kansas City, Missouri. Handwriting on the back reads: "President's Airport Commission File. Folder: Kansas City, MO."
A map titled "Gallup's Official Guide Map of Kansas City, MO, Kansas City, Kans., and North Kansas City, MO." The map shows schools, academies, orphanages and convents, hospitals, police stations, city limits, levees and dikes, roads, railways, car and motor coach lines, and an index to car lines. A few areas near the county line have been circled, an arrow pointing north has been added, and the number "43" has been written near the bottom left corner. Handwriting on the back reads: "Papers of Senator H.S. Truman. Folder: W.P.B. Priorities-Jan., 1942.
A map titled "Greater Kansas City." The map shows U.S. and state highways, points of interest, and the 1930 Census numbers of Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas. The other map is titled "Gallup's Official Guide Map of Independence, MO, Sugar Creek, MO, Mt. Washington District." The map shows schools, academies, orphanages and convents, hospitals, police stations, city limits, levees and dikes, roads, bus lines, railways, and an index to car and motor bus lines. A handwritten note reads: "Papers of Senator H.S. Truman. Folder: W.P.B.