Cities and towns

A highway map of Iron County, Missouri. The map shows roads, railroads, airfields, boundary lines, parks, churches, schools, houses, farms, businesses, and other governmental, commercial, historical, and recreational landmarks. The map has been annotated to show the location of a proposed airfield within the Clark National Forest. The population of Ironton and Arcadia and the elevation of Taum Sauk Mountain have been revised. Handwriting on the back reads: "Papers of Senator Harry S. Truman. Folder: War Dept.-Air Corps-Beginning Sept. 1942."

A map titled "Map of St. Louis: 1940 Congressional Districts by Ward and Precinct Boundaries." The map and accompanying text show the boundaries and makeup of the 11th, 12th, and 13th congressional districts and their wards and precincts. City limits, roads, railroads, parks, and cemeteries are also shown. Handwriting on the back reads: "Cong."

A United States Geological Survey map titled "Missouri: Independence Quadrangle." The topographical map shows roads, railroads, schools, cemeteries, landmarks, contour lines, elevations, depths, and other details. There are two copies of this map.

A United States Geological Survey map titled "Missouri: Independence Quadrangle." The topographical map shows roads, railroads, schools, cemeteries, landmarks, contour lines, elevations, depths, and other details. Printed on the back is a legend and information regarding the process of creating this series of maps.

A United States Geological Survey map titled "Missouri: Ironton Quadrangle." The topographical map shows roads, railroads, schools, cemeteries, landmarks, contour lines, elevations, depths, and other details. Annotations on the map refer to a proposed airfield at Flatwoods Valley in Iron County, Missouri. Handwriting describes the location and condition of the proposed airfield site while highlighting surrounding roads and a United States military rifle range. Other handwriting on the front reads: "41." Handwriting on the back reads: "Topog.

A regional map of Missouri and Kansas, with Jackson County, Missouri highlighted in pink. The map shows U.S. and state highways, roads, schools, hospitals, parks, and other landmarks. Also included are several pictures of roads, buildings, and landmarks, a legend, and driving tips. A handwritten note reads: "Senatorial Papers, Ltr., May 31, 1940 (Nat. Def. Projects-MO)." This map is on the back of M155.

A highway map of Jackson County, Missouri. The map shows U.S. and state highways, road conditions, schools, churches, cemeteries, parks, and other landmarks. There are multiple markings in the vicinity of Grandview, Missouri. Handwriting on the back reads: "Senatorial Papers, Ltr., May 31, 1940 (Nat. Def. Projects-MO)."

A highway map cut down to show the northwest portion of Jackson County, Missouri. The map shows U.S. and state highways, county highway routes, road conditions, schools, churches, cemeteries, parks, and other landmarks. River, stream, and creek systems have been filled in with blue pen. Handwriting near the top is illegible.

A United States Geological Survey map titled "Missouri-Kansas: Kansas City Quadrangle." The topographical map shows roads, railroads, schools, cemeteries, landmarks, contour lines, elevations, depths, and other details.

A United States Geological Survey map titled "Missouri: Independence Quadrangle." The topographical map shows roads, railroads, schools, cemeteries, landmarks, contour lines, elevations, depths, and other details.