Recent Newcomers to Jefferson City Capitol Building
A survey of Missouri capital landmarks highlights the Capitol Building atop a bluff overlooking the Missouri River. Notable features include the bronze front door large stairway and the 14 story aluminum exterior structure erected in 1952 housing the Governor's Office and General Assembly. Historic markers and the State Office Building completed in 1938 add to the Capitol complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
General Assembly
Missouri
Jefferson Street
Capitol Avenue
Capital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodman Engineering Company
E. Capital
Becker and Evers Maytag CO
Maytag
Kelvinator
Harry Blackwell, Inc. “Conscientious Auto Service
Miller & Jefferson Dial
Banks
Central Missouri Trust Company
Madison
Dial
Joseph L. Thoenen
Rackers & Baclesse Lumber CO
Dunklin
Young Fashions
Central Dairy
Montgomery Ward and CO
Crown Drug CO
W. Dunklin
Jefferson Plaza
Byfferson City Oil Co
Conoro
Brooks St
Tennysons, Inc
Grocers
Jefferson City
Dix Rd
W. McCarty
Hearing Aid Service
D. Heisinger L. Wekenborg
High Street
Dallmeyer
Saffee
E. High
G.E. Plaza
Central
Cardwell
Nite Club
Wright
Sutton Drug Store
Radio & TV Service
Towner Radio & TV
Zenith Radio & TV
Jefferson Ph
U. S
Industrial Ave
Caron’s
Monroe
Savings & Loan
Home Savings & Loan Assoc
Harman Nebel
Edward D. Jones
Stock Exchange
Johnny's Sinclair
Rackers
Culligan Water Conditioning
All Jefferson
Jerr Aula
Brima
Phaliees
Industrist Dial
Variety Store
Mattingly
Munity
Jefferson Building
Cole County Museum
United States
Gov. B. Grait Brown
The
Supreme Court
Lincoln University
College of Arts and Sciencies
Are
Gen
Tho
Mas Lawson Price
Moreau Dive
Sterling Price
Lincoln
Madison Street
Pedition
Adjutant General’s Office
Health & Welfare Department
State Library
Eugene Fields
East Capitol Avenue
Robt. W. Wells
High & Adams Streets
Glenn W. Bridges
Olympia
Wash
John J. Neuner
Linn
Earl R. Pratt
Moberly
Frank E. Smith
Tempe
Ariz
James M. Wilson
Thief River Falls
Minn
Jack Guddeek
Eldon
Ben L. Krider
Osceola
Chas. W. Kerr
Larry S. Nelson
Roy J. Staehton
Marguerite Hall
Bob Banning
Richard R. DeFreece
Richard F. Shelley Mary Wilde
Allen E. Nixon
Edward K. Ratulow Larmon W. Sprouse
George C. Dearlock
St. Louis
Gordon E. McDowell
Kansas City
Ray Rend Onya de Ea
Hartsburg
John Fo Fords
Nos
Evansville
Ind
Columbia
Warsaw
Chillicothe
Macon
St. Martin
St. Joseph
Meta
Llington Beach
Calif
Des Moines
Iowa
Loch Gallatin
Tenn
Bloomington
Clinton
Jamestown
Villa Ridge
Stillwater
Okla
Holts Summit
Springfield
Fulton, Mo
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oklahoma City
Glide, Ore
Bay, Mo
Mexico
Cameron, Mo
Springfield, Mo
Topeka
Kan
St. James, Mo
St. Charles, Mo
Steve R. Osborn
Camdenton
Earle T. Coleman
Belleville
N. J
James M. Green
Sedalia
Patrick J. Studer
St. Charles
Jim D. Conley
Wm. B. Raybourn
Marvin OQ
Register
Barbara Ridenhour
Ora V. Bowen
Tebbetts
G. M. Farris
Howard
Steenburnen
Booes Dewey Bilyeu
Cape Girardeau
Hazel F. Wales
J.paul Leslie Jr
Baton Rouge
Orman E. Engelbrecht
Henney
Carney L. Graham
Ben F. Zoellner
Flat River
Joe Sestak
Jake J. Fry
Emil Hansen Jr
West Orange
N. Y
St. Louis, Mo
Osage Bend, Mo
Bloomfield, Mo
Phoenix, Ariz
Henley, Mo
Lebanon
Sedalia, Mo
Columbia, Mo
California
Slater, Mo
Wm. Pistoner
Benjamin
Jean F. Workman
Bill
Otten
Syd Shinn
Connie Sue Hill
Lee
Chamois
Harris H. Hewitt
Fort Leonard Wood
Walter J. Butler
Memphis
Gerald L. Green
Clarence W. Mackey
Centralia
Richard D. Bellefeuille
Ethel L. Cook
Arthur H. Bitter
Margaret K
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!