The Barnard Family Collection consists of a series of letters, documents, photographs, and postcards.

An interactive map of the Battle of Springfield, Missouri, January 8, 1863.

A genealogy guide to Southwest Missouri's black families from the 1820s to the 1950s.

A collection of photographs representing the people and places of the Ozarks.

A collection of city directories related to the Ozarks region.

Hundreds of photos from the Civil War.

A timeline (1820-1870) of the Trans-Mississippi Theater in the Civil War with artifacts, descriptions and parallel events.

Civil War-era artifacts including letters, maps, diaries, weapons, flags, uniforms and photographs.

The Impact of the Civil War in the Ozarks. Photographs, journals, business and personal letters and other artifacts, 1850-1875.

Photographs of Ozarks landscapes, architecture, events, and notable political figures.

Photographs depicting life in the Ozarks during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Giving the Springfield community a window to its diversity through the life stories of more than 30 ethnic elders.

A collection of photographs and documents representing the history of auto racing in the Ozarks.

A Look Back at the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway. Photographs, postcards, employee magazines and more.

Thousands of photographic negatives and prints from the Springfield News & Leader, Leader and Press, and the Daily News.

Histories of Greene County, Missouri, available in full text.

Abstracts and indexes of a number of court and other records.

Photos, text and related information for 21 historical markers. A Project of the University Club.

113 postcards display a variety of themes and periods.

A collection of photographs taken by Jim Mayfield.

A collection of materials focusing on the two Lincoln Schools and its students.

Personal letters, diaries, photographs and artifacts from Lucile Morris Upton and her extended family.

A collection of scrapbooks created by Mary Elizabeth Mahnkey.

An archive of more than 1600 Ozark Mountain folk songs. This site is a joint project of the Missouri State University Department of Music and The Library.

A statewide, collaborative digitization project investigating Missouri's involvement in World War I.

An annotated gazetteer of place names of populated places.

A collection of 194 photographs, a map, and history of this wartime facility.

A collection of photographs and documents celebrating the region’s musical heritage.

A collection of more than 130,000 obituaries from southwest Missouri newspapers.

A collection of postcards and photographs of the Ozarks.

Scanned periodicals from the Ozarks.

A collection of materials related to Scouts in the Ozarks.

A statewide collaborative digital exhibit that tells the story of Missouri through the lens of historically and culturally significant objects.

Illustrations by Ozarks cartoonists depicting regional and national news and culture.

A 35-page illustrated booklet containing numerous engraved prints of Springfield scenes they appeared in 1889.

800 tales of life in the early days of the Ozarks.

A collection of glass plate negatives and negative film depicting early 20th century life in the Ozarks.