Richard Rudisill: Glass negatives of 1896 St. Louis tornado ruins
Content Description
22 glass plate negatives documenting the extensive tornado damage in St. Louis and East St. Louis, Missouri from the historic "Great Cyclone" of May 27, 1896. The photographs may have been made in July 1896. 1 Lafayette Park from the west 2 Saxon Church 3 Thomas Hart Benton Statue, Lafayette Park 4 City Hospital from southeast 5 City Hospital from northwest 6 Waverly Place, looking north 7 Brown Tobacco Co. (18th &Choteau Avenue) 8 Park &Ohio Avenues, looking east 9 Waverly Place (Taken July 22, 1896) 10 Union Club (Lafayette &Jefferson Avenues) 11 Scullin Car Shed from south 12 East side of Mississippi Avenue opposite Park 13 Anchor Hall (Park &Jefferson Avenues) 14 St. Paul's Lutheran Church (9th &Lafayette) 15 Missouri Avenue, looking south 16 Lafayette Park Methodist Episcopal Church (Sky Opaqued) 17 The Pool, Lafayette Park 18 Unidentified Ruins 19 Missouri &Lafayette Avenues 20 Lafayette Park Methodist Episcopal Church 21 Mt. Calvary Church 22 Unity Church
Acquisition Type
Purchase
Provenance
Richard Rudisill
Restrictions Apply
No
Dates
- Event: May 27, 1896
Extent
22 items
Inventory
067226 to 067247; itemized description in accession file