Pattrick, John H. (1888-1970), Papers, 1885-1999 (C1291)

24.5 linear feet, 5 oversize volumes, 1 audio cassette

INTRODUCTION

The John H. Pattrick Papers include photographs and miscellaneous material related to Pattrick’s experiences while stationed in France during World War I, as well as correspondence and scrapbooks documenting his life and the lives of his family before and after the war. An extensive postcard and greeting card collection, which belonged to his daughter, is also included.

DONOR INFORMATION

The John H. Pattrick Papers were donated to the University of Missouri by John Pattrick’s daughter, Elizabeth Pattrick Mackenzie, on 21 October 1996 (Accession No. 5664). Multiple additions were made to the collection between 1999 and 2006 (Accession No. 5664 and Accession No. 5819). Please consult the reference staff for more information.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

John H. Pattrick was born on 24 December 1888, and raised on a farm near Higbee, Missouri. His parents were Melissa Whitmore and William Robert Pattrick. He graduated from Columbia Normal School Academy and Columbia Business College in 1907. In the summer of that year, Pattrick became a traveling stereoscope and Fuller Brush salesman. During the summers of 1908 and 1909, he hoboed throughout the United States exploring various scenic wonders and expositions. He then worked his way through the University of Missouri as secretary to the dean of the Academic School. He graduated in 1912 with a B.S. in Education and an A.B. in Arts and Sciences.

From July 1912 to April 1913 Pattrick was an agent for the claims department of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, and from May 1913 to July 1914 he was an agent for a large Hawaiian trust company. While in Hawaii, he also taught English and Bible studies to Chinese boys at the YMCA.

He attended law school at the University of Chicago from September 1914 to September 1915, and then transferred to George Washington University in Washington, D.C. During this time he also taught high school English and was hired to care for an invalid.

When the U.S. entered World War I Pattrick became the third man in the country to volunteer and sailed with the first detachment of American troops to France on the Baltic with General John Pershing on 28 May 1917. Initially he went as a civilian clerk and “confidential secretary” to the Medical Corps of the Quartermaster Department. On 14 May 1918, he enlisted in the U.S. Army Engineer Corps and was commissioned Second Lieutenant. Pattrick was assigned to the military aerial photography school, which was the first of its kind, and he subsequently taught there. The school evolved into the Army Intelligence School. He was serving at the front in the Headquarters of the Second American Army mapping battlefields when the war ended. He taught law in the A.E.F. School in France, which was established for American soldiers awaiting space on ships to return to the U.S. Pattrick was discharged in Washington, D.C., on 29 July 1919. During that same year he was admitted to the Washington, D.C. Bar.

In the early 1920s Pattrick served as an attorney for the U.S. Income Tax Department. He also finished his studies and graduated from George Washington University Law School and the Washington School of Accountancy. Pattrick became secretary to Theodore Gary, chairman of the State Highway Commission in Kansas City, Missouri. In addition, he taught evening classes at the Kansas City School of Law from 1922 to 1927. Harry S Truman was one of his students.

On 3 June 1924, Pattrick married Edna Elizabeth Riley, who went by Elizabeth. The couple honeymooned in Europe and the Middle East. They had two children, Robert Riley Pattrick, born 21 November 1926, and Elizabeth Pattrick Mackenzie, born 26 July 1928.

From the late 1920s into the 1930s Pattrick worked in the banking business, was superintendent of Concordia, Missouri, public schools, and was business manager for Culver-Stockton College in Canton, Missouri. He was an agent for the Estate Tax Department of the Internal Revenue Service in Michigan from 1937 to 1941 and in California from 1941 to 1958.

Pattrick was an independent tax consultant from 1958 until his death in 1970.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The John H. Pattrick Papers consist of correspondence, photographs, postcards, scrapbooks, and miscellaneous material covering Pattrick’s birth, home life, early years, including those at the University of Missouri, and his involvement in the First World War. The papers also document the life of his wife, Edna Elizabeth Riley, and their courtship, marriage, and honeymoon. The remainder of the material focuses on the Pattrick’s two children, and their years together as a family. Please note that additional material has been added to the end of the previously processed collection which accounts for the duplicated series names. The papers are arranged into eight series: Correspondence, Photographs, Miscellaneous Material, Photograph Additions, Correspondence Additions, Miscellaneous Materials Additions, Scrapbooks, and Greeting Cards and Postcards.

Correspondence
Photographs
Miscellaneous Material
Photograph Additions
Correspondence Additions
Miscellaneous Material Additions
Scrapbooks
Greeting Cards and Postcards

The Correspondence series consists of correspondence from Pattrick to his parents, mainly from France during World War I. This series is arranged chronologically. The series emphasizes Pattrick’s impressions and observations of not only his fellow officers, but also of the people and places he visited while stationed in Europe. The letters also indicate Pattrick’s devotion to his parents and his efforts to answer the many questions they asked in their letters to him.

The scope and tone of these letters reflects an older, more mature nature than may be found in other war correspondence. Pattrick was in his late twenties and early thirties and had already traveled extensively. This collection therefore does not represent the typical letters from a young, inexperienced soldier who finds himself in a new country for the first time. For example, Pattrick frequently wrote about just how quickly he adapted to living in France. He particularly spoke of his ever-increasing mastery of the French language and he remarked that he could easily travel anywhere in France because he could speak the language. He pointed out that many fellow soldiers came to him to act as an interpreter. This mastery of the French language also allowed Pattrick to acquire many French friends and acquaintances. One family he befriended, the Baty-Bamberger family, wrote to him years later after World War II, and their letters are contained in this collection.

The Photographs series is comprised of numerous photographs arranged alphabetically by location and/or subject, and dates from 1892 through 1990. The first group of images are from World War I. The remainder covers the Pattrick and Riley families, John’s marriage, honeymoon, and family life. Included are images of military establishments, cities, and people, primarily in France. This material will provide the researcher with strong visual impressions of World War I France.

The Miscellaneous Material series comprises various printed and pictorial material from personal, educational, journalistic, and military sources. The educational material largely reflects student life in higher education during the early twentieth century. The certificates, licenses, and diplomas cover roughly the period 1911 to 1971 and reflect both educational and professional milestones in Pattrick’s life. The sheet music is comprised of various popular musical pieces, which include songs from musicals, as well as romantic and patriotic pieces. In addition, there are some three-dimensional objects collected by Pattrick while he was in France and an interview with Elizabeth Riley Pattrick on audio cassette. As much as possible, this series has been arranged alphabetically by subject.

The Photograph Additions series consists of assorted photographs of family and friends, taken at homes, photography studios, or other locations, with the bulk taken during John and Elizabeth’s honeymoon in 1924. These photographs are arranged by location, but not in alphabetical order, with most having been assigned a number by John Pattrick (please note that there are some gaps in the numbered photographs indicating some are missing and some are located within the scrapbooks). The remainder of the photographs are arranged by topic and time period. The original order of the photographs has been maintained as much as possible.

The Correspondence Additions series includes letters written by Pattrick to his bride-to-be, following his return from France. The letters indicate the affection John and Elizabeth had for each other. After their marriage, there are additional letters to and from his parents, and from his children. Many of the postcards contain correspondence written to the Pattricks from friends traveling around the country and abroad over a period of many years. This material is arranged chronologically.

The Miscellaneous Material Additions series includes playbooks, Robert and Elizabeth Pattrick’s school writing and art projects, picture books, greeting cards, award certificates, and metal stamps with images of John and his wife from the 1920s. As much as possible, this material was left in its original order.

The Scrapbooks series series contain newspaper clippings, photographs, postcards and various other materials visually documenting Pattrick’s experiences in World War I, and the Pattrick family before and after the war. The material covers the 1880s to the 1980s and is arranged by volume number. Daughter Elizabeth Pattrick Mackenzie added supplemental material to some of the scrapbooks, which is contained in folders separate from the scrapbooks.

The Greeting Cards and Postcards series is comprised of daughter Elizabeth Pattrick Mackenzie’s personal collection of cards. The postcards are from both the United States and abroad and have been kept as Elizabeth arranged them- by locations, subjects, themes, artists, and time period. Many were sent to her from friends. In addition, there are assorted playing cards of various sizes and types. One set was found by John H. Pattrick in a German trench in World War I.

FOLDER LIST

Correspondence Series

f. 1-3	Correspondence, 1917
f. 4-12	Correspondence, 1918
f. 13-15	Correspondence, 1919

Photographs Series

f. 16	Aerial reconnaissance photographs, France
f. 17-17c	Aerial reconnaissance photographs and maps, France
f. 18	Alsace/Beaune, France
f. 19	Besancon/Bordeaux, France
f. 20	Bordeaux/Cannes/Chaumont, France
f. 21	Clamecy/Commercy/Dijon, France/England
f. 22	Flirey, France/French-Spanish border/Germany/Higbee, Missouri/Ireland
f. 23	446th Engineer reserve officers, Ft. Logan, Colorado
f. 24	Langres, France/U.S.S. Leviathan/Lorraine, France
f. 25	Lourdes/Lyon/Metz/Mont-Blanc/Nancy, France
f. 26	Nancy/Nice/Paris/Pau, France
f. 27	Pattrick family
f. 28	Pattrick and Riley family
f. 29-31	Pattrick/University of Missouri
f. 32	Pattrick/Concordia High School seniors, 1933
f. 33	Pennsylvania/Pyrenees Mountains, France
f. 34	Pyrenees Mountains/Reims, France
f. 35	S.S. Baltic nineteenth anniversary dinner
f. 36	Saumur/Toul, France
f. 37	Toul, France
f. 38	Toulouse/Tours/Trier, France/U.S./Verdun, France
f. 39-41	Western Front, France
f. 42	Western Front/Miscellaneous people, France
f. 43-45	Miscellaneous, France
f. 46	Miscellaneous, Pattrick
f. 47	Miscellaneous, Pattrick family

Miscellaneous Material Series

f. 48	American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F.) insignia for armies, corps, and divisions; material from German zeppelin; spent bullet casing; German uniform epaulette; bullet jewelry, letter opener; carrier pigeon message holder; shrapnel; playing cards
f. 49	Army discharge and commission papers
f. 50	Baty-Bamberger family correspondence (in French)
f. 51	Dismissals from organizations—Masons; transfer certificates
f. 52	Exam schedules (29th Engineers); A.E.F. University schedule of classes; university organizational chart; menu; church bulletin, June 1919; discharge certificates; military record for John H. Pattrick; sentry pass; army extension courses; certificates of completion; announcement—“The Sixth Anniversary Sailing of The Baltic;” newspaper clippings
f. 53	French war magazines: La Guerre Illustree and Le Miroir
f. 54	Greetings; newspaper articles; Paper, “The Duties of a Branch Intelligence Officer”
f. 55	Intelligence reports, hostile fire, France; postcard notification; Second Army pass; French train passes; German military trip passes
f. 56	Letters from a French family to John H. Pattrick; postcard “Happy New Year” (in French); photograph of French family; French restaurant menu, c.1918; color print: "Le Café De La Paix Pendant La Guerre," Tableau De L. Sabattier, c. 1918
f. 57	Military correspondence, maps, courses, letters, certificates, 1919
f. 58	1919 Holiday greeting calendar prepared by Company I, 29th Engineers, 1st Army, A.E.F., France; Part 1: The Catalogue of The American Expeditionary Forces University, May 16, 1919, Beaune, Cote D’Or, France; menu, Toul, France, 1918-1919; photographic book of Base Printing Plant operated by 29th Engineers, U.S. Army, A.E.F., Langres, France
f. 59-62	Pattrick, Elizabeth Riley
f. 59	Interview; cook books; nutrition books
f. 60	Drawing books, Lester Dent biographies autographed to Elizabeth and Robert
f. 61	Nursery rhyme books, children's stationery
f. 62	Violin programs and articles
f. 63-74	Pattrick school papers
f. 63	"The Home Rule Movement for Ireland"
f. 64-70	"Mathematics of Accounting"
f. 71-73	"Outline of World History"
f. 74	University transcripts; YMCA membership card; University of Missouri correspondence, commencement, photographs; University of Chicago, Acacia Fraternity, 1911-1915; Legal Fraternity of Phi Delta Phi membership, November 24, 1919
f. 75	University of Missouri commencement material; 50th anniversary class reunion; copies of the "Missouri Alumnus"
f. 76	Second Lieutenant's commission certificate
f. 76a	State of California Board of Accountancy certificate, 1946
f. 77	University of Missouri postcards; stylebook; commencement announcement, 1912
f. 78	"Wally," cartoons of the A.E.F.
f. 79-82	Sheet music, 1893-1900
f. 83-92	Sheet music, 1901-1910
f. 93-102	Sheet music, 1911-1920
f. 103-111	Sheet music, 1921-1930
f. 112-121	Sheet music, 1931-1940
f. 122-128	Sheet music, 1941-1947
f. 129	Sheet music, n.d.
f. 130	Certificates, licenses, diplomas

Photograph Additions Series

f. 131	John and Elizabeth (Riley) Pattrick, 1923
f. 132-210	Pattrick honeymoon, 1924
f. 132	Atlantic City, Niagara Falls, New York, Virginia, Montreal, Thousand Islands, Canada
f. 133	Steamer Marloch, Montreal, Canada
f. 134	Ireland
f. 135-136	Scotland
f. 137-141	England
f. 142	France
f. 143	France, German tank
f. 144	Italy
f. 145-147	Switzerland
f. 148-161	Italy
f. 162	Greece
f. 163	Italy
f. 164-167	Greece
f. 168	Turkey
f. 169-170	Syria
f. 171	Syria, Beirut
f. 172-173	Palestine
f. 174	Galilee to Nazareth
f. 175	Nazareth to Jerusalem
f. 176-187	Jerusalem
f. 188	Bethlehem
f. 189	Dead Sea, Jordan, Jericho, Bethany
f. 190	Joppa or Joffa
f. 191-204	Egypt
f. 205-206	Amalfi, Sorrento, Capri
f. 207	Vesuvius
f. 208	Spain
f. 209	Crossing Atlantic
f. 210	Listing of Photos with Brief Descriptions
f. 211-214	Pattrick honeymoon and wedding memorabilia, 1923-1924
f. 215-230	Pattrick family, 1920s-1930s
f. 231-234	Pattrick family and friends, c. 1880s-1960s
f. 235	Miscellaneous: France, Holy Land, Italy, U.S., c. 1906-c.1920s
f. 236	Negatives, Pattrick family, c. 1920s

Correspondence Additions Series

f. 237-262	John and Elizabeth, courtship and honeymoon, 1923-1924
f. 263	Family, miscellaneous, 1924-1927
f. 264-265	Birth of Robert Pattrick, 1926-1927
f. 266-267	Birth of Elizabeth Pattrick, 1926-1932, n.d.

Miscellaneous Material Additions Series

f. 268	The Chocolate Wedding, a play; Colonial Coverlets, booklet on American colonial period textiles; Gems of Colorado Scenery, a picture book; Niagara in Summer and Winter, a picture book; Playbook with dialogue; View Book, Base Printing Plant, Longres, France, includes newspaper clipping entitled, "War Map Printing Perfected by A.E.F"; "Royal Rochester, Casserole Recipes, Rochester Stamping Co., Rochester, New York," c. 1905-1920s
f. 269-270	Canton and Mendon, Missouri, Culver-Stockton College, children’s letters and poetry; children’s birthday, Valentine, and Christmas cards; Robert Pattrick’s report cards, children’s certificates, memorabilia, metal stamps with images of John H. Pattrick, and Edna Elizabeth Riley Pattrick, 1920, 1924. The remainder of the material covers the years 1927-1938.
f. 271	Scrapbook of American Indian Chiefs; Kellogg’s Wheel of Knowledge; Interesting Facts About The United States; The Junior Star Finder; Scrapbook- The Wonder Ships of Today; Seeing Stars (Guide for Amateur Astronomers); Sinclair Dinosaur Stamp Album with Contemporary Reptiles; Children’s artwork- one showing child at play, another of the Three Wise Men, with "Merry Christmas from Elizabeth Pattrick, 1936," all items c. 1930s

Scrapbooks Series

NOTE:	Supplemental material for volumes 11-17 and 19-20 are stored in folders separate from volumes. Please request both from the reference staff.
v. 1-2	Hawaii
v. 3	Chicago University, Acacia Fraternity
v. 4	New York; Washington D.C.
v. 5	Texas; family photographs
v. 6	Texas; Arizona; family photographs
v. 7-9	World War I photographs
v. 10	Bird stamp book
v. 11	1888-1914. John H. Pattrick: birth; early days; University of Missouri; travel; Grand Canyon; Hawaii.
v. 12	1914-1918. John H. Pattrick: George Washington University; teaching; World War I in France; photos of graves of flu victims.
v. 13	1918-1922. John H. Pattrick: World War I; American tank; travels in France; return to United States.
v. 14	1901-1924. Elizabeth Riley Pattrick: birth; early years; music; plays; socials; graduation; and marriage to John H. Pattrick.
v. 15	1923-1924. Pattrick-Riley: courtship and marriage; honeymoon—Niagara Falls, Scotland (in Glasglow for World Sunday School Convention), England, Northern Ireland, Italy (Naples, Rome), Egypt, Palestine.
v. 16	c.1837-1950s. Pattrick-Riley-Archer-Mayo and other related families: genealogy; land grant certificates; other assorted genealogical material.
v. 17	1926. Robert Riley Pattrick: birth, November 21, 1926; Robert and sister Elizabeth’s schoolwork, essays, art, plays, etc.; John goes back to government work as an Estate Tax Examiner; five years in Michigan, then leave for state of California in 1941; Edna Elizabeth Pattrick’s diary, 1926-1928; Robert Riley Pattrick’s composition book, 1930; additional schoolwork of children Elizabeth and Robert.
v. 18	1937-1941. Pattrick family in Michigan; John Pattrick working as an agent in the Estate Tax Department, Internal Revenue Service; birthdays of family members; travel; correspondence; and children’s activities.
v. 19	1941-1958. Pattrick family move to the state of California; Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor; World War II; Elizabeth’s and Robert’s high school and college activities and graduations; Elizabeth’s teaching job and travel in Europe; Elizabeth’s trip to Japan, 1950s; working as airline stewardess in Alaska, 1950s.
v. 20	1951-1964. Writings of Robert Pattrick; Elizabeth’s earning of Master of Arts in Cinema from USC and subsequent film work; John Pattrick’s retirement from U.S. Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service in 1958, but continued working as independent tax consultant; Additional writing and literary club material of Robert Pattrick; includes copies of Baker Street Journal, 1952-1963, and books by Robert Pattrick.
v. 21	1958-1989. Death of Robert Pattrick in August, 1960; daughter Elizabeth’s marriage to Kent Robert Mackenzie; John and Elizabeth’s further travels; daughter Elizabeth’s work as television producer.

Greeting Cards and Postcards Series

Greeting Cards: Chronological

f. 272-273	1902-1919
f. 274	1907-1920s
f. 275	1913-1937
f. 276	1919-1920s
f. 277-277a	1930s
f. 278-278e	1930s-1960s
f. 279-280a	1940s
f. 281-281b	1950s
f. 282-284b	1970s
f. 285-289b	1980s
f. 290-292h	1990s
f. 292i-m	1990s

Greeting Cards: Themes and Artists

f. 293	Birds
f. 294	Candles
f. 295	Churches
f. 296	Culver-Stockton College
f. 297	Currier and Ives
f. 298	Desert
f. 299	Foreign
f. 300	Friendship
f. 301	Hawaii
f. 302	Heralds
f. 303	Hulett, Ralph
f. 304	Indians
f. 305	Madonnas
f. 306	Mayo, George
f. 307	Moses, Grandma and Forrest
f. 308	New Zealand
f. 309	Odd Group, A-Bomb
f. 310	Old-Fashioned
f. 311	Peace, etc.
f. 312	Rockwell, Norman
f. 313	Santas
f. 314	Sibbit, Ann
f. 315	Snowmen, Elves, etc.
f. 316	Wenzel, Paul
f. 317	Wong, Tyrus

Greeting Cards and Postcards Miscellany

f. 318-330	Large and odd shapes, calendars, 1906-1990s
f. 331-336	Ads, announcements, invitations, notices, etc., 1940s-1990s
f. 337-339	Postcard collecting (deltiology) literature, newspaper clippings, ads, letters, book, etc., 1940s-1970
f. 340-351	Playing cards, includes card deck found by John H. Pattrick in German World War I trench, dated 1914

Postcards: Locations

Box 1	Alabama; Alaska, 1914 Tour; Arizona, 1907, 1910; Arkansas; California: Disneyland, Glendale, Hollywood, Long Beach, 1909-1910; Earthquake, 10 March 1933; Los Angeles: 1909, Early Olympics, Pasadena, Tournament of Roses; San Diego, 1914, 1915; Panorama-California Expo; San Francisco, Early 1900s; San Francisco Earthquake, 1906; Pan-Pacific International Expo, 1915; San Francisco World’s Fair, 1939-1940; San Pedro, Early 1900s; Santa Ana; Santa Barbara; Santa Catalina; Santa Paula; Sequoia National Park; Squaw Valley, Winter Olympics, 1960; Jacumba, California; Tecate, Mexico; Vallejo, California; Ventura; Whittier, California; Yosemite; and various other California locations.
Box 2	Colorado, many older cards; Connecticut, some old cards; Delaware; Florida; Georgia; Hawaii; Idaho; Illinois, Chicago World’s Fair, 1933; Indiana; Iowa; Kansas; Kentucky; Louisiana; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan with some older cards; Minnesota; Mississippi; Missouri, including Columbia.
Box 3	Missouri, Kansas City, St. Louis; Montana; Nebraska; Nevada; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New Mexico; New York, many old cards; New York World’s Fair, 1858, 1939; Niagara Falls, New York-Canada; North Carolina; Ohio; Oklahoma; Oregon; Pennsylvania; Rhode Island; South Carolina; South Dakota, Mt. Rushmore; Tennessee; Texas, The Alamo; Virginia, Monticello; Washington State, Seattle, Pacific-Yukon, Exposition, 1909, World’s Fair, Space Needle, 1962; Washington, D.C., Ford’s Theater, House where Lincoln died.
Box 4	West Virginia; Wisconsin; Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park; Africa; Argentina; Austria; Australia; Bahamas; Belgium; Bermuda; Borneo, Dutch East Indies; Brazil; Burma; Cambodia; Canada, Canadian National Exhibition; Ceylon; China; Colombia; Costa Rica; Cuba; Curacao; Czechoslovakia; Denmark; Egypt; El Salvador; England; Fiji Islands; France (most of the old cards from World War I); Galapagos Islands; Germany and German postcards from trenches of World War I; Gibraltar; Greece; Guam; Guatemala; Haiti; Jerusalem; Hong Kong; India; Ireland; Italy, Mt. Vesuvius, Rome, Roman Forum, Coliseum, St. Peter’s, Arch of Titus, Capri, Milan; Jamaica; Japan; Java; Luxembourg, World War I (American Tank); Macau; Mallorca; Mexico, Mexican art cards, (bulls, bullfights, piñata, carts, costume, etc.); Micronesia; Monte Carlo; Netherlands; New Zealand.
Box 5	Norway; Okinawa; Panama, Panama Canal Zone; Paraguay; Penang; Peru; Philippine Islands; Poland; Portugal; Puerto Rico; Russia; Scotland; Spain; Sweden; Switzerland; Syria; Tahiti; Thailand; Trinidad; Turkey; Uruguay; Venezuela; St. Croix (Virgin Islands); South Wales; St. Kitts (West Indies); Yugoslavia. Subjects: Animals; April Fool’s card; Art (paintings, sculptures; themes cover ancient to modern period, U.S. and worldwide); Astrological/Zodiac; Attachments (wire); Autographed; Birds and Fowl; Bugs, Insects; Birth announcements; Calendar and clocks; Caves and caverns; Cemeteries: Forest Lawn, Glen Haven; Children; Christmas, Santa’s Village, Skyforest, California; Coins with coin samples insert; Comic postcards (1910s-1930s, two in German); Congratulations; Copper; Correspondence.
Box 6	Cowboy art series; "Cracker Jack" bears; Crossword puzzle; Dolls; Toys; Puppets; Double; Easel; Easter; Feather fringe; Fish; Mammals and reptiles; Flags; Flowers; Folklore series, “Storyettes,” Legends, Sayings from "Mother Goose of the Ozarks;" Food and recipes; Menus; “Fotofun;” Fourth of July; Fruits; Get well soon; Girls; Glass; Greetings; Hair; Halloween; Hand painted; Hand tinted; Hats; Historical events; Indians; Kewpie dolls (including short biography of Rose O’Neill, creator of the Kewpie doll); Language; Large letter greetings; Leather; Lincoln; Lover’s Lane series; Maps; Mileage; Maze; Miscellaneous; Missions; Mother’s Day; Moving; Music; New Year; Notes; Oz; Peace; Perfumed; Pen sketches; Photo change; Photos (Pattrick and Riley families and friends, 1908-1922); Pilgrims; Poems.
Box 7	Political; Portraits (some noted people, Zafel pictures); Religious; Rodeos; Romance; Sayings and mottos; Saint Patrick; Salvation Army series (World War I); Science; Shells; Silk woven and embroidered; Soldier boy series; Sound "squeek;" Big eyes; Stamps; Thank you; Thanksgiving; Trees; Union Oil; U.S. postcards; Valentine; Washington, George; Weather; Wood (Birch bark, bird’s eye maple, petrified wood, redwood, yucca wood); Workers, World War I, World War II, Write me, Call me.

Postcards: Locations and Subjects

Box 8

Alaska; Hawaii; California (northern and southern California, includes cards of major cities, famous structures, bridges, missions, redwoods, parks, coastlines, etc.); United States (mixed assortment); Washington, D.C.; Album card; Books of postcards (many of France, Lourdes, etc.); Album folders (homes of Hollywood movie stars, California, 1930s-1940s, RMS Queen Mary, Long Beach, California, Squaw Valley, California, 1960 Winter Olympic Games, Hawaiian Islands, miniature cards of Gettysburg, Virginia, Battlefield Park, various other states); Canada, Vancouver World’s Fair Expo, 1986; Caribbean and Bermuda; South America; Central America; Mexico; Panama; England; Scotland; Ireland; Venice; Wales; Scandinavian countries; Austria and Germany; Holland; Switzerland; Poland; Luxembourg-Bavaria; Liechtenstein; France (sites of Paris); Belgium; Germany, Munich Olympics, 1972.

Box 9

Spain; Portugal; Andorra; Italy, Rome (Several of Roman Forum, Coliseum, Vatican City, and various other Italian cities); Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Yugoslavia; Bulgaria; Transylvania; Greece; Russia; Egypt; Iran; Morocco; Nairobi, Africa; Turkey; Holy Land; India; Nepal; Pakistan; China; Taiwan; Tibet; Hong Kong; Singapore; Philippines; Indonesia; Thailand; Fiji and Java; French Polynesia; Japan; Korea; New Zealand; Australia; Animals; Birds; Fowl; Fish; Mammals and reptiles; Art; (including several works of Thomas Hart Benton); Comic (humor); Disney; Entertainment; Flowers; Trees; Shells; Crystals; Food; Greetings; Historic events; Holidays; Indian; Legends; Maps; Photos; Political; Religious inspirational; Transportation; U.S. cards; Miscellaneous subjects including framed postcards John H. Pattrick sent to his mother; Unusual cards; Correspondence; Postcards printed in Germany.

INDEX TERMS

These index terms are the subjects, people, places, etc. under which this collection is listed in all available indexes at The State Historical Society of Missouri-Columbia. If you are interested in a specific index term, please contact the reference staff.

Atomic bomb	f. 309 (pictorial image)
Christianity	f. 174-189 (pictorial image)
Earthquakes--California, 1933	Box 1 (pictorial image)
Earthquakes--California, San Francisco, 1906	Box 1 (pictorial image)
Egypt	f. 191-204 , v. 15; Box 4 (pictorial image)
Egypt--Antiquities	f. 194, 195, 202, 203 (pictorial image)
England	f. 137-141, v. 15; Box 4, 8 (pictorial image)
Exhibitions	Box 1-3, 8 (pictorial image)
France	f. 142, 143, 235, v. 12, 13; Box 4, 8 (pictorial image)
Greece	f. 166, 167, Box 4, 9 (pictorial image)
Greece--Antiquities	f. 162, 164, 165 (pictorial image)
Influenza--France, 1918-1919	v. 12 (pictorial image)
Italy	f. 144, 148-161, 163, 235, v. 15 (pictorial image)
Italy, Rome--Antiquities	f. 150, 151, 158, Box 4, 8, 9 (pictorial image)
Japan	v. 19, Supplement; Box 4, 9 (pictorial image)
Mass burials, 1918-1919	v. 12 (pictorial image)
Olympic games, 1960	Box 1, 8 (pictorial image)
Olympic games, 1972	Box 8 (pictorial image)
Palestine	f. 172, 173, v. 15; Box 9 (pictorial image)
Pattrick, Elizabeth (1928- )	f. 215-234, v. 17-21 (pictorial image)
Pattrick, Elizabeth (1928- )	f. 263, 266, 267, 269-271, v. 17-21
Pattrick, Elizabeth Riley (1901-1989)	f. 60-62, 237-267, 270
Pattrick, Elizabeth Riley (1901-1989)	f. 28, 131-234, 270, v. 14-21 (pictorial image)
Pattrick, John H. (1888-1970)	f. 1-15, 49-52, 54-58, 63-77, 130, 237-263
Pattrick, John H. (1888-1970)	f. 22, 27-32, 46, 47, 131-234, 270, v. 1-21 (pictorial image)
Pattrick, Robert (1926-1960)	f. 215-234, v. 17-21 (pictorial image)
Pattrick, Robert (1926-1960)	f. 263-265, 269, 270, v. 17-21
Spain	f. 208, Box 5, 9 (pictorial image)
Student life	f. 63-75, 77, v. 3
Student life	f. 29-32 (pictorial image)
U.S.--Description and travel	f. 132, 235, v. 11-21; Box 1-5, 8, 9 (pictorial image)
Volcanoes--Italy, Mt. Vesuvius	f. 207 (pictorial image)
Voyages and travels	f. 132-210, 214, 235 , Box 1-5, 8, 9 (pictorial image)
World War, 1914-1918	f. 16-47, 142, 143, v. 7-9, 12, 13; Box 4, 7 (pictorial image)
World War, 1914-1918--A.E.F. University, Beaune, France	f. 48, 52, 58, 78
World War, 1914-1918--Correspondence	f. 1-15
World War, 1939-1945	v. 19
World War, 1939-1945	Box 7 (pictorial image)