Joplin, Missouri
Subtitle: the city that "Jack" built; some of its businesses and its beauties
Contributors: Means Moore Co; Hutchinson & Co. Photographers; Magnetic Separating Co
Publisher: Means Moore Co. Publishers
Published: 1902
Place of publication: [S.l.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Pictorial works; Streetscapes (Urban design); Industrial buildings; Mines and mineral resources; Fraternal Order of Eagles
Other titles: Joplin Missouri 1902
Notes: Photomechanical reproductions of photographs of Joplin, Missouri, with accompanying text, "A Brief History of Joplin, and Something About Her People, Wealth, and Resources." by Joel T. Livingston.

Includes images of hotels, birds'-eye views, library, park views, banks, street views, stores, industrial buildings, factories, mills, manufacturing buildings, theater, store interiors and exteriors, residences, mines and mining companies, hospital, railway stations, water falls, court house, Joplin Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles member portraits, parade and hall, view of Republican State Judicial Convention of 1902, churches, schools, undertaking  companies and dental office.

Includes inserted card advertisement for "The Cleveland-Knowles Magnetic Separator, manufactured by The Magnetic Separating Co., Joplin, Missouri."

Full transcription of t.p. reads: "Joplin, Missouri, the city that "Jack" built; some of its businesses and its beauties; one hundred and twenty-five scenes in half-tone, together with a concise history from 1838 to 1902 inclusive. Russian leather, two dollars. Paper cover, fifty cents."