The Bank of America Collection contains one triptych-style panoramic print by Jim Dow showing an interior view of Busch Stadium and one hand-colored steel engraving by Emil B. Krausse titled "View of St. Louis."

The view of Busch Stadium is made of three separate frames that combine to show a panoramic view of the empty stadium interior. The view is looking from the stands in center field across the outfield and toward the diamond, with several downtown skyscrapers visible in the distance. Each frame is surrounded by a black border. The three frames have been printed as a single print.

The print is part of a project photographer Jim Dow undertook from 1980-1982 to shoot major and minor league parks in the US and Canada, eventually totaling over 200 fields. The final 1982 portfolio was titled "The National League Stadiums." Dow captured images on large format film and an 8x10 vintage wooden camera. Each exposure took 30-40 minutes which allows for shifts in light and weather. The print in our collection is a digital pigment print made from scanned negatives and printed in 2015. It was part of a Bank of America traveling exhibit on baseball.

The "View of St. Louis, Missouri" engraving shows an aerial view of the city of St. Louis in 1854. The Mississippi River, with steamboats docked along the levee, is in the foreground. The Charles Belcher steamboat is prominently visible. The image was drawn by G. Hofmann and taken partly from a daguerreotype by Thomas Easterly. The engraving was done by Emil B. Krausse. A label on the back of the print indicates that it was previously the property of the Boatmen's National Bank of St. Louis.