- Frederick Douglass School Addition - Columbia MOThe original part of this building dates to 1916, with the two sections flanking the central building being built in 1935. Small, recent additions are at the north and south of the building. This was a traditionally black school until integration of the Columbia Public Schools. It is adjacent to the swimming pool in Douglass Park, a WPA project completed in about 1937.
- Greenwood School - Kirksville MOThe school was named after James Greenwood, a noted educator in Missouri in the 1800’s.
- Monroe City Elementary School - Monroe City MOThis elementary school was a segregated elementary school for white students when it was constructed in response to a fire which destroyed the previous school. The submission to the federal government by Monroe City officials included a new building for black students in the city. It was also designed by Bonsack & Pearce.
- Truman State University: Baldwin Hall - Kirksville MOThis large classroom building that greatly expanded the capacity of the then Missouri State Teacher’s College. Designed by Bonsack & Pearce, it has classic lines and is highly functional. It is still in use.
- Truman State University: Orphelia Parrish Hall - Kirksville MOThis building addition currently houses the University Art Museum. Originally, it was a junior high in the college’s lab school.
- Willard School - Kirksville MOBuilt at the same time as the Greenwood School and designed by the same firm, the Willard School in Kirksville shares architectural similarities with the former school. Willard was constructed in Northwest Kirksville and is now used for other purposes such as storage for an adjacent child care center.