Studio portrait photograph of Joseph Chandler's young daughter. As an adult she was Mrs. William Detrick of Anadarko.

Studio photograph of Kiowa war chief Satanta taken in 1872 by William Stinson Soule at Fort Sill in Indian Territory.

Photograph of the Magnolia Place Hotel in Longview, Texas. There is a sign above the second floor balcony that reads, "Magnolia Place." There are several people and children standing outside the hotel and on the balcony.

Stereographic photographs of the Comal river with a forest on one bank.

Stereographic photographs of a camp of buffalo hunters in Jones County. There is a tent held up by a log, with a covered wagon in the background.

Stereographic photographs of large rocks with trees in the background.

Stereographic photographs of the Comal River. Trees are along the far bank.

Photograph of J. G. Lieb, who is sitting and only his torso and up is visible.

Photograph of the home of Edward Lanier, brother of Mrs. Amanda Hodges, Skullyville, OK, 1872.

Photograph of John N. Florer, Osage Agency Trader, c. 1872. He was known to the Osages as Johnnie Shinhah.

Photograph of part of Satanta's Kiowa Band at Sutler's Store, Fort Sill, Indian Territory. Photo by W.P. Bliss, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1872.

Photograph of school children at the first school at the Comanche-Kiowa Agency, taught by Josiah Butler, Fort Sill, Indian Territory. Photo by W.P. Bliss, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1872.

Photograph of the office of Agent Gibson, Osage Agency, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory, c.1872.

Head-and-shoulders portrait of Mary Camp Gober, age 46, looking into the camera. In writing on the back of the photograph: "Mrs. Mary Camp Gober, mother of Mrs. W. C. Wright. Mama's photograph was taken in Atlanta, GA, May 2, 1872, Age 46 yrs, 2 months, 12 days. The first Confederate woman from Denton County to be enrolled in the Stone Mountain Book of Memory is Mrs. Mary Camp Gober. The name of Mrs. Gober is the 3rd from Texas to be entered in the Silver Book memorializing wives of Confederate soldiers." This appears to be a photograph taken of photograph. The original photographer is unknown, although the original date is listed on the back as indicated by the author. This duplicate was taken by J. T. Jones, a photographer in Denton, Texas in the 1890s, who photographed the original matted photo at an unknown time and mounted it on board.

Photograph of a topographical map of the City of Austin published by P. De Cordova, Texas Land Agency. Original map drawn in May of 1872.

Photograph of William Kinchen Davis. Davis, who has graying hair and gray mustache, is wearing a dark three-piece suit (watch fob across vest), white shirt, and dark tied tie. The top of a cane is visible to the bottom left center of the photograph. The portrait ends just below the waist. The photograph is mounted on a cardboard substrate. Back of photograph in ink: Wm D. Davis Richmond Texas; in pencil: 30 Proofs B235434 [lines] B24535-2 Single Columns (?) 2 3/4 x 3 1/2 WKD/Ph 2:2. In blue ink: Daniells (?)

Photograph of a woman wearing a checked dress with contrasting trim.

Photograph of a drawing of buildings in Pawhuska, Indian Territory.

Photograph of Miss Chandler, daughter of Joseph Chandler, later Mrs. William Detrick, of Anadarko. Photo by William Stinson Soule, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1872.

Photograph of Captain Black Beaver, a Delaware Indian, c.1872.

Photograph of Satanta, a Kiowa. Photo by William Stinson Soule, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1872.

Photograph of Santanta (White Bear), a Kiowa Chief. Photo by William Stinson Soule, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1872.

Photograph of Micco Hutka, second Creek Chief, c. 1872.

Photograph of Sa-Tan-Ta, a Kiowa Warchief, c. 1872-1873.