Photograph of Governor Thompson McKinney and Paul Okchayra at the Choctaw Council House at Nanih Waiya, west of Tuskahoma, Indian Territory. Photo by Israel Stone, Oct. 15, 1884.

Locals inspect the damage done in Mannford after the 1984 Tornado hit the town

Photograph of a group of people laying the cornerstone of the Wilson County courthouse in Floresville, Texas.

Photograph of the January 19, 1884, edition of "Harper's Weekly."

Copy slide of a photograph of the view looking down and to the northwest at several homes and other buildings in Abilene, Texas.

Copy slide of a photograph of the view looking down and to the west northwest at houses and barns in Abilene, Texas.

Copy slide of a photograph of an overview of the Sycamore Street area in 1884. Several buildings are seen and a horse drawn buggy is parked on a street.

Copy slide of a photograph of Abilene in 1884 overlooking the Sycamore Street area. Covered wagons are seen behind a building.

Copy slide of a photograph of the view looking down on houses in Abilene, Texas.

A still life painting of hunting items and game animals.

Tintype image of Albert Peyton George. In the photograph, George is wearing a dark military style outfit. A white collar is visible above the neckline of the jacket. A watch chain hangs across the front of the jacket. George has his left hand on a book that is on top of a table to his left. There is a hat and another book on the table. He has a tablet and a pencil in the right pocket of the jacket. The tintype has a paper frame with gold trim.

Photograph of Albert Peyton George. In the photograph, George is wearing a military style jacket and short pants. There is a watch chain across his jacket front. A white collar is visible above the top of his jacket. George has a tablet and pencil in his left jacket pocket. George is holding a book under his right arm. His left leg is across his right. He is leaning on a table that is to his left. On the table is a book and a hat. The photograph is mounted on a cardboard substrate. Written on the back of the portrait in pencil: "Albert Peyton George". Also in black print: "D. H. Swartz, Photographer, Columbus, Texas. Copying and Enlarging a Specialty. Dealer in Frames, Albums, Etc. Duplicates can be had cheap. Order soon." To the left of the photographer information is a drawing of a man sitting under a tree and fishing in a body of water, boats in water, buildings in background.

Photograph of an Arapaho Indian camp near Anadarko, Oklahoma Territory, 1894.

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Photograph of Otoe Indians Bertie Deroin and her two sisters, c. 1884.

Photograph of Rock Falls on the Chikaskia River, 4 miles south of South Haven, KS.

Boy's dress of dark blue cotton with pleated skirt and floral embroidery on center front placket, attached belt and lower sleeve. Hook and eye closure at front. Unlined. Size 3 or 4 years

Studio photograph of a boy. The boy is identified as Bud Davis as written at bottom of image in blue ink. Davis is sitting in an upholstered chair that has tassels at the bottom and on the armrest. Bud is wearing dark colored short pants, jacket, vest, and white shirt. He has dark stockings with stripes at bottom and ankle boots. Davis is resting his right arm on the chair's armrest and his left hand is on his left thigh. The photograph is mounted on a tan cardboard substrate with pink backing.

Photograph of the head of the last Buffalo killed on the site of Mabeetie, TX. Photo by E.B. Snell & Company, c.1884.

Photograph of the head of the last Buffalo killed on the site of Mabeetie, TX. Photo by E.B. Snell & Company, c.1884.

Total view of The Burghers of Calais with cloaked burgher at right. From the Nineteenth Century.

Photograph taken in 1884 of the original Chilocco Indian Agricultural School near Newkirk, Oklahoma. The school was built in 1884 and closed in 1980.

Photograph of the first building at Chilocco Indian School. Photo by Young & Zeller, Wellington, KS, c.1884.