Photograph of the Blacksmith Shop, West Main Street, Osage Agency, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory, c.1874-1875. Photo by Thomas M. Concannon, Independence, KS.

Photograph of Choctaw Chief Cole Coleman, c. 1874-1878.

Photo of Dr. John Acers. Photo taken in 1874: Charlie, Texas.

Photograph of the Texas Governor's Mansion from the site of the old Capitol building looking at the West and north elevations of the Governor's Manstion, grounds, street, barn and picket fence. The mansion was built by Abner Cook in 1855 and was continuously occupied since 1856. The occupant here in 1874 was Governor Richard Coke. The mansion was declared a Texas historical landmark in 1962 and a national historic landmark in 1970.

Photograph of a Hide Hunter's Camp near Buffalo Gap in the Texas Panhandle, c. 1874. Copy print by George Robertson, Austin, TX.

Photograph of an infant. The infant is thought to be Albert Peyton George (born October 7, 1873). A note attached to the tissue paper enfolding the photograph reads: "Photo found in trunk w/ "MDG" initials on porch of ranch house - possibly portrait of A.P. George as infant - see initials on back. V. O. 11-28-83." Penciled at top and back of photograph is the initials "A. P. G. ". In the portrait, the infant, who is wearing a white gown with lace insets at shoulders and end of sleeves, is sitting in a small wicker chair. There is a blanket to the left of the photograph. The photo is mounted on a gray matte with an embossed thick line around the perimeter of the photograph. Embossed below the photograph: "Blackburn Houston, Tex." Image dimensions are: 9.3 cm x 14.1 cm.

Photograph of James E. Finney, c. 1874.

Photograph of James E. Finney, c. 1874.

Photograph of Juan N. Cortina (1824-1894) in uniform.

Photograph of T. M. Finney, c.1874.

Photograph of an old street scene in Dyersburg, Tennessee with men standing in front of and hanging out of the windows of buildings. One of the named businesses James D. McClerkin's Drug Store. To the right of the drug store is Hall, Williams, & Co. Merchants, where Byrd Williams, Sr. would soon become the sole proprietor.

Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tuttle, of the Society of Friends, and 25 Modoc students, c. 1874.

S. N. Pickens served as Mayor of Palestine from 1874 until 1878 and then again from 1880 until 1883.

This is a map of the state of Texas from 1874. It was prepared for Morphis' History of Texas.

Photo of "New Town" (the part of town near the railroad tracks) taken about 1874-75.

Photograph of the North School Building, Osage Agency, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory, c.1874.

Photograph of the Government Doctor's residence, Osage Agency, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory, c.1874.

Photograph of the Government Doctor's residence, Osage Agency, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory, c.1874. Photo by Thomas M. Concannon, Independence, KS.

Photograph of the Osage Dispensary and Herald Office in Pawhuska, Indian Territory, c.1874.

Photograph of the William Murphy House, built in 1874. This photograph shows the home with its fenced in yard and long front porch; William Murphy, Dorothy Murphy, and John Murphy are standing by the bare tree next to the fence.

Photograph of Sarah L. Slaughter Rankin (Mrs. John M. Rankin) (1818-1886). The portrait shows the sitter in a three-quarter pose from head to waist, and it is mounted on a carte de visite. Her hair is parted and pulled back behind her ears. She is wearing a dark dress with buttons up the front and a lace collar pinned at her neck. The photographer's imprint on the back of the card is: "J. H. Webster, Photograph Galleries, Marshall and Jefferson, Texas." Mrs. Rankin was a teacher in the private school run by her husband in San Augustine, Texas, in 1837 and 1838.

Photograph of Tes-Se-O-Quoit (Horseback), a Noconee Band Comanche Chief. Photo by William Stinson Soule, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c. 1874.

Photograph of the July 4, 1874, edition of "Harper's Weekly."

The Hibernian Association made up of male musicians and a group of women in the same white dress parade up Congress Avenue towards the ice cream garden of Messrs. Rosenfield and Co. Other citizens watch from the sides while traffic of horses and buggies wait in the background.