Portrait photograph of Choctaw Susan Folsom Byrd, wife of William Byrd, who was the Governor of the Chickasaw Nation.

Drawing of Cement Works in Ada, Oklahoma with trains and the Oklahoma Central Railroad in the back ground.

Photograph of the girls' dormitory at the Collins Institute, also known as the Chickasaw National Academy near Stonewall.

Photograph of Annie Walker Perry and a large group in front of her home, Stonewall, Indian Territory.

Photograph of a large group on the grounds of the Chickasaw Court House on election day, Stonewall, OK. Governor William Byrd, center with white beard, J.O. Crawford, second to the left of window with black mark above his head, Ed Brents, second from the right.

Photograph of L. to R. 1. Umfees Colbert 2. Bill Bourland 3. William L. Byrd 4. Bird Folson 5. Julius Folson in Front of building officing J.P. Crawford, Lawyer, and Dr. Traux, Physician & Surgeon, in Stonewall, OK.

Photograph of "Little" Tandy Walker, Chickasaw Indian, age 58, in Stonewall, Indian Territory(OK), c.1898.

Photograph of the unveiling and dedication of the Ada Reed Monument, 4th and Oak, Ada, OK, c. 1974.

Photograph of the unveiling and dedication of the Ada Reed Monument, 4th and Oak, Ada, OK, c. 1974.

Photograph of the unveiling and dedication of the Ada Reed Monument, 4th and Oak, Ada, OK, c. 1974.

Photograph of the Summers Chapel, Maxwell, OK.

Photograph of Maude Amy Steward in Ada, OK.

Photograph of the first session of the Tyrola Normal Music School, Tyrola, Oklahoma Territory, July 10-August 2, 1899. View includes: Timothy Dickerson (Iva Shipley's husband), top row under the flag; Second row: Joe Shipley, third from the right, and William F. Dickerson, fourth from the right with handlebar mustache; Third row: L to R: 4. Frankie Shipley, 5. Iva Shipley, 6. Maggie Shipley, 7. Alice Shipley; Bottom row: L to R: 1. Catherine Shipley holding Marshall Shipley, 4. Bessie Shipley, 5. Lucy Shipley, and, on the far right with a song book, Jesse Shipley.

Photograph of L to R: Jim Miller, Joe Allen, B.B. Burwell, and Jesse West, executed by hanging, April 19, 1909, for the murder of City Marshal A.A. Bobbitt.

Photograph of the home of Dr. C.K. Davenport, Ada, OK.

Photograph of Frank Byrd's home in Stonewall, OK. He is the brother of Governor William Byrd.

Photograph of the interior of Mcswain Theatre, Ada, OK. Photo by Stall, Ada, OK.

Photograph of the side wall decoration of Mcswain Theatre, Ada, OK. Photo by Stall, Ada, OK.

Photograph of the City Hotel, Stonewall, Indian Territory.

Photograph of the log cabin where Robert S. Kerr was born, Ada, OK.

Photograph of the interior of the Kiva Theatre, Ada, OK. Photo by Stall, Ada, OK, December 1939.

Photograph of the interior of Mcswain Theatre, Ada, OK. Photo by Stall, Ada, OK.

Photograph of the interior of the Ritz Theatre, Ada, OK. Photo by Stall, Ada, OK, December 13, 1939.

Photograph of a scene at the Ada Nursery. Children play outdoors on playground equipment under the supervision of adults. There is a building in the background.