Architectural rendering of Oklahoma High School in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Copyright Layton, Smith & Hawk Architects of Oklahoma City. Published by H.H. Clarke, Oklahoma City.

Photograph of the Frisco Passenger Railroad Station in Tulsa. Many men and women are on the walkway in front of the station. The Hotel Alcorn can be seen in the background.

Photograph of the Logan County High School located in Guthrie, OK. In front of the building are two horse-drawn carriages. People can be seen at a second floor window and also at two third floor windows.

Photograph of Emerson Elementary school in Tulsa. Published by Tulsa Indian Trading Co.

Photograph of the Hotel Kingkade with portraits of L. Rardin and C.J. Williams.

Photograph of the outside of the Overholser Mansion on the corner of 15th Street and Hudson in Oklahoma City.

Architectural sketch of the proposed state Capitol building by Solomon Layton.

Photograph of 3rd and Mainstreets in Tulsa. The Bliss building is on the left, the Robinson Hotel is on the right and the Exchange National Bank is shown under construction in the background. Many automobiles line the street and a trolley and tracks are in the middle of the photo traveling opposite a man on a bicycle.

Photograph of the Owen School at 8 N. Maybelle in Tulsa. The school was later renamed Irving School in 1918. Published by the Osage Indian Curio Co.

Photograph of the Daily Oklahoman Building at 502 North Broadway in Oklahoma City.

Photograph of a church located at 8th Street and Robinson Avenue in Oklahoma City. The building was first used by the St. Luke's Methodist Church. In the early 1950's, the Zion Lutheran Church purchased the building and began using it for services. If the 1913 era date of the photo is correct, the building was the St. Luke's Methodist Church at the time the photograph was taken. The church also housed a school, K-8, in the middle to late 1970's.

Photograph of the Hotel Kingkade on the corner of 19 West Grand Avenue. Two horse and buggy vehicles and an automobile are parked on the unpaved street in front of the the building. To the left of the building is another horse and buggy. Several women dressed in full length coats and several men are walking on the sidewalk in front of the hotel. A barbar shop is located to the right of the hotel.

Photograph of Bellamy's Lake near Sunset and Country Club Drive in El Reno, Oklahoma. In the right center several people are seen in a boat on the lake.

Photograph of Grand Avenue looking east with the Terminal building at the left. Men and women are walking in the street. Two automobiles are parked on the left side of the photo. A trolly is pictured in the center and a horse-drawn carriage is on the right.

Photograph of Main Street in Stillwater looking north. A couple in a horse-drawn carriage can be seen on the left. Several people are waking on the sidewalk and crossing the unpaved street.

Photograph of the Pioneer Building at 401 North Broadway. In the foreground is a sign for ice cream at 25 cents a quart. A woman in a long skirt and child are standing on the corner of the street in front of the Pioneer Building. An automobile and a horse-drawn buggy are in the unpaved street.

Photograph of Sulphur High School in Sulphur, Oklahoma.

Photograph of Sulphur High School in Sulphur, Oklahoma.

Photograph of the Maywood Presbyterian Church in Oklahoma City. Many men, women and children are walking near the church.

Photograph of Grand Avenue in Oklahoma City. Center left is the Orpheum Vaudeville, and the Colcord building is under construction in the upper left.

Photograph looking down North Broadway in Oklahoma City. The Elite Hotel is in the foreground and the Lee-Huckins Hotel is the 3rd building down. Women in long dresses and men in bowler hats can be seen on the sidewalks. Automobiles are parked on the sides of the street and a streetcar is visible in the lower left.

Drawing of the International Farm Congress. Published by Tulsa Indian Trading Co.

Photograph of an artist drawing of the Hotel Kingkade in Oklahoma City, built by Andrew Kingkade, which opened in 1912 at 19 West Grand Avenue (Sheridan Avenue). Pedestrians are visible on the sidewalk outside the hotel and there are horse-drawn vehicles in the street. There are two oval portraits above the building labeled as L. Rardin on the left (the hotel's president at opening) and C. T. Williams on the right (the vice president and manager).

Oblique aerial painting of the Emerson Elementary School in Tulsa. Published by Tulsa Indian Trading Co.