Photograph of home of Seminole Chief John Jumper in Sasawka, Oklahoma.

Photograph of the home of the Chief of the Seminoles John Jumper. A woman is standing on the back porch of the residence, which is in Sasawka, Oklahoma.

Photograph of the home of Seminole Chief John Jumper in Sasawka, Oklahoma.

Photograph of the last reunion of Indian Territory Deputy United States Marshals in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Left to right: Bob Fortune (African American), Henry Falconer, Ace Wade (on horse), Frank Bolen, Major J.T. Farr (on horse behind Bolen), Price McLaughlin, Ed Armor (on horse behind McLaughlin), Bill Taylor, John Malone, Jesse Jones, Lyde Rector, Billy Cauly, Ben Hackett (with the cane), Cal Whitson, Flex DeFlore (on horse), Henry Bernie (kneeling in front of wagon), Frank Anderson (on both knees), Joe Gramlich (on both knees), Jess Perry (man standing in wagon with rifle), B.B. Rogers (man in wagon with foot on the side), H.L. Rogers (man in wagon to the right of B.B. Rogers), Lige Fannin (man with whip in hand), William Ross, Joe Peters, John F. Priest (# 25 written at his feet), C.B. Rhodes (#26 written at his feet), unidentified man standing behind Priest and Rhodes, S.O. Harris (hand on his hip), Osborne ( man behind Harris, no first name, an attorney), J.K. Pemberton (man with pipe), Frank Parks (on horse), Dave Lee (man standing between horses), Tobe Pinson (on horse), Jim Cole (on horse), Jim Patty (standing with cane), Skimp Squire (Dr. Woodrow Hammend?), Sam Minor, and Sid …

Photograph of the execution of Choctaw Silan Lewis in Wilburton, I.T. Wilburton was at the time in Gaines County in the Choctaw Nation (now Latimer County). The execution took place on November 5, 1894. Sheriff Lyman Pusley executed Lewis with his rifle. Lewis was convicted of killing Joe Hoklotubbe.

Photograph of a panorama of Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of a scene during the Street Car Strike on Grand and Hudson Streets, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of L to R: U.S. Rep. Tom Steed, Willard Gallaher, Ralph Brendle, Legionnaire, and Joe Mills during the Dedication of Washington Irving Park, Little Axe, OK.

Photograph of L to R: U.S. Rep. Tom Steed, Sgt. Richard Johnson, and Ralph Brendle, Legionnaire, during the Dedication of Washington Irving Park, Little Axe, OK.

Photograph of the Mile 87 Tulsa Toll Gate, along the Turner Turnpike, Tulsa, OK.

Photograph of the first female voters in Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory, June 5, 1889.

Photograph of Tom Mix in the downstairs store at McEwen-Halliburton, September 5, 1929.

Photograph of the Labor Day Parade in Hartshorne, OK. View includes Baptist Sunday School Float, which won first prize, September 5, 1921.

Photograph of Guthrie, Indian Territory, during town building, June 5, 1889.

Photograph of Mrs. Zelia N. Breaux, President of the Oklahoma State Negro Teachers Association, speaking during the meeting at Douglas High School, Oklahoma City, OK, February 5, 1946. Photo by Pendley, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of the State Complimentary Pass #484 issued to John Hubalka and Lady for the 4th Annual State Fair of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, OK, September 27 to October 9, 1910. Pass issued on September 5, 1910.

Photograph of the Northwest Oklahoma Coral Society's First Annual Concert, Enid, OK, May 5, 1931.

Photograph of the last reunion of Indian Territory Deputy US Marshals, Fort Smith, AR, c. 1908.

Photograph of a post card of the entrance bridge to a park in Kingfisher, OK, postmarked November 5, 1907.

Photograph of a post card of the Busby Hotel, McAlester, OK, postmarked November 5, 1911.

A photograph from the Dust Bowl era taken by the USDA Soil Conservation Service showing an abandoned, drought-stricken farmstead in Texas County, Oklahoma. Farm equipment can be seen buried in drifts of dirt before a derelict home and outbuildings and a weather-beaten windmill

Photograph of St. Augustine Church in Vinita, OK. Printed by Curt Teich & Co., Chicago, IL, March 5, 1920.

Photograph of the Wholesale District in Oklahoma City, OK, March 5, 1909.

Photograph of Oklahoma City Business Section. Published by HH Clarke, Oklahoma City, OK, postmarked Jan. 5, 1907.