Photograph postcard showing a "Vote for Oklahoma City for State Capitol" billboard.

Postcard of Howard Montgomery. He is dressed in all dark clothing that includes knee length shorts, suit jacket and hat. The postcard is addressed to Lula Mitchell.

Photograph of three men with a fire engine. Two of the men, wearing firefighter uniforms, are seated in the seats of the vehicle, and the third man, wearing a suit, is leaning on the back wheel's fender. The vehicle is parked on a grassy lawn or field in front of a row of trees. The back of the photo has "June 11th 1911?" written on it.

Tug-o war game at the Indian Fair in Watonga, OK. Men dressed in cowboy attire.

Photograph of Governor Charles N Haskell's first official act of Governor after the removal of the Capitol of Oklahoma to Oklahoma City: The signing of the diplomas of the graduating class at The University of Oklahoma, Governors Office, Lee Huckins Hotel, Oklahoma City, OK, June 11, 1910. L to R: W. B. Anthony, Fred R. Branson, Clint Graham, W. S. D' Arnett, Paul Nesbitt, Mrs. D' Arnett, I. N. Putnam, Gov. Haskell, Mrs. Stone, Dr. Williams, Mrs. Mahr, Dr. Mahr, Mrs. C. N. Haskell, ______, Bill Cross, E. D. Cameron, Bill Lynn, W. A. Ledbetter, R. J. Allen, and E. C. D' Arnett kneeling. Photo by Watton and Wells, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of Governor Charles N Haskell's first official act of Governor after the removal of the Capitol of Oklahoma to Oklahoma City: The signing of the diplomas of the graduating class at The University of Oklahoma, Governors Office, Lee Huckins Hotel, Oklahoma City, OK, June 11, 1910. L to R: W. B. Anthony, Fred R. Branson, Clint Graham, W. S. D' Arnett, Paul Nesbitt, Mrs. D' Arnett, I. N. Putnam, Gov. Haskell, Mrs. Stone, Dr. Williams, Mrs. Mahr, Dr. Mahr, Mrs. C. N. Haskell, ______, Bill Cross, E. D. Cameron, Bill Lynn, W. A. Ledbetter, R. J. Allen, and E. C. D' Arnett kneeling. Photo by Watton and Wells, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of Governor Charles N Haskell's first official act of Governor after the removal of the Capitol of Oklahoma to Oklahoma City: The signing of the diplomas of the graduating class at The University of Oklahoma, Governors Office, Lee Huckins Hotel, Oklahoma City, OK, June 11, 1910. L to R: W. B. Anthony, Fred R. Branson, Clint Graham, W. S. D' Arnett, Paul Nesbitt, Mrs. D' Arnett, I. N. Putnam, Gov. Haskell, Mrs. Stone, Dr. Williams, Mrs. Mahr, Dr. Mahr, Mrs. C. N. Haskell, ______, Bill Cross, E. D. Cameron, Bill Lynn, W. A. Ledbetter, R. J. Allen, and E. C. D' Arnett kneeling. Photo by Watton and Wells, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of a drawing by William A Wells of the Colcord Building in Oklahoma City, OK, Jan. 11, 1911.

Photograph of the "Heart of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma." Printed by Curt Teich, Chicago, IL. Published by Mid-Continent News Co., Oklahoma City, OK, postmarked Dec. 11, 1944.

Photograph of a post card of City Hall, Anadarko, OK. Published by Hall Brothers, Kansas City, MO, postmarked May 11, 1916.

Photograph of L to R: 1. Robert N. Whitehead 2-3. UNIDENTIFIED serving as US Army Recruiters in Oklahoma City, OK, November 11, 1919.

Photograph of a post card of the Central School, Elk City, OK. Printed by Curteich, Chicago, IL. Published by Blue Goose News Stand, Elk City, OK, postmarked October 11, 1912.

Photograph of L to R: Robert N. Whitehead and two other UNIDENTIFIED men in front of their U.S. Army Recruiting Service truck, Oklahoma City, OK.

Letter to Frank Frantz thanking him for his telegram.

Photograph of Mr. Flynt's home, a single-story house with an enclosed porch and a row of windows, with a lawn and several small shrubs and other plants growing next to the house.

Photograph of the Woodward Post Office. Post Card, postmarked March 11, 1915.

Photograph of five individuals standing and one individual sitting on a parade float. One of them is barbecuing, three are dressed as soldiers with a gun, one is dressed as a nurse, and one is dressed as if he was injured. The text on the back of the photo reads, "Aug. 12, 1983 Ralph A. Bickler files probably Armistice Day Parade Nov. 11, 1918 (Ralph is not on float. Mrs. R.A.B.".

Tug-o war game at the Indian Fair in Watonga, OK. Men dressed in cowboy attire.

People lining Congress Avenue watching a parade of military personnel pass on their way from the Capitol.

People lining Congress Avenue watching a parade of military personnel pass on their way toward the Capitol.

People lining Congress Avenue watching a parade of military personnel pass on their way toward the Capitol.

Photograph of an Armistice Day Parade in Orange, Texas on November 11, 1918. In the foreground is an American flag covered vehicle. A large crowd is moving towards the top of the photograph. Within the crowd are uniformed men, individuals and families. On the bottom left hand corner are wooden beams.

Panoramic photograph of Mineral Wells taken from Southwest Mountain looking southeast. The ice plant is visible in the right center of this picture, but other landmarks have not been identified.

Downtown Mineral Wells, Texas is shown here, as taken on January 11, 1919. The first Crazy Hotel is the prominent building in the right middle portion of the picture. The first Roman Catholic Church can be seen on the side of West Mountain in the upper middle of the picture and the old High School, the "Little Rock School", and the West Ward School are at the base of West Mountain in the far upper left part of the picture. The Dr. A.W. Thompson home is at the foot of East Mountain in the lower middle foreground of the picture. The wide street in the left middle of the picture is NW 2nd Street, looking west. The First Presbyterian Church is the domed building on the right of 2nd Street at NW 4th Avenue, near the far end of NW 2nd Street.