Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Early days of Guthrie, Okla."

Photograph of the Seek family in front of their home.

Photograph of photographer Robert Guy Barber, far left, and seven men with a wagon loaded with barbed wire waiting for the Land Opening, April 22, 1889.

Photograph south of Land Office on right of way in Perry, Oklahoma Territory, September 22, 1893.

Photograph of Mrs. Floyd Searcy Caples, a guitar instructor, December 22, 1899.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "No brass bands welcomed George W. Steele, first territorial governor, who arrived in Guthrie just in time to help face the drouth crisis. Gov. and Mrs. Steele are shown arriving at the governor's office."

Copy slide of a photograph of mostly men wearing lined up to begin a rabbit hunt. Some of the men are seated on the ground and others are standing holding leaves. There is text below the photograph reading "Club 2243 Scalps May 27, 1897".

A crowd watching four men in the lake behind the pavillion.

Copy slide of a photograph of mostly men wearing lined up to begin a rabbit hunt. Some of the men are seated on the ground and others are standing holding leaves.

Copy slide of a photograph of mostly men wearing lined up to begin a rabbit hunt. Some of the men are seated on the ground and others are standing holding leaves. The photograph is labeled "Gunsight Rabbit Club 2243...".

Portrait of Mrs. Anna Loebritz wearing a light-colored dress posing in front of a light background.

Photograph of the grave marker of Edgar Leflar (1893-1918). He died at Camp Travis in Bexar County, Texas. He was buried at White Chapel Cemetery, Coleman County, Texas. His epitaph reads "In grateful remembrance of a brave soldier who gave his life for his country."

Photograph of the Fireman's Ball, Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of a street scene, between 9th and 10th Streets, during the First Anniversary of the Opening of Unassigned Lands, Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of Lula Harley and her brother on their steps of their home, taken with a Kodak camera, McAlester, Indian Territory.

Photograph of the "First house built in Edmond," OK before 1891. There are thirteen in the photograph. They are (l to r): Charlie Steen, George B. Elliott, J. D. Turner, Eddy B. Townsand, J. H. Turner (infant), Mrs. J. D. Turner, Mrs. H. G. Anglea, H. G. Anglea, Mrs. J. Steen (Minnie), John Steen, Robert R. Farwell, John Wheeler Turner and Miss Flora Higby. The photograph is "Compliments of E. B. Townsend, Dec. 22nd, 1890."