Portrait of the women of the Spies family: Mary, Emma, Katie, Bertha, Augusta, Emilie, Anna, Louise, and Grandma Spies. The names of the women are written on the photograph.

Photograph of Stroud, OK. Photo by H.C. Chaufty, Stroud, OK, October 10, 1908.

Photograph of a page from the Daily Enterprise newspaper, highlighting an article entitled "A Geyser of Oil," which announces the spouting of oil from Spindletop oil well. Other ads are also visible on the page.

Photograph of a page from the Daily Enterprise newspaper, highlighting an article entitled "A Geyser of Oil," which announces the spouting of oil from Spindletop oil well.

Photograph of a page from The Beaumont Journal with an article about Spindletop entitled "An Oil Geyser."

Photograph of men selling water for one dollar a barrel from a wagon in Lawton, Oklahoma Territory. Photo by Jno. Heeaton, August 10, 1901.

Photograph of the Carnegie Library in Oklahoma City, OK. Published by South-West News Co., Kansas City, MO, postmarked Oct. 10, 1907.

Photograph of the Pioneer Telephone Co. in Oklahoma City, OK. Published by South-West News Co., Kansas City, MO, postmarked Oct. 10, 1907.

Photograph (copy) of "50 Homeseekers from Indiana. Booth Texas June 10th, 1909." as written in white at bottom of the photograph. The men of various ages are all dressed basically the same: in dark pants, white shirts, ties, and jackets. Most of them are wearing hats. Background left is a white one-story wooden building; background right is a moss draped tree; and in center is partial view of an automobile. Scanned image is of the copy.

Photograph of the Corn Carnival in Minco, OK, September 10-12, 1908.

Photograph of the courthouse at Anson, Texas. It is a two-story building with a tower in the center. A man is visible at the corner of the building and a horse is in the foreground, tied to a fence.

Photograph of the Officers' Quarters at Fort Gibson, c. 1818. Printed Nov. 10, 1909.

Photograph of a group of Goodnight College students posed in a wooded area. About fifty young men and women are seated on the ground at the foot of a steep hill. All are formally dressed, the women in light-colored, long-sleeved dresses, the men in suits and ties.

Photograph of the Harrison School.

Photograph of the Last Chickasaw Governors Election, Stonewall, Indian Territory, August 10, 1904. Douglas H. Johnson and Dick McLish may be in this view.

"A modest home in Oklahoma in 1896." Called a dugout.

Photograph of several men, including a Mr. W.C. Moore, weighing bales of cotton with a large scale. The scale weighs the cotton by suspending it from a chain.

Photograph of a group, view includes: Prof. Wilson, Browning, Middleton, Lawson, Humiston, Dickerson, Bollinger, Whitaker, and Edgecomb, August 10, 1906.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "HARRY FINLEY, U. S. CIRCUIT COURT CLERK 1908 / PICTURE AND BIOG OKLAHOMA BOOK 1908 PAGE 28 .."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Dead bodies were laid on the shelves in a dry goods store that once held sheets and towels."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Snyder Tornado of 1905.. . As it approached Snyder from SW... . the state highway follows right along these mountains."

Photograph of a church building in Washington, D. C. Note on the back of photograph reads, "Church of Christ, 14th and Meridian Place, Washington, D.C., First series of sermons by Bro. Jesse P. Sewell, Apr. 3rd to 17th, 1921."

Photograph of the a group of men titled the Ninety-sixth expedition. The expedition members and some guests are posing for a photograph on the docks of ship number 3. Sitting on the anchor post to the left is E. A. Laughlin, with N. N. Beels on the next post. Standing from the left: Billy Farrell; L. Schuh; A. N. Scott; Peter Stock; A. J. M. Vuylsteke; F. J. Trost; Frank Cummins; M. R. Bos; Col. Jim Furlong; and Peter Lamp. Sitting from the left: John Walter Carr, hans Falsenburg, A. Spence, and D. L. Stump. Several boats can be seen to the left, with a larger vessel behind the group. The reverse side of the photo has a handwritten description, and also denotes Carr as "great grandpa."