Photograph of the Edmond, IT depot before the Land Run of April 22, 1889. April 1889.

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

Photograph of Oklahoma Station in Oklahoma City, OT(OK), April 18, 1889. Photo was not taken by Meyers Photo Shop. Photo copy made by Meyers Photo Shop.

Photograph of a bird's eye view of Oklahoma City, I.T, four weeks old, May 1889. Copy neg. by Meyers Photo Shop.

Photograph looking west down Main Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of J. A. Hebble's Brickyard, the first brickyard of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Indian Territory.

Photograph of the Congressional picnic near Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory. This scene was taken during prayer about half past one o'clock. John O'Day, the railroad magnate of St. Louis and J.E. Jones on rostrum, September 17, 1889.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Oklahoma City, June 11, 1889"

Photo copy of a photograph of an early Oklahoma post office circa 1889. Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

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

Papers of Johnson Moorhead. Certificate of Ownership issued to Johnson Moorhead for lot in Oklahoma City.

Photograph of Sam Flood and his parents and a wagon with a white cover on Main Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, June 1, 1889.

Photograph of St. Johns Church, the first church in Oklahoma, in Edmond, OK, c. 1889.

Photograph of West Main Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, June 18, 1889.

Photograph of Gloyd Lumber Co. and Church & Harrah's Feed and Coal, no. 1 West Main Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, c. 1889.

Photograph of Wreck of Grand Stand, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory. Photo by Needham & McDonald, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, July 4, 1889.

Photograph of California Ave. in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, May 5, 1889.

Photograph of Front Street looking north at the Santa Fe Depot in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, two weeks after the Land Run the town already has 7,000 people. Photo by William S Prettyman, Arkansas City, KS, May 6, 1889.

Photograph of Santa Fe Ave. and Carter & Rugg Furniture, Grocery, and Hardware on Grand Ave., Oklahoma City, June 18, 1889.

Photograph looking west at Front Street and Grand Ave. from the Santa Fe Railroad, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, June 11, 1889.

Photograph of Cheyenne & Arapahoe Delegates Counseling for Cherokee Outlet, Oklahoma City. 'Beidler Building,' 2nd Post Office Building, G. A. Beidler, Postmaster." (L. To R.): Seated: Ex-Gov. Crawford; UNIDENTIFIED; UNIDENTIFIED; UNIDENTIFIED; UNIDENTIFIED; UNIDENTIFIED; Left Hand; UNIDENTIFIED; George Bent; UNIDENTIFIED; Second Row: UNIDENTIFIED; UNIDENTIFIED; Leonard Tyler; Little Bear; William Couch; Little Chief; John D. Miles, Indian Agent; Cloud Chief; UNIDENTIFIED; UNIDENTIFIED; Row Of Lodges; UNIDENTIFIED; UNIDENTIFIED; UNIDENTIFIED; UNIDENTIFIED; Back: George Thornton, U. S. Marshal, First Left Of Door; Postmaster G. A. Beidler, On Right Edge Of Doorway, June 1889.

Photograph of L to R: Pat Haley, Joe, F H, Laundry man, Pat Haley's Brother, Frank Harrah, Harrah's partner, and Fred the cook in front of Frank Harrah's Pioneer Restaurant in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, May 5,, 1889.

Photograph looking west on California Ave. in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, May 2, 1889.