Photograph of "A Mixed Group of Indian Workers and Leaders among the Indians on the East Side of Oklahoma in the Methodist Church..." L To R: Front: 1-3. UNIDENTIFIED, 2nd Row: 1. T.J. Mitchell, 2-3. UNIDENTIFIED, T.F. Brewer, 4. UNIDENTIFIED, 5. C.N. Coppage, 6. Orlando Shay, 7. Thomas Long, 8. 3rd Row: 1-3. UNIDENTIFIED, 4. J.J. Methvin, 5. Charles F. Mitchell, 6-8. UNIDENTIFIED, 4th Row: 1-2. UNIDENTIFIED, 3. L.W. Cobb, 4. Imitachie (Choctaw), 5. Dr. John R. Nelson, 6. A.S. Williams, 7-8. UNIDENTIFIED. The rest UNIDENTIFIED.

Photograph of Water Hole Camp Meeting Grounds, Choctaw Nation. Loie Laflore, seated third from the left, and John Taylor, standing second from the left.

Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Ishcomer, he was a Methodist worker. Photo by WW Clinkscales, Atoka, OK, c. 1908-1915.

Photograph of Chief Green McCurtain addressing prominent Choctaw Officials, c.1898-1904.

Photograph of Choctaw Rev. Willis F. Folsom, 40 years leading Choctaw preacher. Photo by Gannaway, Ft. Smith, AR.

Photograph of Green and Katie McCurtain, c. 1890-1895. Green was Governor of the Choctaw Nation and is considered one of the greatest Statesmen among the Indians.

Photograph of the Wheelock Academy student body and faculty, c. 1900-1905.

Photograph of Choctaw Pastor and his Circuit Officials L to R: Israel McFarland, Lewis Dyer, Lincoln Ishcomer, UNIDENTIFIED, standing: UNIDENTIFIED, Simeon Morris, 3-6. UNIDENTIFIED.

Photograph of the Kullotooklo Camp, District Conference, Methodist Church, near Panama, OK.

Photograph of the Harrel Institute, Creek Nation, Muskogee, Indian Territory. Photo of a watercolor of the building after 1900.