Copy negative of a large group shot of the cowboys, Indians, and others from the 101 Ranch Real Wild West Show.

Copy negative of a large group shot of the cowboys, Indians, and others from the 101 Ranch Real Wild West Show.

Copy negative of the National Band Competition in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1931. There is a large group of people on the field and a large crowd in the stands, and John Philip Sousa is directing music on a platform.

Copy negative of a Henry Edmund Smith family reunion taken by Russell Studio of Shawnee, Oklahoma. The picture shows a large group of people standing in front of a house in Maud, Oklahoma.

Copy negative of a family picture taken at Henry Edmund Smith and Clara Ann Hefner Smith's 50th wedding anniversary in Maud, Oklahoma by Russell Studio of Shawnee. The picture shows a group of people in a room arranged behind a dinner table. From left to right, standing in the back are Price, Baxter, Verna, Lydia, Norman, and Andy Smith. Seated, from left to right are Marion, Walter, H. E., Clara, and Flemon Smith. There is a picture on the wall, food on the table, and chairs in front of the table.

1 copy negative of 2 images. The first is a portrait of Walter Smith. He is dressed in a suit and wearing a cap. The second image is a portrait of Verna Smith Hurley.

Copy negative of two pictures of children in front of a porch. The first picture is of just baby Penny Smith standing beside a chair with a door behind her. The second picture is of Penny sitting in the chair, Bill Smith standing on the left, Clara Joe Smith on the right, and Warren Smith in the back.

Copy negative of two portraits of babies. The photograph on the left is of Norma Ann Smith in a light colored dress laying on some silky fabric, taken in the 1940's. The picture on the right is of Theodore Stephen Green sitting in a chair, laughing with a white background, taken in 1950.

Copy negative of two portraits of Norma Ann Smith as a baby in Shawnee, Oklahoma. In the first, she is looking to the right smiling and is holding something in her hands. In the second, she is wearing a bonnet and smiling. The pictures are by Photo by Don of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Copy negative of two pictures. The picture on the left is a portrait of Verna Hurley wearing glasses, taken in Shawnee, Oklahoma. The picture on the right is of John Young and his daughters Bertha Ann Young and Verna Nell Young, taken in Olden, Texas in 1928. The man is standing in a garden holding the baby with the other young girl standing on the right.

Copy negative of a portrait of four generations of family members. Three women and a baby are posed, smiling. Their names are Clara Smith Bonn, Verna Hurley Bonn, Dolores Townsend Bonn, and Norman Quinman Townsend.

Copy negative of a portrait of Clara Ann Hefner Smith wearing glasses and dark clothing with a light collar.

Copy negative of Josiah Earp's confederate grave near Rising Star, OK. The back of the grave marker is shown here with the letters C S A, meaning the Confederate States of America.

Copy negative of Josiah Earp's confederate grave near Rising Star, OK. The headstone has the name Earp carved in it with text below. There is a fence and trees in the background.

Copy negative of Josiah Earp's confederate grave near Rising Star, OK. The headstone has the name Earp carved in it with text below. There is a fence and trees in the background.

Copy negative of the Springer family portrait. Mary Buchanan Springer has her youngest daughter sitting between her and Mabel Springer. The children's names are Mary, Roy, Opal, Raleigh, and Will Springer. The males are wearing suits and the females are wearing dresses. The picture is encased in a rectangular frame.

Copy negative of the Abilene High School band marching in a parade in Tulsa, Oklahoma with crowds and buildings on each side of the street.

Photograph of two women sitting on a wicker bench with two men standing behind them. Jack Hairfield and his wife, who has not been named, are on the left side. Charles and Maggie Hairfield, Jack’s parents, are on the right side. A dog stands at the feet of the women.

Portrait of Matt Bennett wearing a suit and checkered bow tie, with his wife Maggie sitting next to him wearing a dark dress.

Photograph of a train engine and attached car on railroad tracks, viewed from a front side angle. The number "2313" is visible on the side. Additional tracks lay to the right. Buildings stand in the background. Handwritten text below the image says, "Oklahoma City - 1940s ex T&P #554."

Photograph of Charlyne Creger, showing only her head and shoulders. It's signed "Hall Gentry, Oklahoma City."

Photograph of a dog named Carky sitting next to a pillow on a couch on a porch. There is other furniture on the porch, and a house is visible in the background.

Photograph of Broadway Avenue in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Cars are parked on the right, and a car and trolley drive down the road. Buildings are visible on both sides of the street.

Photograph of a dog named Carky sitting on a couch on a porch. There is other furniture on the porch, and a house is visible in the background.