A photograph negative showing Santa Fe (ATSF) 101, 3-unit streamlined diesel electric on a southbound freight, in Big Canyon near Arbuckle, OK. 40 cars.

A photograph print (& Negative) showing the Katy (MKT) "Katy" 1303, 4-4-0, on passenger train No. 53, leaving Mangum, OK, 2 cars, 40 mph., 8 cars.

Caption says, "5-AL-898. Specifications No. 1987. View looking upstream of completed Drop, Station 9-65, Ozark 4.6 Lateral."

Caption says, "5-AL-897. Specifications No. 1987. View of concrete placing operations at inlet transition of 48-inch siphon, Station 88-20, Ozark 4.6 Lateral."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "Underpinnings for the $600,000 Byers Avenue viaduct, spanning the industrial switching tracks and the North Canadian river south of Reno between wards two and four, have been installed. The bridge may be ready for use next summer if building materials are available. J. S. Waldrop, chief engineer for storm sewer construction under the bond issue program, also is engineer for the bridge job."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "Here's an idea of how the Oklahoma capitol will look if the legislature builds on to it as Lt. Gov. James E Berry advocates. A Times artist has sketched in a 16-story building which Berry suggests. The house is considering whether to appoint a 10-man committee to study the proposal. The senate already has approved the committee appointment. The added space would be used for offices. The state is paying $18,000 a month rent for office space outside the capitol. (T-8-14-64: A skyscraper dome was suggested in 1953. A Times artist drew in this 16-story tower to show what it would look like.)"

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "This is how the supreme court room, at the capitol looked Friday as firemen fought a blaze in the basement. Heat turned the water to steam and badly stained the walls. The smoke came in through the ventilator at the top of the ladder in the picture."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "With the level of the Canton reservoir built up by recent heavy rains to just a little more than one foot under the permanent conservation pool level, water was bieng discharged this weekend at about the same rate it was coming into the lake. The rains weren't reflected in the reservoir level until this week, but between Monday and Friday the level rose 5.6 feet covering a large part of the reservoir basin for the first time. Approxiamtely 2,000 acres are now under water. In the picture water is flowing from two of the three outlets in the spillway."

Photograph of dry rock paving being placed on outlet end of a turnout from Main Canal, Station 550/95, into the Ozark Canal. Photo by R. W. Anstead, USDI Bureau of Reclamation, April 2, 1948.

Photograph of a view upstream of the completed drop, Station 9/65, Ozark 4.6 Lateral. Photo by R. W. Anstead, USDI Bureau of Reclamation, April 2, 1948.

Photograph of Hendershot Tool Company, 1006-1012 Southeast 29th Street, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of the owner, Bill Loch, in front of the Bill Loch Used Car lot located at 611 Northwest 4th Street as it appeared in May, 1948.

Photograph of the owner, Bill Loch, in front of the Bill Loch Used Car lot located at 611 Northwest 4th Street as it appeared in May, 1948.

Photograph of the Brittan Brothers NAPA Oklahoma City, OK, warehouse at 800 North Broadway. Photograph was taken in April, 1948.

Photograph of the owner, Bill Loch, in front of the Bill Loch Used Car lot located at 611 Northwest 4th Street as it appeared in May, 1948.

Photograph of the owner, Bill Loch, in front of the Bill Loch Used Car lot located at 611 Northwest 4th Street as it appeared in May, 1948.

Photograph of the Skirvin Hotel's ballroom located in Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of the Oklahoma Natural Gas building on Northwest 3rd Street at North Harvey Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK

Photograph of the front of the Bill Loch Used Car lot located at 611 Northwest 4th Street as it appeared in May, 1948.

Photograph of the Al Robertson Appliance Store located at 2328 South Robinson Avenue.

Photograph of the view looking south on Robinson Avenue from California Avenue in Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of an unknown event cocktail party showing four UNIDENTIFIED persons.

Photograph of the view looking north on South Robinson Avenue in Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of the Greenlease-Moore Cadillac and Chevrolet business at the northeast corner of North Walker Avenue at Northwest 3rd Street as of November, 1948.