Photograph taken during daylight of adults and several children in front of a two-level brick building with horse-drawn transportation.

Photograph of the Christian Church, dedicated April 26, 1903, Cherokee, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of Grand Avenue, Cherokee, Oklahoma Territory. The building marked was originally Correll's General Store.

Photograph of Main Street, Cherokee, OK.

Photograph of "Town Boys," Cherokee, Oklahoma Territory.

Scan of a postcard showing the Bank of Cherokee, Cherokee, OK. Printed by Curteich, Chicago, IL. Published by the Oriental Novelty & Souvenir Co., Wichita, KS.

Photograph of Grand Avenue, Cherokee, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of the Methodist Church in Cherokee, OK, 1930.

Photograph of the Plains Motel in Cherokee, OK.

Photograph of "Group of Girls Drilled to March, July 4th 1898." Drill Team L to R: Front: Nellie Jobes; Golalla Brown; Lola Howard; Lora Lucas; Anna Ford; Jenie Woods; Grace Turner; Bessie Stallings; Mollie Buskirk; Ella Brown; Elsie Buskirk; Back: Mr. ?; Nora Bailiff; Emma Holmes; Mrs. S. Miller; Emma Davis; Bertha Jobes; Nellie Howard; Myrtle Gray; Mary Dorethy; Beckie Buckles; Warri Davis; Altie Small; Winnie Walker; Annie Bailiff; Alice Buckles; Stella Staullings; Cora Hankins; Rilla Bowls; Bessie Jobes; Ada Stallings, Augusta, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of a dormitory room with cribs at the Western Oklahoma Home for White Children, Helena, OK, c. 1923. Photo by Marquis, Enid and Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of students at Cornell State School of Agriculture, Helena, OK. Photo by Nock Brothers.

Photograph of children dressed for a performance at the Western Oklahoma Home for White Children, Helena, OK, c. 1923. Photo by Marquis, Enid and Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) orphanage in Carmen, OK. The building was built in 1906-1907 and located approximately one mile north of Carmen. The orphanage closed in 1944. It was a private residenence for a few years. The Pentacostal Holiness Church purchased the building and opened it as the Carmen Home for Elderly in 1954.

Photograph of the dining room at the Western Oklahoma Home for White Children, Helena, OK, c. 1923. Photo by Marquis, Enid and Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of the dining room staff at the Western Oklahoma Home for White Children, Helena, OK, c. 1923. Photo by Marquis, Enid and Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of a dormitory room at the Western Oklahoma Home for White Children, Helena, OK, c. 1923.

Photograph of the kitchen staff at the Western Oklahoma Home for White Children, Helena, OK, c. 1923. Photo by Marquis, Enid and Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of L to R: 1. Carl Suavelg, 2-3. UNIDENTIFIED, 4. Ollie Titus, 5. Lon Jay, 6. John Fraker, 7. Charles Haskett, 8. A.J. Titus at the Cherokee Mill and Elevator Co., Cherokee, Oklahoma Territory, c.1905.

Photograph of men harvesting wheat, Cherokee, OK, April 9, 1918, with the caption, "Loyal farmers hauling slacker wheat for Uncle Sam near Cherokee, Oklahoma. The wheat was L. Whitney's."

Photograph of Erwin, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of the "Spirit of 76" 4th of July Parade going past the Alfalfa County Court House, Cherokee, OK, July 4, 1908.

Photograph of the "Spirit of 76" 4th of July Parade going past the Alfalfa County Court House, Cherokee, OK, July 4, 1908.

Photograph of Friends Stella Academy, two mile north and two miles west of Cherokee, Oklahoma Territory, c.1903.