Photograph of an Oil Field in Oklahoma City, OK, postmarked March 15, 1933. Printed by Curt Teich, Chicago, IL. Published by Mid-Continent News Co., Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of the Wewoka Indian Presbyterian Church, Wewoka, OK.

Photograph of the 14th Oklahoma State Legislature, 1933. Photo by Joseph Pase, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of Jack Walton, Commissioner 1933-1939. Photo by Josef Paseovitch, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of Art in his Oklahoma City Police Dispatcher's Office in the tower of City Hall, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of City Hall, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of the Oklahoma City Police Dispatcher's Office in the tower of City Hall, Oklahoma City, OK.

Photograph of Boggy Creek channel in Enid, Oklahoma filled in and slopes rip-rapped. In the background, laborers remove east railing of the old bridge. Billboards advertising Chrysler, M.J.B. Coffee, and Coca-Cola line the road, and houses and cars are in the background.

Photograph of workers building a drive in City Park, Hobart, OK, W.P.A Project, c. 1933.

Photograph of a Butcher's Dairy Refrigerating Unit on a White 702 Truck, Tulsa, OK.

Photograph of a Caterpillar and tractor building a new highway in Canadian County, OK, W.P.A Project, c. 1933.

A photograph of two-year-old Charles Clayton, who wears boots, and coat and cap while standing beside a tricycle. Charles plays inside a fenced dirt yard outside a house. A car is parked in the background

Photograph of Heap of Birds, Cheyenne Family, Aug. 1933.

Photograph of laborers with shovels at the starting of a diversion dam on the Chikaskia River near Blackwell, Oklahoma. This project is for a water supply for the City of Blackwell.

Photograph of a large group of people. Civilian Conservation Corps #899, c. 1933.

Photograph of Civil Works Administration(C.W.A.) workers pouring concrete for coal houses at Fort Reno, OK, C.W.A. Project, c. 1933.

Photograph of a section of Crow Creek in Tulsa showing the old channel and damage caused by high water.

Photograph of the new channel on Crow Creek in Tulsa, Oklahoma showing a section of rip-rapping. The project is funded by the Works Progress Administration. OHS note: The location is likely near East 33rd Street and South Peoria Ave,

Photograph of Mrs. Dirk Williford, Lebanon, OK. Printed November 16, 1934, by Rise Studio, Rapid City, SD.

Photograph of laborers with shovels and hand tools sinking a cofferdam for the installation of a syphon for sanitary sewers near the Disposal Plant in Enid, Oklahoma.

Photograph of the Fisk Choir on tour Jan. 15-30, 1933.

Five photographs of scenes from Oklahoma City. One is of laborers putting a fire and police signal underground alongside a street. A second photo is of laborers in a neighborhood widening the street and laying sewer pipe. A third photo is of laborers next to a building improving a downtown city park. The fourth photo is of laborers laying a storm sewer, and the final photo is of laborers with teams of horses excavating for tanks for a sewage disposal plant.

Photograph of Frank Smith, age 24.

Photograph of two oil miners working a city lot oil well, in Blackwell, OK, with a note that reads, "Oklahoma has another oil boom, this time a series of backyard oil wells drilled on city lots on the edge of the residential section of Blackwell. Two of the oil 'miners' are shown working their well, which is the smallest in the world. The wells come in at an average depth of only twenty-three feet from an oil sand eighteen inches deep. The wells are being drilled with post augers and pumped by hand with common farm pitcher pumps. The wells produce five to six barrels per day."