Photograph of a panorama of Grand Ave. looking W and Broadway Ave., Oklahoma City, OK, looking N, April 1909.

Photograph of construction work on the streetcar system, Third Street, Bartlesville, OK (1908). Bricks pulled to install the streetcar line. "Built by home men with home money, without a bond."

Photograph of the Washita County Courthouse, Cordell, Oklahoma Territory.

Obverse: Photograph of Rosenberg Public School Tex., E.W. Cumins Drugs, Lillie & Ella April 27, 1907 written in ink; reverse: POST CARD, Charles E. Myers in ink. The school building is a white, wooden, two story building with enclosed addition above the front porch. The school is enclosed by a wooden fence.

Photograph of seven young girlfriends of Longview, Texas. The friends are pictured at Annie Castleberry's home in Longview. They are all dipping their bare feet in a pond. From left to right, the friends pictured are: Etta Wilkins, Nannie Howard , Birdie Cole, Annie Castleberry, Berdale Weeks, Opal Holt, and Nannie Holland Weatherby. The photograph is mounted on grey cardboard.

Photograph of the old Main Building at Simmons College in Abilene, Texas. Students can be seen walking on the front steps and sidewalk of the building.

Photograph of John Kubatka, Oklahoma City Police Chief, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, April 1905.

Photograph of Durl Carpenter, age 4, April 11, 1905.

Photograph of 14th Street, Oklahoma City, OK. Published by Sadler & Pennington, Oklahoma City, OK, postmarked April 5, 1909.

Photograph of Mr. Buchman, April 1904.

Photograph of a Public Hanging, April 19, 1909.

Photograph of the First Presbyterian Church in Enid, OK. Published by South-West News Co., Kansas City, MO, postmarked April 16, 1908.

Photograph of Webber Memorial Class, April 16, 1908. Photo by Drover, McAlester, OK. OHS print is copy by Stewart, McAlester, OK., Nov. 1935

Photograph of a wooden house, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of an UNIDENTIFIED woman petting a puppy, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of a litter of pups and their mother during feeding time, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of an UNIDENTIFIED man holding the mother of a litter of pups during feeding time, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of a single-story brick house with a large front porch. The house sports a set of bay windows on its right side. Several chairs rest on the porch. The ground in front of the home is bare dirt. The back of the photograph reads "Jeff Davis County Club. Jeff Davis Auxiliary April 1902. Meat market. Musgrave lived here. Had a pool hall torn down and rebuilt by Jim McElroy as a duplex. Made into one house by Leonard Rinehart."

Photograph of a family in a group pose in front of a wooden house. A handwritten note on the back reads "House made from RR [railroad] ties." The photograph is a cyanotype.

Photograph of the Houston Hustlers as they came through Hallettsville, Texas. According to an accompanying article, "Seven wagons chained together and drawn by eight yoke of oxen conveyed the Houston party from the depot to the barbecue grounds." The wagons are in front of several buildings on the west side of the Courthouse Square. According to another accompanying article, you can see the Lavaca Bank, the white building in the center background, partially visible. There are other people in the street watching, including a band. Written at the bottom right of the photograph is "Houston Hustlers at Hallettsville Texas April 26, 1907." On the back it says "Property of Lillie Ahrens."

People gathered on the Capitol grounds including two men on top of a power line pole.

Photograph of Wilhelm Harton, three months old, wearing a long, child's gown with a crochet trim sewn to the neckline. He sits on what appears to be a wicker chair. Text on the front of the mat on which the picture is pasted to reads "Luck's East 6th Studio, Austin, TX." Hand-written text on the back of the mat reads, "Wilhelm Harton. Apr. 1, 04. 3 months old. Born: 1/1/04 Died : 1/23/72 Son of Peter Harton Stephanie Reif Harton (sic)"

Post card containing letter from Bettie to Miss Hallie Thurman of Denton, Texas. The post card was processed in Ft. Worth, Texas on April 2, 1909. The front of the post card contains a photograph of a house with wood siding and a porch with columns. A brick chimney is visible on the rear of the house.

Photograph of four girls outdoors in the snow. Notes on the back of the photograph identify them as Nettie West, Ethel Kelley, Sallie Kelley, and Emma Hite. They are sitting on top of wagon wheel bottoms and looking towards the camera. There is a small store on the left side of the photograph and houses in the far distance.