Photograph of the Darlington Arapahoe School, Darlington, OK. Numbered Id's = 1. Miss Stewart, 2. W.E. Catlin, 3. W.W. Jenkin, 4. W.N. Parker, 5. John Murphy, 6. Miss Bennett, 7. Miss Settle, 8. Rev. Dwire, 9. Mrs. Dwire, 10. Little Edna Parker, 11. Miss Blackburn, 12. Miss Nellie Morrison, 13. Marine D. Yackett, 14. Miss Russell. Photo by Christopher C Stotz, El Reno, Oklahoma Territory, June 26, 1891.

Photograph of the masthead for the "Cherokee Advocate," pg. 1, June 29, 1892.

Photograph of the masthead for the "Cherokee Advocate," pg. 3, June 29, 1892.

Photograph of the Cherokee Alphabet in the "Cherokee Advocate", June 29, 1892, P. 3, C. 2.

Sunday school pendant, five pointed bronze pin, front reads "For good lessons and punctuality in sabbath school", back reads "Presented by Mrs. JHP Davis June 2, 1893". Mrs. JHP Davis was Belle Ryon Davis.

Interior of unidentified grocery store with five unidentified men standing in the back. There are glass counters on either side of the store with items above, below, and inside the glass. Shelving is also visible on the left side of the store, running the length of the wall and stacked full of goods.

Photograph of Jim Bennett, a member of the Dalton Gang. Bennett was involved in the 1894 Dalton Gang bank robbery. He was shot and captured when he attempted to escape, and he was later hung. In the photo, Bennett is leaning against a wooden barrel. He has a gunshot wound near his heart.

Photograph of the Substitute Hook and Ladder Wagon and firemen outside of Texas State Capitol building taken from 11th Street and Colorado Street looking east. The Hook and Ladder Wagon is drawn by two horses.

Photograph of California Avenue looking west from the Santa Fe Depot in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory. Bakery of Indian Territory is on the left, 6 West California Ave., owned by George Ross, June 1899.

Handwritten on back: "Home of EH Lookabaugh in the village of Watonga, OT, June 1899. Agnes, Lython, and Julia upstairs. Aygie and Father in the yard. Ira and "Little brother" in front. Harnes near corner"

Photograph of the trial of accused prisoners for burning Seminole Indians inside the Federal Court Room of Judge John R. Thomas, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of F. I. Booth. In this studio portrait, Booth is wearing a dark colored jacket, white striped shirt, and dark colored tie. There is a pin on his left lapel. Mr. Booth has graying hair parted on the left side, and he has a thick mustache. The photograph is mounted on a dark gray matte with embossing below portrait that reads: "Wright's Studio A. H. Hitchler 502 1/2 Main St. Houston, Texas." Written on back of photo in pencil: "F. I. Booth" and in black ink: "6/23/99". Image dimensions are: 10.3 cm x 14.6 cm.