Photograph is of a brick structure engulfed in flames. Flames are rising out of the broken windows and smoke is billowing out of the roof. Three unidentified men are in the photo observing the fire. Caption: "The rambling, three story Tully Building, a Eufaula landmark since 1899, and adjoining businesses were destroyed by a fast moving fire this morning which threatened a large portion of the downtown business section for an hour."

Burned out building with fire fighters still around, daytime, of sporting goods store. Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "When gates are closed at Eufaula Dam, the old fallen tree is high and dry but still draws a crowd."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Anglers at the Lake Eufaula Dam enjoy plenty of action."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Sailing, Sailing... Summer is for sailing."

Photograph is of a multiple story building on a main street corner completely engulfed in flames. Flames and smoke are billowing out of the winds and roof of the structure. Photograph was taken in the night time.

Photograph is of a man walking on the sidewalk in a main street area. Across the street on the corner, a multiple story structure is over taken completely with fire and smoke is billowing out of the roof. Photograph was taken in the night time.

Photograph of the remains of a corner hotel on a main street. The remains of the brick structural pillars and the foundation are all that is really identifiable among the remaining rubble. Photograph was taken in the day time. Caption: "Little remains of the landmark Tully Building in Eufaula, destroyed in an early morning blaze Thursday. A hotel, the police department, mayor's office, Chamber of Commerce, supermarket and TV repair service all were lost. Hugh Marshall, 55, of Canadian, was charged with arson in the $500,000 fire."

Photograph taken T night of flames emerging from a burning building. Caption: "Eufaula's blaze is shown during its height and afterward in which the historic Tully Building was destroyed."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Three sailboats stand idle as their crews prepare for the area sailing championship at Lake Hefner."

Photograph of the Eufaula Creek Boarding School's event "Indians on Burney Creek", Eufaula, OK, July 1951.

Photograph of the Eufaula Creek Boarding School's event "Indians on Burney Creek", Eufaula, OK, July 1951.

Photograph of the Eufaula Creek Boarding School's event "Indians on Burney Creek", Eufaula, OK, July 1951.

Photograph of the Eufaula Creek Boarding School's event "Indians on Burney Creek", Eufaula, OK, July 1951.

Photograph of the Eufaula Creek Boarding School's event "Indians on Burney Creek", Eufaula, OK, July 1951.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Dangling a rattlesnake before Eufaula students is veteran snake handler Emory Rogers of McAlester."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Charles Peterson, H-15"

Photograph of plainting Blue Panicum with grassland drill.

Photograph of cattle grazing on NK-37 Bermuda grass planted on May 30, 1958. Planted in 4 inch flat furrows 16 inches apart. 2 pounds of seed per acre. 150 pounds of 10-20-10 fertilizer applied per acre at time of planting. Grass was 12 inches high 6 weeks after planting. 50 cows and 23 calves turned onto pasture on July 6, 1958. Soil Mapping name--Stidham very fine sandy loam. Badly eroded abandoned cropland. OK-725-10.

Photograph showing native meadow management. Meadow in good condition. Late June moving practiced on this meadow since 1955. Late June mowing has been practiced on this meadow since 1955, resulting in higher quality hay and increased yield from 3/4 ton per acre to 1 1/4 ton per acre in 3 years. Roy Fisher and Soil Conservation Specialist Neal Stidham are in this photo. OK-890-11.

Photograph of Woody Crumbo, a Pottawatomie artist.

Photograph of Woody Crumbo, a Pottawatomie artist.