Photograph of a Kiowa camp, Aug. 1892.

Photograph of Quanah Parker's home, 16 miles west of Ft. Sill, cost $3,000, Aug. 1892.

Photograph of Old Squaw, Quanah Parker's camp, 16 miles west of Ft. Sill, Aug. 1892.

Photograph of the interior of M'George's Drug Store, Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory(OK), published in the "Oklahoma Review" Aug. 15, 1897 page 8.

One preserved mussel specimen including both the left and right valves. The specimen exhibits an elliptical shape; white internal coloring; tan external coloring; no external sculpturing. The specimen measures between 0 - 60 mm in length and was assessed to be relatively-recently dead when collected.

Photograph of a ceremony honoring the start of construction of the Sulphur Spring Railroad track to Scullin, Indian Territory.

Professional portrait photograph of two young girls that has been hand colored. The girls are wearing matching black dresses and laced boots. The girl on the left has short hair tucked behind her ears, and is seated with her hands in her lap. The girl on the right has her hair pulled back with a bow, which has been hand colored red, and she has one hand in her lap and one rested on her chair. They are both looking towards the camera and are seated on chairs that have also been hand colored red.

Photograph of the Abel family and home at 777 South 17th Street and Ross in Waco. From left to right, they are Ida Victoria, Maud Vivian (standing), Lillie Jane, Robert Downman, Clarence Albert (standing), Hector Valdemar, and Valdemar. Ida Victoria sits in a wooden rocking chair on the porch, and Lillie Jane sits in a wicker chair next to her. She holds Robert Downman, and Maud Vivian stands behind her chair. Clarence Albert stands on the porch steps, while Hector Valdemar sits on the arm of a rocking chair. Valdemar stands next to the chair, leaning against the side of the house. The photograph was purchased at the Abel estate sale in Waco, Texas.

Photograph of Company 'L', Oklahoma Battalion of the Territorial National Guard, led by Captain Robert A. Lowry, Fort Reno, Oklahoma Territory, August 1898. Photo by George W. Israel, Wichita, KS.

Copy photograph of a group of people identified as the Bowser family and Blewett family. They are posing in a camp with two covered wagons and a tent. Children are standing outside of the tent. The families camped while going to Oklahoma in 1897. Maimie Bowser kept a diary of the trip.

Photograph of the fire that destroyed the building that had temporarily served as the capitol building for the state of Texas while the new capitol building was being constructed. Firefighters can be seen spraying water in to the upper floors while a large number of spectators look on.

Photograph of A-Tape, Beef Chief, and Squaw, Kiowas, Aug. 1892.

Photograph of a peyote ceremony in the arbor, Aug. 1892.

Photograph of a peyote ceremony in the arbor, Aug. 1892.

Ribbon. " DELEGATE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION GALVESTON, TEXAS AUGUST 2 1898" Old Object Term: Commemorative pin

Ribbon. Top is unreadable. "DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION GALVESTON, TEXAS AUGUST 2 1898" Old Object Term: Commemorative pin

Photograph of two African-American men herding cattle down a street. Writing on back in blue ink reads: "Made Aug 14"1897 - H. K. Mitchell. Stock Day at Mitchells Scales". The cattle are crossing over a small water filled ditch at an intersection of a gravel and dirt road. There are buildings on opposite side of the road with "Pittsburgh Coal" sign written across the building in the center. Wooden gates on left; other buildings in right background. The photograph is mounted on a tan cardboard substrate.

Photograph of a white wooden house with tin roof. Writing on back of photo reads: "Our Home Aug 31" 96 H. K. Mitchell". The house is a single story white wooden house with a covered front porch. There is a small white building with same design as the house on the left. The house and outbuilding are surrounded by a white picket fence. There are trees near the outside perimeter of the fence. A lamppost can be seen on far right near the intersection of two dirt roads. There is a white building partially obscured by trees on far left. The photograph is mounted on a gray cardboard substrate.

Photograph of the first Oklahoma City Police Department, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory. Seated: Chief Charles Colcord. Standing F. M. "Bud" Reynolds, W. M. R. McGill, John Hubatka, and Abner J. Day, August 1890.

A photograph studio portrait of the Sidney Suggs family in Mount Pleasant, Texas

A 5 x 7 photograph print showing the Southern Pacific (SP) #46, 4-4-0 (Schenectady) on a passenger train, Monterey, CA, Aug. 19, 1893, Daniel McKellops, engineer, in cab. Loco was originally Central Pacific 230, later renumbered SP 1308. Scrapped Oct. 29, 1912.

A photograph postcard showing Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf (UPD&G) 108, 2-6-0, tipped over on its side in Clear Creek Canyon near Chimney Gulch, CO. Caused by overloaded baggage car. Loco at right with freight cars is 154. Loco on stub psgr. train is probably 198. (Note: UPD&G taken over by C&S)