Mrs. M.F. Williams

A photograph of a portrait drawing of Mr. D.A. Harvey in Paris [Texas?]

Photograph of Grant Foreman in the center of back row in a group posed with tennis racquets.

A photograph portrait of Mr. J.B. Weaver from Iowa

A photograph taken in studio of John Willock Noble (1831-1912), Secretary of the Interior (1889-1893) during the opening of the Unassigned Lands in 1889

Invitation to Captain Frank Frantz to a luncheon with the President and Mrs. Roosevelt.

Photograph of Dr. A.W. Foreman and family, White Hall, IL. L to R seated 1. Dr A.W. Foreman, 2. Bertha Foreman, 3. Herbert Foreman, 4. Mrs. A.W. Foreman , Standing: Dr.Claude B.Foreman , 2. Lois Foreman, 3. Grant Foreman. Dr. Ernest J. Foreman , 5. Dora Foreman (Mrs. Henry Hand)

Photograph of the View from City Hall in San Antonio, Texas.

A photograph of a two-story prairie farmhouse with two outbuildings, including one of log construction, in Cushing, Oklahoma. A lone dog walks toward the house

Photograph of "Boarding Department Muskogee school. "View includes Hetty Dunson , Lula Lipe, Belle Meagher, Gertrude Rogers, Ella Hanisonn, Nell Holserman, Ella Menawa, Jessie Stephens, Mamie Perryman, and Susanne Barnett.

A photograph of wheat being harvested on the B.F. Meyer's farm four miles west of Oklahoma City

"A modest home in Oklahoma in 1896." Called a dugout.

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

One preserved mussel specimen including both the left and right valves. The specimen exhibits a rhomboidal shape; bluish-white internal coloring; brown 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 the Electric Tramway Sprinkler in San Antonio, Texas.

Photograph of football team Henry Kendall College, Muskogee, Indian Territory. L. to R. First Row: Ben McCurtain (Captain, Choctaw) Eugene Gilmore, Professor Taylor, Gabe Parker ( Choctaw). 2nd Row: Richard Swank (white) , Luna Dunson (Creek), Henry Pierson (white), Will Nicholson (white), Milo Hendrix (Choctaw), Thomas Dunson (Creek), Sam Matthews (White). Back Row: Percy Thorton (Cherokee), Dudley Terry (white), Right Moore (Creek), John McGee (Creek), and Norman Leard ( Choctaw).

A photograph showing the threshing equipment and machinery of Mr. E.L. (Lee) Lemon taken near Nash, Oklahoma

A photograph of an agricultural exhibit of Perry, Dowden and Company showing corn, watermelons, gourds, potatoes, hay, and other crops on display in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Note on the back of the photograph reads, "A group of students of 1898, descending from a tally ho at Belle Mead for a picnic. John Jones lulls lazily on the back seat. Daisy McQuigg stands next is C.W. Dorris crowned with a derby. Annie Gill the beauty looks cozy by at 'Pretty' Williams as he swings down. W[?] Harding, Sister Harding and Clara Benidick stand in the next row with Sam Pitinazer about to [?] his derby as he looks down. Porter Ward is just back of Glora Sullivan. Will Sewell reaches up to assist a young lady. I can't remember the others."

Photograph of Dawes Commission swimming party at Pennington Creek near Tishomingo, I.T. "Grant Foreman at right of picture ready to dive "

Photograph of African American - "Lee Crook" for field crew, Dawes Commission photo by Grant Foreman

Photograph of Architecture - Bridges photo by Grant Foreman in the field with the Dawes Commission

Photograph of Cherokee Advocate printing office. Cap. N. J. "Cale" Starr (left) and Watie Freeman, typesetters. OHS copy print from the Ora Eddleman Reed Collection

Photograph of Choctaw Indian children holding wooden pestle at a wooden corn mortar. Photo by Grant Foreman in the field with the Dawes Commission