Photograph of Burnt All Over, a Cheyenne Indian, at the age of 107 years. The photograph was taken in September 1914, at Belle Isle Pageant, "Bridge of the Gods," in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Photograph of street in Waukomis, Oklahoma. Postmarked April 16, 1914.

Portrait photograph of Henry Chambers. This is a copy print that was printed in 1914.

Photograph of two different photos of depicting, on the left, the Post Office and, on the right, the Court House Yard. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of the interior of the Business College at Phillips University. The photo shows students sitting at desks. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of what appears to be the cover of a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914." The drawing is by Gordon.

Photograph showing two photographs. The one on the left is the Methodist Church. The one on the right is the Presbyterian Church. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of a group of students who were the Volunteer Band taken outside at Phillips University in Enid. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Portrait photograph of J. O. McCollister of Mangum, Oklahoma, taken in 1914. He was a Democratic candidate for legislature.

Photograph of two different photos of scenes in parks in Enid, Oklahoma. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of J. Walter Turner, captain of the football team at Phillips University in Enid. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of Pancho Villa and Mrs. Villa on January 1, 1914. They are standing outside with other individuals standing behind them.

Photograph of new public school building in Waukomis, Oklahoma, taken on August 17, 1914. This is a postcard.

Photograph of the men in the basketball squad wearing athletic clothing outside a building at Phillips University in Enid. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of Arthur Strauss who "will lead the 1914 football team to victory" at Phillips University in Enid. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of two different photos depicting, on the left, Broadway looking East toward Phillips University, and, on the right, the High School. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of the baseball squad at Phillips University in Enid. The group of men are in uniform on the baseball field. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of the band at Phillips University in Enid. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of N. A. Nichols and E. S. Bronson standing on a dock at a lake with fishing gear in Tampa, Florida.

Portrait photograph of High Chief, a Cheyenne Indian.

Photograph of the Webster Debating Club at Phillips University in Enid. This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of a group of girls on the steps of Athenian Hall at Phillips University in Enid - "Athenian Girls" This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of a group of boys on the steps of a building at Phillips University in Enid - "Dormitory Boys." This photo was taken from a Phillips University Bulletin, "Pictorial number July 1914."

Photograph of large group of people on the steps of Independence Hall and holding a U.S. flag on the occasion of the christening of the U.S.S. Oklahoma. They are identified on the photo by the following numbers: 1. Allen Wright, Choctaw; 2. Miss Adah Bennett; 3. Stella Carter; 4. Lorena Cruce; 5. Mrs. Clemmons; 6. Miss Francis Fite; 7. Dr. William Pattan "Pat" Fite; 8. Colonel R. Sneed.