Photograph of Mary Ann Pinkston. wearing a lot of feathers.

Photograph of baby Marion Jindra.

Photograph of a young Jimmy Burns.

Photograph of Albert Wends and his wife.

Photograph of a field with a Sorghum cover. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Sorghum Cover. Sorghum cover established under Conservation Reserve program. This field will be sown to native grasses in spring of 1959."

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 movie stars Kathy Marlowe (right) and Irish McCalla (left) posing for a picture with two gentlemen.

Photograph of Billy Pelly, who was shot, lying dead across the front seat of a car.

Photograph of movie star Kathy Marlowe perched on a table, with her hands on her hips. She is smiling towards the camera.

Photograph of Billy Pelly, who was shot, lying dead across the front seat of a car. A gentleman leans over the body.

Photograph of a young man wearing a Zundelowitz Junior High School letter jacket.

Photograph of movie stars Kathy Marlowe (right) and Irish McCalla (left) speaking with a young boy.

Photograph of movie star Kathy Marlowe signing autographs in a large group of young people.

Photograph of the car in which Billy Pelly was shot dead.

Photograph of movie star Kathy Marlowe smiling at the camera.

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "Casady Manor is the latest addition in the Village. The new development, International Paper Co.'s Long Bell division project, will contain approximately 300 residences when completed…Approximately half the addition was completed at the time this picture was taken."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Chatting is Arthur Davenport, right, with deputy Richard Mack, as his mother prepares to kiss him goodbye. The 34-year-old man went willingly with officers, but talked affectionately to his parents also. From the back seat of the sheriff's car he called: "Get in, Mom. They'll show you around." Reports of a man "hollering" led deputy sheriffs to the scene Saturday."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(Photo of a wooden jail and chains.)"

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Bars over the left and toward fron of truck outline the door to Arthur's cell. He had a bed there. His parents slept and lived in the rest of the remodeled trailer. Mr. and Mrs. Otto D. Davenport said they decided ten years ago they would have to provide detention quarters for their son when they found he had found he had been mistreated and beaten at Central State hospital , Norman."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "A naked, 34-year-old man was removed from a homemade mental detention cell in a truck bed Saturday by sheriff's deputies. The man, Arthur Ferdinand Davenport, had been kept locked up or in chains for nearly 10 years by his parents after they had removed him from Central State hospital at Norman. "He is getting better treatment here than he ever got at Norman," his mother, Mrs. Otto D. Davenport, a registered nurse, insisted. "He was nearly dead and had a broken nose and was badly beaten when we went down to get him. The elder Davenport, who said he is a real estate broker, declared the couple had decided to take care of Arthur themselves rather than keep him in a mental institution. Officers found the homemade "treatment" center in a vacant lot approximately a block north of 6500 SE 29. A house on a front lot shielded the truck from view of the road.......Arthur looked through the bars and responded cheerfully to a greeting from Sheriff Bob Turner Saturday as deputies entered the truck....."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(Aerial photo of a shopping center/mall out beside and lake/pond (Belle Isle?), a large intersection at the bottom middle, a large plane(OG&E?), housing, and more.)"

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "The home of Arthur Davenport and his parents for approximately 10 years is shown here. The truck was fitted as a mental detention ward and house trailer at Ardmore, later moved to Oklahoma City. Mrs. Davenport said it cost $5,000 for remodeling. The parents said they were forced to keep Arthur secure so he wouldn't bother other people."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(Photo of a celler door open leading into the ground.)"

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(photo of a five-story building, "The Oklahoman" stone sign at fourth floor, person at road left, and more)"