Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "Oklahoma legislators have made sure that if Henry F. "Hank" Wade ever leaves his post as State Capitol tour guide, visitors won't miss out on his vivid history lessons. They encouraged the 63-year-old handicapped history expert to write, with the help of the State Historical Society, a 100-page pictorical and short story history of the Capitol......Susan Pena, a historical society adminisrtrative assistant, developed the tapes and more than 50 never-before-published Capitol photographs into "A Ship of State on a Sea of Oil," titled by Wade."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "A little night music holds attention of Gov.-elect and Mrs. Boren, left, Sunday at Oklahoma Theater Center where country blues singer Frank Brainard, right, opens the evening of entertainment in tune with Monday's inauguration at the capitol."

Photograph of the Oklahoma Heritage Center, 201 NW 14th, Oklahoma City, OK. Printed by McGrew Color Graphics, Kansas City, MO, postmarked Aug. 12, 1975.

Photograph of a man fixing the equipment on the ceiling. He is wearing a patterned shirt, pants, and shoes. His hair is dark and short. Behind him, there are curtains.

Photograph of an unidentified man in the film lab posing by the temperature control system. He is wearing light-colored shirts and facing the camera.

Photograph of Russ Bloxom. He is sitting for a portrait photo. He is looking to the right of the camera. He is photographed in front of a dark-colored background while wearing a dark-colored suit and a patterned tie. His hair is combed back.

Photograph of an unidentified man in the film lab posing by the temperature control system. He is wearing light-colored shirts and facing the camera.

Photograph of newsman, Ron Godbey. He is sitting for a portrait photo. He is looking to the right. He is photographed in front of a dark-colored background while wearing glasses, a suit, and a shirt. His hair is parted to the side.

Photograph of a man with a headset and working various shifters and switches. He is facing to the right. He is wearing a printed shirt, a dark belt, and pants. There is a chair behind him.

Photograph of newsman, Frank Healer. He is sitting for a portrait photo. He is smiling with teeth and looking into the camera. He is photographed in front of a dark-colored background while wearing a light-colored suit, a shirt, and a patterned tie. His hair is parted to the side.

Photograph of a man on a ladder and using a tool to work the engine. There is a window visible in the back.

Photograph of five anchormen on set. They are all smiling and looking at the camera. From left to right: Willie Monroe, Frank Healer, Ken McCool, Ron Godbey, and Ron Spain. Everyone is dressed in suits and ties.

Photograph of a KXAS camera operator. He is dressed in a dark-colored shirt. He is facing to the right of the image. He can be seen wearing a camera operator headset.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant with Bertha Hem on Dateline. They are both seated behind a low table and having a conversation. On the table, there are flower displays and sheets of paper on it. A film camera is visible to the right of the image.

Photograph of newsman, Ron Spain. He is sitting for a portrait photo. He is smiling with his teeth and looking to the right. He is photographed in front of a dark-colored background while wearing a patterned jacket, a shirt, and a tie. His hair is parted to the side.

Photograph of Bernie Tamayo with a beard, standing in front of an open doorway in a building. He is wearing a shirt, a patterned tie, and pants. His hair is combed back. He can be seen smiling to the camera.

Photograph of an unidentified man in the film lab posing by the temperature control system. He is wearing light-colored shirts and facing the camera.

Photograph of five anchormen on set. They are all smiling and looking at the camera. From left to right: Willie Monroe, Frank Healer, Ken McCool, Ron Godbey, and Ron Spain. Everyone is dressed in suits and ties.

Photograph of a custodian taking the trash out in an office. He is holding a trash can and looking into the camera. He is wearing a light-colored shirt, a belt, and pants.

Photograph of newsman, Ron Spain. He is sitting for a portrait photo. He is smiling and looking into the camera. He is photographed in front of a dark-colored background while wearing a patterned jacket, a shirt, and a tie. His hair is parted to the side.

Photograph of three anchormen on set. They are standing and posing for the camera. They are looking to the left of the image. From left to right: Doug Vair, Harold Taft, and Ward Andrews. They are all dressed in suits and ties. Behind them, there is a dark-colored background.

Photograph of a woman in an office and talking on the phone. She is wearing a patterned jacket, a shirt, and pants. She is looking downward. Her hair is medium length and wavy.

Photograph of Harold Taft. He is sitting for a portrait photo. He is smiling with teeth and looking above the camera. He is photographed in front of a dark-colored background while wearing a suit and a tie. His hair is combed back.

Photograph of Bill Kelley with a mustache, putting a framed portrait of himself on the wall. Kelley is wearing a patterned shirt. His hair is combed back. He is smiling and looking into the camera. There is another framed portrait of an unknown person to the far left.