Photograph of L to R: Bill Powers (Tome Evans), Bob Dalton, Grat Dalton, and Dick Birdwell (Texas M Jack) after their deaths, Coffeyville, KS, October 5, 1892. Photo by CG Glass, Coffeyville, KS.

Caddo tribal dance group. Identification follows the handwritten numbers on the photograph. 1. JACK TAYLOR, 2. FRANK SARGENT, 3. TAY-WIN-NIN, 4. LOUIS BEDOKA, 5. THOMAS WISTLER, 6. ISAAC SHE-MA-MY, 7. JAMES INKANISH, 8. SAM PARTON, 9. CHOCTAW, 10. CADDO GEORGE, 11. LITTLE DUTCHMAN, 12. PONJO GUY, 13. DAHTON, 14. KICKAPOO, 15. THOMAS REYNOLDS, 16. DIAMOND WILLIAMS, 17. JOHN INKANISH, 18. LAWRIE DUNLAP, 19. WILD HORSE, 20. KICKAPOO. 21. CHEPONY, 22. WHITE EYES, 23. ALICE INKANISH COUSINS, 24. MARY INKANISH, 25. MILLIE EDGE, 26. WHITEBREAD'S DAUGHTER, 27. SALLIE STURM.

Photograph of the St. Paul's Girls for the show "Kirmis" directed by Miss Grace Richardson. L to R: Flora Jarbow, 2. Lyman Allen, 3. Marble Newsom, 4. Will Clark, 5. May, Mrs. Harry Nathin, 6. George Smelzer, 7. Jesse Williams, 8. Mason, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, February 2, 1892.

Photograph of the masthead for the "Cherokee Advocate," pg. 1, June 29, 1892.

Photograph of the masthead for the "Cherokee Advocate," pg. 3, June 29, 1892.

Photograph of the Cherokee Alphabet in the "Cherokee Advocate", June 29, 1892, P. 3, C. 2.

Photograph of Chickasha, Indian Territory. "Time "Time taken, about first of May 1892. Chickasha, Indian Territory at 4 weeks old. Picture taken from top of railroad box car which served as Railroad depot. Items in foreground were on the railroad right of way. A picture taken on week later shows them having been evicted."

Photograph of a Chuck wagon, c. 1892.

Photograph of the Cotton Market, Harrison Avenue and the Victor Building, Guthrie, Indian Territory, c. 1892-1896.

Photograph of the Creek Board of Education. Left to right: J. M. Perryman, George E. Hill, and George Tiger.

Photograph of Bob Dalton, UNIDENTIFIED, and Grant Dalton after the Dalton Gang attempted robbery in Coffeyville, KS, Oct. 5, 1892.

Photograph of three UNIDENTIFIED men eating watermelon in front of a dug-out residence, Cloud Chief, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of Frances A Noe's log dugout home in what would later become Elk City, OK, 1892.

Photograph of the guard house at Fort Supply, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of John Swain and Mat Cook, c. 1892.

Photograph of a family and the home of Finley Bowen, 3 miles east and 1 mile north of Coyle, Organized Territory(OK). Trace of Cyclone of Iowa Lands Opening, c. 1892.

Photograph of M. H. Wicks that he sent to Miss Eliza Dixson, c. 1892.

Photograph of a Post Office, the first brick building in Oklahoma City, in Oklahoma City, Organized Territory (OK), c. 1892.

Photograph of several men standing on the porch of a Skullyville store in 1892.

Photograph of L to R: Front: 1. C.A. Richardson 2. Charles H. Neal 3. J.A. Swope, Back: 1. B.D. Gillispie 2. Mayme Norris 3. John A. Flattery. Postal Employees c. 1892. Photo by Elias W. Oliver, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of Postal Employees, L. to R.: 1. C.A. Richardson, 2. Charles H. Neal, 3. J.A. Swope, 4. Cecele A. Flattery, Reg. Clerk, 5. Mayme Norris, G.D. Clerk, 6. Henry H. Ball, Mailing Clerk, 7. B.D. Gillispie, Asst. P.M., 8. John A. Flattery, c. 1982.

Photograph of Prudence Strong (later Johnson), Ruben Baily Strong, and Delma Florence Strong, c. 1892-1893.

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

Photograph of the Boys Dormitory at the Sac and Fox Indian School, c. 1892.