A photograph postcard showing Clinton Street Railway streetcar #1, gasoline engine, Clinton, OK. Railway ran between the Frisco and Orient depots. [copy of original photo]

Photograph of thirteen Clinton FD members standing on or around the fire wagon. There is a black and white dog seated next to the driver. The wagon is standing in the street and two black horses are hitched to the front. On the back of the photo: Clinton Okla. Fire Dept. 1908. Also, there is a hand-written note on the back dated 8-23-63.

Photograph of a street scene in Clinton, OK. Photo by D.D. Dillion, July 28, 1909.

Photograph of Cheyenne Indian Bull Bear's house in Custer County, c. 1903.

Photograph of Chief Leonard Yellow Eagle, Cheyenne Indian, near Weatherford, OK, c. 1900-1905.

Photograph of the Frisco Dept. in Thomas, OK, c. 1906.

Photograph of a crowd at the Arapaho Court House, Arapaho, OK. L to R: front: Fred Houston (a Clerk), L. B. Snider (County Superintendent, 1907-1910), and "Dad" Daugherty. Back: UNIDENTIFIED, Judge Latimer, UNIDENTIFIED, John Buchenau, Attorney Snodgrass, UNIDENTIFIED, and UNIDENTIFIED, c.1909-1910.

Photograph of a post card for Arapaho, OK, postmarked December 27, 1908.

Photograph of the Teacher's Institute, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory, c.1905.

Photograph of J. B. Ledford Contractor and Builder Wood and Stone workers building a house, Clinton, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of the Old Settlers Reunion, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory. L to R: Top row: Joe Cokley, John B. Nicholas, Daton Gibraith,Press Gallion, T.W. Denison, Wess Cokley, Frank Dyer, Joe Wolverton, Fred Gallon, Kerl, Veak. Middle: George Stevens, J.D. Shive, Mrs. Lee Wells, Mary L. Shive, Liller, Mrs. P.H. Gallion. Bottom row: J.W. Lawton Cy Howenstine, Lon Covens, Judge Steve D. Gilreath, John Shive.

Photograph of a group of men during the Blue and Gray Reunion, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of an UNIDENTIFIED group of three men and six women, Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of a group of men standing next to a flooded Beaver Creek, east of Arapaho, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of Judge J. B. Shive's print shop which was the first in Clinton, OK.

Photograph of Joseph Littlehawk and Henry Ironshell, Sioux Indians. They are standing beside a teepee.

Photograph of a Comanche news peddler for the Weatherford Star newspaper. He is standing outside and there are other people behind him.

Photograph of Buffalo Head, a Cheyenne Indian, at Weatherford, Oklahoma Territory