Photograph of a wooden house, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

An intriguing photograph of Northern Pacific Railroad's first "North Coast Limited" which made its maiden run on April 29, 1900. The train is headed by a ten-wheeler, type 4-6-0 locomotive bearing the Engine No. 271, with a consist of eight handcrafted wooden cars - all having underbody truss rods - heated by potbellied iron stoves and illuminated by kerosene. The observation car had an open rear platform. This was the first electrically-lighted train to operate between the Midwest and the North Pacific Coast - it also introduced such travel comforts as steam heat, baths, and barber-valet service - inaugurating the era of travel luxury on the rails.

Photograph of a litter of pups and their mother during feeding time, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of an UNIDENTIFIED man holding the mother of a litter of pups during feeding time, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of an UNIDENTIFIED man holding a litter of pups, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of an UNIDENTIFIED woman petting a puppy, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of the U.S. Court House, Tahlequah, Indian Territory.

Photograph of a woman in poke bonnet on horseback, man standing along side in Tahlequah, Indian Territory.

Photograph of an older gentleman. The man, who has gray hair and mustache, is wearing a dark three piece suit, white shirt, dark bow tie, and dark derby hat. His vest chain is looped through the third button from top. The photograph is mounted on a tan cardboard matte. The matte has embossed designs around the perimeter of the photograph. Written on back of photograph in blue ink: "Apl 29"1901". Image dimensions are: 9.4 cm x 12 cm.

Photograph of seven young girlfriends of Longview, Texas. The friends are pictured at Annie Castleberry's home in Longview. They are all dipping their bare feet in a pond. From left to right, the friends pictured are: Etta Wilkins, Nannie Howard , Birdie Cole, Annie Castleberry, Berdale Weeks, Opal Holt, and Nannie Holland Weatherby. The photograph is mounted on grey cardboard.

Photograph of a record written in Danish that reads, "Danevang, Texas Lars Larsen Vind son of Iver Ebbesen Vind and Hansigare Kristine Larsen born March 12 1896, baptized April 5 1896 in Danevang Meeting House by Pastor L. Henningsen."

Photograph of the Washita County Courthouse, Cordell, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of Kiowa County's First Congressional Convention Delegation in Enid, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of the Cross Tie Cowboys, seated together in a clearing in the grasslands with a chuckwagon. Two men are seated next to or behind the chuckwagon, which carries supplies. Several horses stand in the back, behind several bushes. The cross tie brand was registered on April 29, 1902, originally owned by Newnie Ellie.

Photograph of The Tuskahoma Female Academy Faculty, Tuskahoma Seminary, April 29, 1902. L To R: First Row: Miss Blake, Mrs. Trotter And Children, _______L. Lewis- Bokchito, I.T., Francile Battenberg - Atoka, Young Man Employed, Supt. Trotter (Back Row) Principal Proff Gladney, Julia Falconer, Helen Seavers - Muskogee, OK, Pauline Fewell, Mrs. Trotter's Sister Mattie B. Mitchell, Two Young Engineers on right. Photo by Pecks Studio, Ft. Smith, AR.

A photograph builder's photo print showing Fort Smith & Western (FSW) #9, 4-6-0 (Alco/Rhode Island), photo propbably taken at Alco factory in Commerce, RI.

People gathered on the Capitol grounds including two men on top of a power line pole.

Photograph of the old Main Building at Simmons College in Abilene, Texas. Students can be seen walking on the front steps and sidewalk of the building.

Photograph of Mr. Buchman, April 1904.

Photograph of the exterior of the First National Bank of Moore, Moore, Oklahoma Territory, April 11, 1904.

Photograph of Miss Nelle Bowman, a Miami Indian, April 1904.

Garden Wedding of Steve Carrington and Anne Wilson in garden of the G.W. Wilson home in Handley at the southeast corner of Sandy Lane and Craig Street. Anne Wilson was born in Calloway County, Mo. in 1871 and came to TX in 1877. More information on the back of the photo.

Photograph of John Kubatka, Oklahoma City Police Chief, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, April 1905.

Group photograph of the 1919 Abilene Christian College boy's track and field team. Ten young men sit, kneel, and stand in three rows in front of a professional photography landscape. Note on the back of photo states that it was copied from the Prickly Pear.