Photograph of 14th Street, Oklahoma City, OK. Published by Sadler & Pennington, Oklahoma City, OK, postmarked April 5, 1909.

Photograph of the Wholesale District in Oklahoma City, OK, March 5, 1909.

Photograph of Main Street in Chadron, Nebraska in February 1905. Businesses include a Ladies' Bazar, a Dry Goods & Notions Store and a Grocer.

Photograph of a Cotton Compress, Oklahoma City, OK, November 5, 1908.

Photograph of an Indian Child, postmarked September 5, 1908.

Photograph of a post card of the McPherson, KS, Summer Baseball Team. "We leave for Ellsworth in the morning, we won 4 out of 7 this week," addressed to Mr. Sam Flood, Comanche, OK, postmarked August 5, 1908

Photograph of a post card of an Episcopal Church, Muskogee, OK. 9924 the RCK Series, postmarked July 5, 1908.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Post Card"

Photograph of Mr. Lyman North with wife Martha North (to his right) and daughters Uella and Hoyette (1908).

Photograph of a post card of the entrance bridge to a park in Kingfisher, OK, postmarked November 5, 1907.

Photograph of the Threadgill Hotel in Oklahoma City, OK. Published by South-West News Co., Kansas City, MO, postmarked Oct. 5, 1907.

Photograph of Turner Falls, Indian Territory.

Photograph of Martha Cox Michel on a horse given to her by her Indian mother, Anadarko, Oklahoma Territory, January 5, 1907.

Photograph of Oklahoma City Business Section. Published by HH Clarke, Oklahoma City, OK, postmarked Jan. 5, 1907.

Photograph of a man and his daughter at Sabine Lake, dated July 5, 1906. The two are seated under an awning on a boat, and are smiling at the camera. The man has a pipe in his mouth and one hand on his knee. The back of the photograph has a handwritten date and note (that is partially illegible) describing the people pictured.

Photograph of a large group of people posing outdoors in front of a fence. There are three young girls wearing white dresses; two of them are wearing bonnets and the other is wearing a hat. There are three women standing between the children, and two men behind them. Large trees are in the background. The back of the photograph has a handwritten date and note (that is not entirely legible) about the day it was taken.

Photograph of a family group identified as the Carr family taken on July 5, 1906. There are three women, two men, and three young girls. The woman in the front is holding the hand of one of the girls wearing a white dress and bonnet. One woman is seated on the left, behind another young girl. The two men are in the very back. There is a handwritten date and note (partially illegible) on the back of the photograph.

Photograph of the Territorial National Guard Co. "A" after a sham battle at Camp Lincoln, October 5, 1905.

Photograph of the B. Swenson in Norse, Texas.

Photograph documenting land capability class II soil unit 6-GP erosion as moderately severe. The cropland is sericea meadow that was planted in the spring of 1949. 150 pounds of superphosphate applied at planting times. 200 pounds of rock phosphate applied in the spring of 1952. Average annual yield is 2 tons of legume hay. OK-10-541.

Photograph of Dr. A.W. Foreman and family, White Hall, IL. L to R seated 1. Dr A.W. Foreman, 2. Bertha Foreman, 3. Herbert Foreman, 4. Mrs. A.W. Foreman , Standing: Dr.Claude B.Foreman , 2. Lois Foreman, 3. Grant Foreman. Dr. Ernest J. Foreman , 5. Dora Foreman (Mrs. Henry Hand)

Photograph of Richard M. Johnson. Sketched by Nausam in 1832, as printed by Childs and Inman. Photo credit; New York Public Library

Photograph of L. to R. Joshua Ross, Friss Hays.