Photograph of a wagon bridge in Tishomingo, OK, June 20, 1909.

Photograph of people laying the cornerstone at the first school in Milburn, OK, c. 1909.

Photograph of James, Earl & Paul Rodgers, and Jess Baker on a wagon with Dr. W.J. Rogers and wife Loraine on the ground. Dog is Old Watch. Mules named Kate And Kit, cornfield and Blue River Bridge in the background, Connerville, OK, c. 1909.

Photograph of building Lime Kilns in a Wapanucka, OK mine owned by WL Richards, c. 1909.

Photograph of L To R: William Hamilton Ralings, Cleo Rawlings Morrison, and Eunice Tackett Rawlings in front of a Millinery Business in Mill Creek, OK, October 1908.

Photograph of the Shaw Cotton Yard in Milburn, Indian Territory, c.1907.

Photograph of a Log House in Bromide, Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, September 1906.

Photograph of an oxen freight wagon in front of Dudley Hardware Store, 300 Block of West Main, Tishomingo, Indian Territory, c. 1906.

Photograph of William H. Murray in a corn field near Tishomingo, Indian Territory, c. 1906.

Photograph of William H. Murray at his home near Tishomingo, Indian Territory, c. 1906.

Photograph of Senate and Officers of the Last Chickasaw Legislature, Tishomingo, Indian Territory, 1905-1906. L To R: 1. G.W. Young, 2. James McCurtain, 3. M.V. Cheadle, 4. Dan Collins, 5. O. D. White, 6. Martin Newberry, 7. Henry Grinslade, 8. Dave Seely. Back: 1. George Colbert, 2. Newton Johnston, 3. W., 4. Blias Filmore, 5. J. F. Myers. Photo by R.R. Ansley, Tishomingo, Indian Territory, 1905-1906.

Photograph of the Final Chickasaw Legislature, 1905-1906. L To R: Front Row: Albert McDonald, Int. M. C. Murry, C.W. Colbert, Dixie Colbert, C.H. Brown, D. H. Collins, G. A. Melton. Back Row: G. W. Young, Lewis Sealey, Guy Keel, Harve McDuffy, Frank O. Smith, Joe Guess, Joe Brown Sargent, W. T. Ward, Clerk, Joe Burris. In Door Way: Senators McCurtins And Grinslade, Wood Smith, Citizens, 1905-6.

Photograph of members of the Last Chickasaw Legislature, Tishomingo, Indian Territory, c.1905-1906. L to R: 1. Joe Brown 2. Joe Colbert 3. Bixie Colbert 4. Amos Hays 5. Dan Collin 6. G.W. Young 7. Gov. Douglas H. Johnston 8. M.V. Cheadle 9. Henry Grinslade 10. Joe F. Myers 11. Elias Filmore 12. Dave Seeley 13. Newton Johnston - Back: 1. J.L. Thompson 2. Joe Guess 3. Nelson Chigley 4. M.C. Murray 5. F.H. McDuffie 6. Ben Collins 7. James McCurtain 8. D.H. Collins 9. A.S. McDonald 10. C.W. Colbert 11. Lewis Seeley 12. W.R. Hume 13. W.T. Ward 14. Frank O. Smith 15. O.D. White 16. Wall King 17. Martin Newberry 18. C.H. Brown 19. Geo. Colbert 20. G.A. Melton 21. Joe Burris 22. Robert Imotycha.

Photograph of the Ravia Depot, Ravia, Indian Territory.

Photograph of the Tishomingo Oil and Cotton Company, Tishomingo, Indian Territory.

Photograph of William H. and Alice Murray with their four children, L to R: William H., Jr., Johnston, Jean, & Massena, at their home near Tishomingo, Indian Territory, c. 1905.

Photograph of William H. and Alice Murray with their four children, L to R: William H., Jr., Johnston, Jean, & Massena, at their home near Tishomingo, Indian Territory, c. 1905.

Photograph of the Holcomb Café's interior, Tishomingo, Indian Territory. The photograph shows eight people. They are listed (left to right): 1. Belle Holcomb; 2. Ella; 3. Cora Miller; 4. Joe Holcomb, Jr.; 5. Joe Holcomb, Sr.; 6. Eli Miller; 7. George Miller and 8 UNIDENTIFIED.

Photograph of the Dawes Commission staff at Tishomingo, Indian Territory. Photograph shows thirty-one members working from 1902-1905.

Photograph of the George Miller home in Tishomingo, Indian Territory.

Photograph of an Apron Party, where girls wore unhemmed aprons and men hemmed them, Emet, Oklahoma Territory, c.1903.

Photograph of an Apron Party, where girls wore unhemmed aprons and men hemmed them, Emet, Oklahoma Territory, c.1903.

Photograph of the first band of Tishomingo in a wagon in front of the Capitol Hotel, on South Capitol Street, Tishomingo, Indian Territory, c. 1903.

Photograph of H.T. Blount and George W. Miller, of Milburn, at Devil's Den, near Pennington Creek, Mill Creek, Indian Territory, c. 1903.