Circus Parade. Enid. October 1909.

store front - Enid Events newspaper - Job Printing - pictured: Ethel Purcell, Mable Robinson, Ethel Robinson, Mr. Anderson, Phill Symbersky, John or Hiney Bass, and me, Hallie Strong

Dugout home of Alvin & Lottie Hedges

Original black and white, photograph of three barbers standing at their chairs in barbershop with mirrored background and bottles of products in view on counter. On back of postcard written in pencil is the name "L.W. Lucas," and under it is the name "L.M. Lucas, far right, 1907-1908." Also included as resource material is a newspaper photo of the postcard printed in The Enid Daily Eagle on September 11, 1968, and states L.M. Lucas is the barber pictured at far right, who is the father of L.W. Lucas of Enid. Caption also states the location of barbershop or identities of the other two barbers is not known.

Original, black & white photo of small, 4-wheel open-air "car" with three girls seated in it, and other children and adults looking on from a house. The back of the photo states "First Automobile in the Strip, #45" and gives the address as the corner of Van Buren and Maple Streets. Also states the three girls in vehicle are Pearl Goltry, Grace Goltry (Hudson) and Fern Goltry (Price).

Longhorn Cattle. 101 Ranch

Garfield County Courthouse Under Construction

Photograph of two men, identified as "Great Uncle Buck + Uncle Will Campbell" of the Campbell Brothers Circus, standing in front of a painted backdrop.

Downtown Enid. Lowen Hotel under construction.

Early downtown Enid. Stephenson Building on Left.

George Rainey with trained horses. 1905.

Waukomis Opera House-Young Girl and Dog

Waukomis Opera House-Interior-Swede Anderson standing in front of backdrop.

Waukomis Opera House-Interior-Man Standing

Homestead. Dugout. A.F. Geyer. Major County.

Medford Train wreck. March 4, 1904.

Original, black & white photo (with identical print as resource material) labeled as first car in Enid, OK, 1903, McClellen Auto Co.; owned by Frank Corug (or Corry), an Enid druggist. Label also states "Cadillac - $1200."

B&W Original Photo of 1st hot air balloon acsension in Enid. July 4, 1901 (balloon in flight)

B&W Original Photo of 1st hot air balloon acsension in Enid. July 4, 1901 (balloon on ground)

B&W Original Photo of 1st hot air balloon acsension in Enid. July 4, 1901

East end of the South Side of the Square after the 1901 fire - Randels & Grubb - B&W glossy print. Enid, Oklahoma. Randels and Grubb was a grain and coal company based in Enid, Oklahoma. The company had operations in several Oklahoma towns besides Enid. Sources show the company operated from 1900 through 1917 and perhaps longer.

Original black and white, photographic postcard (early 1900s) of two unknown barbers standing at their chairs and two unknown customers sitting in them, in front of the mirrored counter which displays the barbers' various products

Original photograph (early 1900s), black and white postcard of two unknown men in a one-horse drawn cart/service wagon which has "Enid Electric & Gas" printed on side. Handwriting in ink on back says "Dad (Geo. F. Southwick), Enid, Okla." Also pasted on back of post card is an address label which says "Ellen M. Spencer, 3907 W. South Avenue, Tampa, Florida 33614."

Original photo (early 1900s), black and white, mounted on a construction type paper, handwriting on back says,"Enid Gas & Light office, Enid, OK." Photo shows interior office with twelve unknown men standing/sitting at desk, and handwritten in ink is the word "Dad" with an arrow pointing to one of the men. Also, an address label on back says, "Ellen M. Spencer, 3907 W. South Avenue, Tampa, Florida 33614."