Photograph of M.E Church Picnic, tractor pulling three wagons with people, 9/8/1909, E V Harris, Okeene,

Photograph of a man and woman with two small children in a parlor, phone hanging on wall behind woman, numbered 99055.

Wedding photograph of John Charles and Anna Frances Gruber Luetkemeyer. There is a note on side of picture: Ok00946Pe1908.

Photograph of the front of Frank Leslie & Son Dry Goods, people standing on porch, man on far left identified: E.L Kenison, written on picture: OK00868Bu1908.

Photograph of a Native American man, written behind him in photo: Reel Bull, Sioux Chief, Longdale, OK, written on picture: OK00795CA1908.

Photograph of a family in the yard with watermelons, melon in front has 100# scratched on it, boy on right is cutting a watermelon, written on picture: OK00781AG1907.

Photograph of S E Clester Livery, Okeene, 1907.

Photograph of a street scene in Longdale, Oklahoma in 1905. "Many people in the street", written on picture: OK00771Cs1905.

Photograph of Commercial Hotel, 1905 Note on picture: Ok00768Bu1905. From Dale Reynolds Book One, #32: The Commercial Hotel in Okeene in a905, built in 1897.

Photograph of Hutsel Hotel built in 1905 by J C Fisher, numbered 99038.

Photograph of T H Grennel Residence, cashier at Citizen's State Bank, 1905.

Photographs of (l-r) Methodist, Evangelical German Baptist and Baptist Churches, 1903, numbered 99037.

Photograph of Okeene Main Street in 1903, numbered 99524.

Photograph of Okeene Public School built in 1902, children posed out front.

Photograph of Okeene Public School built in 1902, children posed out front, number cut off 990??

Photograph taken from Facebook, "You Know You're from Okeene If..." courtesy of Joan Felder Geers. It is a photograph of the Oklahoma Mill and Elevator, showing its Articles of Incorporation.

Photograph taken from Facebook, "You Know You're from Okeene If..." courtesy of June Griffy: Taken in Okeene, OK appx 1901. The boy in the picture is her grandfather, Orien Clester, who appears to be around six years old. He was born in 1895. The stagecoach driver is a Bedwell. The boarding stable was located either the corner of 5th and E Streets (location of Post Office 2022) or across the street as the Clesters owned both properties at one time. My Great Grandfather S E Clester owned the stable. The man holding the horse is unknown and believed to be a customer.

Photograph of 1900 Harvest Crew near Okeene.

Photograph of a buggy covered with snow, two horses and a man and three boys, written on picture: OK00784Co1900s.

Photograph of four children with two dogs, small child on the lap of boy on the left, two other boys seated to his right, written on picture: OK00785Pe1900s.

Photograph of a dry goods store, two women seated, young girl standing with hand on hip, four other women, and three men, numbered 51543.

Photograph of a grocery store showing Yukon's Best Flour, apples in baskets, a man, and a woman.

Photograph of D.J. Martz and sons, L-R, D.J., Warren, Lew, Clyde, Walter, Carence, A.C, a son, Merida, a lawyer, died of blood poisoning in 1910, numbered 9952.

Photograph of Native Americans in traditional clothes including headdress.