Photograph of Ray Davidson, Andy Miller and others.

Photograph of Squaw Creek Channel. Water flowing 18 inches deep [illegible] constructed channel. Picture taken 2 days after 2 inches of rainfall in the City of Lawton. Channel was half full during peak run-off period. Channel was designed to carry flow of water from a typical 6 hour storm that can be expected once in 5 years. OK-3114-9 [?].

Photograph of Dr. Lloyd E. Church, Wilburton dentist and conservation leader, and William T. Fountain, Work Unit Conservationist (WUC), Soil Conservation service (SCS), Wilburton, overlooking construction work on site # 5, Fourche Maline Creek watershed. Site # 5 is a multi-purpose site that will be developed for fish and wildlife purposes as well as flood control. OK-2970-7.

Photograph of in progress pasture improvement on the Marion Riddle farm. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Marion Riddle breaking land with mules and walking turning plow for Bermudagrass sprigging. Plans to apply lime and fertilizer."

Photograph of gullies developing under concrete wall. Homes cost $35,000. Soil is Vernon Clay that has been excavated into parent material.

Photograph of Squaw Creek [remaining text too faded for legibility, including the OK-ID number].

Photograph of a large section of Governor George Wallace supporters standing at the rope, holding signs, and clapping to show their support for him.

Photograph of Aerial view showing an aircraft and a large crowd of people who have come to support Governor George C. Wallace.

Photograph of Governor George Wallace in profile. Wallace is speaking from a podium in Wichita Falls.

Photograph of Governor Wallace on stage bending over talking to another gentleman. He appears to be motioning someone over to the stage.

Photograph of Governor Wallace stands, speaking before a large crowd with the American Flag on the left side of the governor.

Photograph of a police officer standing before a crowd of supporters holding up a poster of Governor Wallace, who has made a visit to Wichita Falls.

Photograph of four small children sitting on the ground in the shade of posters and signs held up by a crowd of Governor George Wallace's supporters. Signs read "VOTE WALLACE '68."

Photograph of Governor George C. Wallace on ground level greeting his supporters and signing small posters with his picture, with his bodyguards following closely.

Photograph of Governor George C. Wallace being interviewed by reporters before he boards his plane.

Photograph of Governor Wallace walking away from his airplane with his entourage,and surrounded by reporters.

Photograph of a little girl holding a sign labelled "Wallace in '68", while a little boy is sitting on the ground beside her, in front the crowd of supporters for Governor Wallace.

Photograph of Governor George C. Wallace being interviewed by reporters. A plane can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a young woman dressed in a cowboy hat, and a polka dot dress with a sash bearing WALLACE, descending from an aircraft.

Photograph of a large section of Governor George Wallace supporters, standing at the rope and holding signs to show their support for him. A line of female supporters can be seen at the front of the line. Signs read. "STAND UP FOR AMERICA WALLACE FOR PRESIDENT" and "TEXAS IS WALLACE COUNTRY."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(photo inside of a house's living room/nursing home's lobby, couch on the right, other seating little farther down, debris on the floor, person at the opening on the left wall, and more)"

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "Water-soaked bedding and debris litters corridor of heavily-damaged Guthrie nursing home Wednesday morning after a tornado struck Tuesday night. Most of the 73 patients escaped without serious injuries."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(photo outside of a home/nursing home with roofing/siding hung up in a small tree, debris scattered, building/home in the background, and more)"

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "Guthrie Policeman Don Roach sighed wearily and found something to lean on early Wednesday while thinking back over the previous anxious hours. Officer Roach was the first to arrive at the site of a Guthrie nursing home struck late Tuesday by a tornado which swept away the roof of the home and injured 10 of it 73 residents…Roach learned of the tornado from George Machtoiff, owner of Woodys Senior Citizens Nursing Home. Machtoiff, who lives across the street from the home, drove to the Guthrie police station in an effort to get aid. Roach said he could hardly conceive what Macholff was telling him..."I started looking right away to see who was hurt. the people were in a trance. They just didn't know what to do. They were just like Children."...... (photo tag: Framed by collapsed roof ripped off by tornado, wrechage litters office where calander and pictures still hang.)"