Photograph of the Foursche Maline Watershed. Site # 2. Gully erosion in the forebay area. Corrective action includes reshaping. Lining with cobble material and seeding to Sericea lespedeza. OK-2968-7.

Photograph of Foursche Maline Watershed. Site # 2. General view of the spillway cut slope and haul roads. Original vegetative measure was a planting of Western red cedar which failed. Corrective action includes reworking to control overhead water with a series of pipe drop structures. Area to be seeded to Sericea lespedeza, weepign lovegrass and Bermudagrass and mulched with hay mulch. OK-2968-10.

Photograph of an aerial overview of the Lake Ray Hubbard region and the surrounding land masses. An unidentified highway spans a section of Lake Ray Hubbard.

Photograph of an aerial overview of where Lake Ray Hubbard meets up with grassy shores of the surrounding landscape. An unknown building is visible near the edges of he shore near the middle of the photograph.

Photograph of an aerial view of a partially flooded Lake Ray Hubbard and the surrounding forested undeveloped region.

Photograph of an aerial view of a partially flooded Lake Ray Hubbard with Interstate 30 cutting across the land.

Photograph of an aerial overview of a partially flooded Lake Ray Hubbard. Trees boarder plots of land dividing up the shores of the North Texas lake.

Photograph of bison grazing north of Grama Lake, Wichita Mts. Wildlife Refuge. OK-3210-4.

Photograph of U.S. Representative from Texas Graham Purcell is shown with three young individuals.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Long wait for graduation ends for 430 undergraduates at Oklahoma City University."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Stricking symmetry of Oklahoma City's old downtown post office is apparent as workmen instal new windows, part of a remodeling project which is scheduled for completion early next year."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(fisheye photo of buildings, roads squaring all around, with handwritten names of the streets around the building of "Calif," "Harvey," "Sheriton," and "Hudson" along with "looking west," and more)"

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(Photo of a group of people watching an activity at indoor stands similar to a gym.)"

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(fisheye photo looking down at the buildings all around, the streets, cars circling, and more)"

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "Homestead Staked Out by the Mummers Theater is this square block on the west edge of the downtown urban renewal Project 1-A. Photographer Austin Traverse, using fisheye lens, aimed his camera south from a 10th-floor Black Hotel window. Twenty-one businesses will be relocated and 18 buildings will be torn down before the new theater can go up. The urban renewal authority is taking bids on the demolition in the site. Bids will be opened February 15, with demolition scheduled for completion May 1."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "The long wait for graduation was over Saturday evening for 430 undergraduates at Oklahoma City University as they filed forward for conferring of degrees on the east lawn of the Gold Star Memorial Library."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Twenty-One Buildings and 18 businesses used to be here on this site that is to become the new location for the Mummers Theatre. The square-block area being cleared is bounded by Sheridan, California, Walker and Hudson. This picture was taken looking north towards Sheridan. Hudson is at the right."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(photo looking down at the streets, many two-story and more buildings all surrounding, cars, and more)"

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "Walking on air are constructors who are adding six more stories atop the 9-story Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. equipment building at 111 NW 3. The skeleton taking shape behind the crane will house switching equipment that will enable Oklahoma City customers to dial directly person-to-person and collect long distance calls. James Reed, general manager, said the direct distance dialing also will extend to customers who have credit card...Then the call will be completed, saving seconds or minutes of time for the caller."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(fisheye photo with two multi-story buildings on the left, parking lot in the middle, a multi-story building on the right, others surrounding, street names of "Park" "Main" "Broadway" along with "looking east," and more)"

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "New Luxury apartment house going up at N May and Hefner Rd. is scheduled to be completed in Novemeber. Units will rent for between $150 and $360 a month. First section of another Oklahoma City luxury apartment house project, Quail Plaza Apartments, should be ready for occupancy by about November 15 - and leasing already has started, Tom Morris, builder, said Saturday. The new apartments, at N May and Hefner Road are one-and two-bedroom units, and some units have two bedrooms and a club room. There will be 92 units available in the first section, with other section planned later. Convenience and comfort have been the watchwords in the design and construction, including such unseen items as double-wall soundproofing. All are garden type apartments, and all will have large closer space and private patios. Entries are enclosed, and every apartment will have both a front and back entrance. The builder said the swimming pool "will probably be the largest apartment house pool in this area."

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "(fisheye photo with two multi-story buildings on the left, parking lot in the middle, a multi-story building on the right, others surrounding, and more)"

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "Traffic snarled for blocks Thursday morning, as roadblocks halted the normal flow of vehicles at the intersection of SW 59 and Pennsylvania. A water main broke Wednesday and repairs continuing Thursday were slowed down because of the rain. Workers reported water was filling up the hole and hampering repairs. Meanwhile, motorists in the right-hand lane found it even more difficult to squeeze into the other lane of traffic. A police officer was sent to direct traffic."

Photograph of Arnold Davis, left, and his brother Orvis checking their stand of alfalfa on their farm along Little Beaver Creek in Grady County. The meadow averages a 200-bale annual yield.