Photograph of soils, featuring mine pits and dumps in Coal County, Oklahoma. A typical area of the mine pits and dumps mapping unit. (100). OK-3290-10.

Photograph of a crane and other equipment, viewed through a fence or latticework. Handwritten text on the back says "Lee College - Dec. 1968" and "Ductwork, H[...] Air Conditioning Mechanical Center. Connected to [...]."

Photograph of Andy Anderson (seated left), Santos Arellano (standing left), Polo Castillo (standing right) of the 1st Motor Transport Battalion, 1st Marine Division. The men are posing in front of the Explosives sign at Gia Le Combat Base, Vietnam.

Photograph of the headstone for Chalk, an Arapaho scout killed on September 13, 1878, in the Fort Reno Cemetery, El Reno, OK, December 1968.

Photograph of the German-Italian P.O.W. section of the Fort Reno Cemetery, El Reno, OK, December 1968. There are 62 German and 8 Italian graves.

Photograph of the headstone for Corporal Patrick Lynch, Company G, 4th Cavalry, killed September 13, 1878, in the Fort Reno Cemetery, El Reno, OK, December 1968.

Photograph of the headstone for Wee Gan Wah in the Fort Reno Cemetery, El Reno, OK, December 1968.

Photograph of the headstones in the Fort Reno Cemetery, El Reno, OK, December 1968.

Photograph of soils, featuring mine pits and dumps in Coal County, Oklahoma. A typical area of the mine pits and dumps mapping unit. (100). OK-3290-12.

Photograph of a group of Lee College women seated in a cart, before or after a parade.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Riding on a float in the parade a Bethany Nazarene College student is a solemn reminder of the Redskins' homecoming basketball game."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Ruling As King of the 23rd annual Beaux Arts Ball, at which 19 debutantes were presented on Saturday night, was Joseph G. Rucks, attorney and civic leader."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Each Christmas season Mrs. Thomas Robinson makes a number of these feather tree, wreath and candleholder sets to give her friends."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Air Force Capt. Alex W. Sapyta and his navigator, Maj. Thomas R. Adams, enroute from Bermuda to Ogden AFB, Utah, told newsman they were successful."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "DEAD at 89 is Charles A. Schweinle Sr., Oklahoma City pioneer businessman who began his career selling newspapers in the tent city of 1889."

Photograph of three Tarver siblings posing together in Burnet, Texas: Carol Lynn (back left), Byron Lee (right), and Lawrence Alden (front). They are standing on a grass lawn and there are two cars in the background, one with all of the doors open, as well as a lamppost and trees.

Photograph of the Tarver family seated around a table in Burnet, Texas, eating dinner at Christmastime. The children, Byron and Lawrence, are wearing plaid shirts and are partially visible on the far right and left of the photograph. Wendell and John are visible near the center of the photograph, in front of a window with open blinds. From left to right: Byron Lee, Dr. Wendell Lee, John Agrippa, and Lawrence Alden. Plates and condiments are on the table, as well as a cake with candles in the center of the photograph.

Photograph of the Tarver family seated around a table in Burnet, Texas, eating dinner at Christmastime. Clockwise from left to right: Lillian, James, Dr. Wendell Lee, John Agrippa, Mary Jane, and Lawrence Alden. There are plates on the table and a cake with candles near the center of the image. In the background, there are paintings on the wall and a window with open blinds.

Photograph of the Tarver family posing together in front of a blue car in Burnet, Texas. From left to right: Wendell Lee is wearing a light shirt and dark slacks and is leaning against the car, holding a pair of sunglasses; Carol Lynn is wearing a checked dress and holding a blue-and-yellow box; Mary Jane is wearing a flowered dress and holding a pamphlet; Byron Lee is wearing a checkered shirt and dark slacks and has his hands behind his back; and Lawrence Alden (front) is wearing a light shirt with dark shorts and is holding a box like his sister's.

Photograph of a platforms on edge of lake. Back of photo reads, "Line #554".

Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Car in which three persons were injured Monday night in a train collision is towed away from the scene. A 37-year-old Oklahoma City woman and her 15-year-old daughter were seriously injured Monday night when their car smashed into a train in northeast Oklahoma City. Mrs. Bonnie Stump, of Rt. 12, Oklahoma City, and her daughter, Georgia, were taken to St. Anthony Hospital in serious condition. Mrs. Stump, a girl scout leader, was driving her daughter and Joyce Bollinger, 15, of 3929 Del Rd., Del City, from a girl scout meeting, relatives said. The Bollinger girl was in fair condition at St. Anthony. Police said Mrs. Stump's car was eastbound in about the 3000 block of NE Grand Blvd., when the car crashed into a Katy Railroad engine traveling in a northwestern direction. The intersection was not lighted and bore only a wooden cross-bar sign as marking. Police said the car skidded 41 feet before striking the engine, operated by Edward N. Overby, 60, of Parsons,Kan. The train dragged the car about 15 feet after the impact, police said. Mrs. Stump was trapped in the auto for about 15 …

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "When you drive across the North Canadian River bridge at NE 23, you might think of a Cocker Spaniel named Tim."

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "It takes lots of preparation to get ready for a bazaar as Mrs. David Cleveland, left, Mrs. Tracey Spencer, center, and Mrs. Frank Ephraim are finding out."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Craig Joyner, 18, president of the Stillwater FFA chapter, is a city boy with a yearn for the country."