Photograph of students standing on the porch of New Hope Seminary in Skullyville, Indian Territory. The building is a two-story wood structure, and the writing on the photograph reads "No. Study Hall." The New Hope Seminary was also called, Fort Coffee Academy.

Photograph taken January 1914 of a collapsed Caddo earth house mound on "Ring Prairie," four miles east of Spiro in Le Flore County.

Photograph of Spiro Mounds, eight miles north of Spiro in LeFlore County, Oklahoma. Related information indicates that the photograph was taken, "Northwest of Granny Brown's Place, Fort Coffee Prairies." The photograph was taken by Joseph B. Thoburn in December 1913.

Photograph of Choctaw Granny Brown's home at Spiro Mounds, eight miles north of Spiro in LeFlore County, Oklahoma. Related information indicates that the photograph was taken, "Northwest of Granny Brown's Place, Fort Coffee Prairies." The photograph was taken by Joseph B. Thoburn in December 1913.

Photograph of Spiro Mounds eight miles north of Spiro in LeFlore County in December 1913. Photograph reads "Northwest of Granny Brown's Place, Fort Coffee Prairies."

Photograph of the Carter Hosptial near Talihina, Oklahoma.

Photograph of Copple Mound at Spiro Mounds, eight miles north of Spiro in LeFlore County, Oklahoma. Related information indicates that the photograph was taken, "Northwest of Granny Brown's Place, Fort Coffee Prairies." The photograph was taken by Joseph B. Thoburn in December 1913.

Photograph of the residence of Choctaw Carrie B. Wade in Talihina, Oklahoma. The building is a single story wooden structure, and there are ten people standing on the front porch.

Photograph of several men standing on the porch of a Skullyville store in 1892.

Photograph of Fort Coffee Bluff on the Arkansas River in Le Flore County, Oklahoma near the Spiro Mounds.

Photograph of two people and a horse at the homestead of Chief Dukes near Talihina in Choctaw Nation.

Photograph of an Episcopal church in Skullyville, Oklahoma. The structure was built in 1878.

Photograph of Copple Mounds at Spiro Mounds, eight miles north of Spiro in LeFlore County, Oklahoma. Related information indicates that the photograph was taken, "Northwest of Granny Brown's Place, Fort Coffee Prairies." The photograph was taken by Joseph B. Thoburn in December 1913.

Photograph of the "Illustrious 8th," taught by Ada Conser, Heavener, OK. 1. Leland Dial, 4. Claude Eskridge, 6. Purvis, 7. Oscar Graham, 8. Victor McClain, 9. George Rockwell, 11. Ada Conser Carnall, 12. Matalane Mizell, 13. Dale Pitts, 14. Agnes Worrell, 15. Phaes Smith, 17. Orine Pitchford, 19. Doris Metzger, 20. Evelyn Mason, 22. Haskell Pitts, 23. Garner Bates, 25. Herbert Riling, 26. Sumpter, 27. Buck Stewart, 28. Mizell, 29. Grace Kyle, 30. Juanita Teeter.

Photograph of the Tuberculosis Ward from the south end of the grounds at the Indian Hospital Medical Center, Talihina, OK.

Photograph of a group at Poteau Schools, where the Normal School for teachers was taught during the summers, Poteau, OK.

Scan of a postcard showing the First National Bank, Poteau, OK. Part of the PCK Series. Postmarked December 13, 1909.

Photograph of Edward G. Bowman's log cabin, Fort Coffee, Spiro, Indian Territory.

Photograph of the Men's Ward at EOSS, Talihina, OK.

Photograph of Native American teachers attending Normal Training School, Poteau, OK. Ada Conser, Choctaw, sitting at left.

Photograph of the Manager's Office at the Indian Hospital Medical Center, Talihina, OK.

Photograph of two Doctor Cottages at the Indian Hospital Medical Center, Talihina, OK.

Photograph of the Nurses' Quarters at the Talihina Medical Center, Talihina, OK.

Photograph of the Nurses' Quarters and old hospital, Talihina, OK.