Photograph of Jefferson School in Enid, Oklahoma. It was a two story brick building.

Photograph of a two story brick school in Enid, Oklahoma. The school building was owned by a church.

Photograph of a group of Oklahoma National Guardsmen in uniform and posed for a photograph. The photo is of Battery C 158th Field Artillery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. An armory is in the background.

Photograph of a group at the Spech Home for Boys.

Photograph of President Richard Nixon. Left to right in the photograph: Former Governor Henry Bellmon, Oklahoma Dairy Princess Melva Brown, President Nixon, and former Governor Dewey Bartlett.

Photograph of the Otoe Council House. It is a round frame building located in Perry, Oklahoma. There are several people standing outside the building. There are three United States flags flying in the foreground.

Photograph of Senator Henry Bellmon standing outside with a group of people at the Oklahoma State University's School of Technical Training on August 10, 1979. The individuals are identified from left to right as follows: Linda Sponsler; Marion Cox; Sharron Morris; Theresa Adams; Davis Sellers; Candace Fisher; Eral Fuller, Sr.; Senator Henry Bellmon; Connie Dickson; and Danny Claborn.

Photograph of Senator Henry Bellmon (standing left) with an unidentified man and woman.

Photograph of a street view in the business district in Enid, Oklahoma. The following businesses can be seen: The Daily Leader, The Peterman Building, and a meat market

Photograph of L to R: Arthur Berry, Albert Ashbrener, Harvey Deen, Charlie Kemnitz, and Lyn Stewart on a rotary rig at Three Sands, c. 1921.

Photograph of the Enid railroad roundhouse with an adjacent building. There is a steam engine on a track beside the roundhouse.

Photograph of an elevated view of the public square in Enid, Oklahoma. There are buildings in the distance and a horse and buggy on the street.

Photograph of Senator Henry Bellmon who is standing in between two unidentified men.

Photograph of a frame house. The view is from the street.

Photograph of teams of mules and men grading a dirt road.

Photograph of the downtown business district of Pawnee, Oklahoma. This is a panoramic photo. The businesses that can be seen are Peter Drug, Pioneer Telephone, Pawnee Bank, Marx Wheeler Clothing Co., and Peter Drug Company.

Photograph of four Oklahoma National Guardsmen posed on their horses for the photograph. They were part of Battery C 158th Field Artillery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. They men are identified as follows left to right: Capt. Cress, 1st Lt. Quine Brengle, unidentified, 2nd Lt. Roads.

Photograph of an oil field near Tonkawa, Oklahoma. This is a panoramic photograph showing many oil wells, tool sheds, homes for workers, cars and people.

Photograph of Senator Henry Bellmon standing and addressing a large group of people who are seated on the steps of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C.

Photograph of a street scene in the business district of Enid, Oklahoma. The businesses that can be seen are Hotel Donly, J.R. Reed Groceries, Franz Hardware Company, Franz Hotel, Lightfoot Brothers, Court Saloon, Business College, Corry Pharmacy, Sawyers/L.A. Falbion Company, Star Cigars, O.H. McCarty Dentist, Penniman's Undertaking , Penniman's New York Brokers, Little Fair Shoes, and The Kaufman Store. The street is not paved. There are numerous people, horses and buggies.

Photograph of the earth taken from outer space. The title of the photo is "A View of Oklahoma from 100,000 miles" signed "Tom Stafford, Apollo X"

Photograph of Senator Henry Bellmon who is standing at a podium and speaking at Oklahoma state University's School of Technical Training on August 10, 1979.

Photograph of the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Round Up Grounds with the performers posed in front of the entrance. There are many cowboys and Native Americans in the photo. This was the "Real Wild West Show Season 1927." This is a panoramic photo.

Photograph of the performers posed outside a large tent for the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Show. This is the "Great Far East Season 1926." The performers in the middle of the photo are dressed in Far Eastern clothing. The headquarters was in Marland, Oklahoma. This is a panoramic photo.