Photograph Of a Delegation Of Cheyenne And Arapahoe Indians, November, 1891. L. To R.: Front: 1. Cabby Bull, Arapaho; 2. Black Coyote, Arapaho; 3. Mrs. Left Hand, Arapaho; 4. Left Hand, Arapaho; 5. Cloud Chief, Cheyenne; 6. Little Chief, Cheyenne; 7. Wolf Robe; 8. Little Bear, Cheyenne; Back: 1. Row Of Lodges Arapaho; 2. Black Wolf, Arapaho; 3. Jessie Bent; 4. Capt. D. L. Wright; 5. Leonard Tyler; 6. Kish Hawkins; 7. Benjamin Beveridge. Photo By C. M. Bell, Washington, DC, 1891

Photograph of the members of the first Legislature of Oklahoma Territory at the Grand Avenue Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory. The tenth man from the left standing in the second row behind the man seated in a top hat is William A. McCartney.

Photograph of Mr. L.H. (Lyman) North and Mrs. M. C. (Martha) North with daughter Uella North taken in 1891 by E. W. Oliver in Oklahoma City. Uella North is five months old. This is a 3" X 4" black and white copy of the original.

Photograph of Oklahoma City's First Orchestra 1891. L. To R.: Front Row: 1. Mesir, 2. Louie Mesir, Director, Middle Row: 1. Roy W. Young, 2. Fred R. Young, 3. Oscar Avey, 4. Charles Strabe, 5. Henry Wolf, 6. Dr. Deitrich, Back Row: 1. Antone Strabe, 2. Ray "Slats" Bacon, 3. (Forward), 4. Newton Avey, 5. Burt Randell, 6. George Schuler, 7. Bert Grout, 8. Will Strabe. Photo by Elias W. Oliver, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, c. 1891.

Photograph of "Oklahoma City's First Orchestra" L to R: Front: 1. Mesir, 2. Loues Mesir, Director. Middle Row: 1. Roy W. Young, 2. Fred R. Young, 3. Oscar Avey, 4. Charles Strabe, 5. Henry Wolf, 6. Dr. Deitrich. Back Row: 1. Antone Strabe, 2. Ray "Slats" Bacon, 3. 4. Newton Avey, 5. Burt Randell, 6. George Schuler, 7. Bert Grout, 8. Will Strade. Photo by Elias W. Oliver, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory, c.1891-1894.

Photograph of the Sewing Room at the Chilocco Indian School. Photo by William S Prettyman, Arkansas City, KS, c. 1891.

Photograph of the John F Brown Family, L to R: UNIDENTIFIED, Lizze, UNIDENTIFIED, and Jacob. Photo by JF Standiford, Muskogee, Indian Territory, c. 1891.

Photograph of L to R: Robertson Cottage(Girls' Dormitory) and Marguand Cottage(Girls' Dormitory) at the Nuyaka Mission. Photo by JF Standiford, Muskogee, Indian Territory(OK), Oct. 1891.

Photograph of L to R: Adams Chapel, School, Boys Dormitory at the Nuyaka Mission. Photo by JF Standiford, Muskogee, Indian Territory(OK), Oct. 1891.

Photograph of Winnie E. Jumper. Photo by J. F. Standiford, Muskogee, Indian Territory, c. 1891.

Photograph of the Darlington Arapahoe School, Darlington, OK. Numbered Id's = 1. Miss Stewart, 2. W.E. Catlin, 3. W.W. Jenkin, 4. W.N. Parker, 5. John Murphy, 6. Miss Bennett, 7. Miss Settle, 8. Rev. Dwire, 9. Mrs. Dwire, 10. Little Edna Parker, 11. Miss Blackburn, 12. Miss Nellie Morrison, 13. Marine D. Yackett, 14. Miss Russell. Photo by Christopher C Stotz, El Reno, Oklahoma Territory, June 26, 1891.

Photograph of JC Byers of Caney KS, c. 1891. Photo by Sunderland, Girard, KS.

Photograph of Bettie Harper Johnston who was married to Chickasaw Governor D.H. Johnston.

Photograph of Annie Rush Thornton, c. 1891-1892.

Photograph of Bloomfield Academy faculty, c. 1891.

Photograph of an UNIDENTIFIED child, c.1891.

Photograph of an aerial sketch of Fort Reno, Oklahoma Territory, c. 1891.

Photograph of the Chickasaw Male Academy at the Harley Institute, Tishomingo, Indian Territory, December 23, 1891.

Photograph of L to R: 1. Jim, 2. Babe, 3. Anna, and 4. John M. Noble, c.1891.

Photograph of men from Kingfisher, OK, c.1891.

Photograph of Kiowa-Apache Indian Lame Bear, c. 1891.

Photograph of L to R: Ruby Bailey, Ed Scott, Jennie Mckeever (Mrs. Sutton), Carl Leach, Alice V. Beitman (Mrs. Heaney), Daisy Jones, Nina Johnson, and UNKNOWN. (2nd Row Seated) UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN, R. A. Sullivan, Ethel Walker, and UNKNOWN. (Front Row on Floor) A. J. Adamson, Rella Harbor, Bella Hendry, Hattie Dunn, and UNKNOWN, c. 1891.

Boys, girls and teachers at the Nuyaka Mission Boarding School for Creek Indian boys and girls. Photo is dated Oct, 1891. The mission was located in Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, approximately 15 miles west of the town of Okmulgee. The mission was established by Alice Mary Robertson at the request of the Creek Indian Council, and initially operated by the Presbyterian Church.

Nuyaka Mission school buildings. The mission was a boarding school for Creek Indian boys and girls. The mission was established by Alice Mary Robertson at the request of the Creek Indian Council, and initially operated by the Presbyterian Church. The mission was located in Okmulgee County, Oklahoma. Photo is dated Oct, 1891.