Photograph of Cap. Couch and General Weaver. Photo by EC Hamill, c. 1889.

Photograph of a soldier on horseback firing a pistol, c. 1889.

Photograph of women outside a building, c.1889.

Photograph of people swimming in the Canadian River, c. 1889.

Photograph of a makeshift house, c. 1889.

Photograph(damaged) of a house, c. 1889.

Photograph of Round Capitol Grove Site, Council Grove, IT at the time of the 1889 Land Opening. Photo by EC Hamill, c. 1889.

Photograph of a soldier on horseback firing a pistol, c. 1889.

Photograph of five men at Oklahoma Station Depot and Western Union Telegraph Station, along with luggage dolly and scales, c. 1889.

Photograph of the first sawmill in Oklahoma, c. 1889.

Photograph of a man and three women standing in front of a wagon, c. 1889-1894.

Photograph of Boomers. Photo by EC Hamill, c. 1889.

Photograph of settlers before the Land Opening, April 22, 1889.

Photograph of Choctaw coal and railroad camp on the Canadian River before the Land Opening, April 22, 1889.

Photograph of a '89er camp in the woods, c. 1889.

Photograph of settlers around the time of the Land Opening on April 22, 1889, c. 1889.

Photograph of horses at pasture near a military encampment, c. 1889.

Photograph of Lt. Carson's camp, c. 1889.

Photograph of a man and woman during the Land Opening, c. 1889.

Photograph of people waiting in camp for the Land Opening to start from L to R: L.TO R.: 1. MELROSE, 2. JESS SLAVENS, 3. FRANK THORPE, SOLDIER, 4. unidentified , 5.unidentified, 6. SLAVENS, 7. COOK, SOLDIER, 8. unidentified , 9. "K.C.", 10.unidentified , 11. CORA RADEBAUGH, 12. GALBROOK, 13. MISS BLANCHARD, 14. MRS. BLANCHARD, 15. BLANCHARD BOY, 16. GALL, SOLDIER, 17. IDA FOSTER, 18. ETTIE MILLER, 19. JOHN CROSS, 20. MRS. LONGFELLOW, 21. unidentified , 22.unidentified , 23.unidentified, c. 1889.

Photograph of military men, c. 1889.

Photograph of "Denver Boys", c. 1889.

Photograph of the Land Opening, c. 1889.

Photograph of Oklahoma Boomers in front of the Radebaugh Hotel, Oklahoma Station, IT. Photo by EC Hamill, March-April 1889.