Photograph of Charles Thain and his new house on the homestead, first home was the lean to at the rear of the house, 2.5 miles west of Waukomis.

Photograph of downtown Enid, Oklahoma, showing the Tin Shop Anderson Bros shop; Richardson Lumber; O.K. Meat Market.

Photograph of an Early Day Street parade between 1894-97, contains a steam engine pulling four wagons and buggies with passengers. Buildings in the background include Crockers Hotel.

Built as "Fuqua Hall" in 1894, and was later the Rex Hotel and then the Donley Hotel. Enid, Oklahoma

Photograph of Jenkins Dry Goods and wood buildings at Enid, Oklahoma.

W.M. caston Sod House near Fairview. Built in 1894.

Photograph of a residential area on the south side of Enid, Oklahoma.

Original, black and white photograph mounted on a cardstock-type mat picturing the famous Rock Island train wreck/sabotage where the trestle had been sawed to force the Rock Island to stop in South Enid. Handwriting in ink on back of mat, "Rock Island train wrecked at South Enid on the night of July 12, 1894. All trains now stop at Enid.'"

Photograph of the Wreck of the Rock Island Train in 1894. Shows the train on the collapsed bridge, men standing around and on the train.