Original black and white, photographic postcard (early 1900s) of two unknown barbers standing at their chairs and two unknown customers sitting in them, in front of the mirrored counter which displays the barbers' various products

Original black and white, photograph of three barbers standing at their chairs in barbershop with mirrored background and bottles of products in view on counter. On back of postcard written in pencil is the name "L.W. Lucas," and under it is the name "L.M. Lucas, far right, 1907-1908." Also included as resource material is a newspaper photo of the postcard printed in The Enid Daily Eagle on September 11, 1968, and states L.M. Lucas is the barber pictured at far right, who is the father of L.W. Lucas of Enid. Caption also states the location of barbershop or identities of the other two barbers is not known.

Photograph of Henry Lovell and "Cas" Pierce, the whistling blacksmiths.

Photograph of a group of men standing in front of a Bradley Wagon (Steam Engine) on the Fourth of July Parade. One of the men is Marquis James. Taken July 13th, 1901.

Photograph of the Business District, in downtown Ringwood, Oklahoma. A windmill can be seen in the center.

Black and white photograph of the Catholic Church in Enid, Oklahoma. White frame Building with a row of trees on the left.

Photograph of a dance in the ballroom of the Lowen Hotel.

Photograph of the Deming Investment Company Building, Watrous Drug Company, and Anheuser Busch with a parade in the foreground.

Photograph of a dirt street. One car on the right side of the image and also a wagon. Located in Enid, Oklahoma.

Photograph of downtown square in Enid, Oklahoma. Independence Street looking south, where Kauffman's, New York Brokers, and Penniman's Furniture and Undertaking are shown.

Photograph of the Eagle Printing Office in Enid, Oklahoma.

Early photograph of Government Springs Park with a group of women and men in Enid, Oklahoma.

Photograph of the south end of east side of square, Enid, Oklahoma. One building reads "Buggies."

Photograph of an electric powerhouse in Enid, Oklahoma.

Photograph of the Chamber of Commerce building in Enid, OK. Published by W. C. Co., Enid, OK, Dec. 22, 1909.

Photograph of the Enid Downtown Factory District, South Grand Avenue, and Dick Bros Beer.

Photograph of the Enid Eagle Print Shop in 1902. George and Effie Drummond are seen, and the photograph was used in the Enid Souvenir Edition.

Original photograph (early 1900s), black and white postcard of two unknown men in a one-horse drawn cart/service wagon which has "Enid Electric & Gas" printed on side. Handwriting in ink on back says "Dad (Geo. F. Southwick), Enid, Okla." Also pasted on back of post card is an address label which says "Ellen M. Spencer, 3907 W. South Avenue, Tampa, Florida 33614."

Photograph Enid Fire Department Roster from 1907. Headshots, starting from the top right, are Lee W Roach, C.A Clark, Hugh McKenzie, Elmer S James, S.U Jett, Jas Osburn, James T George, C.V Porter, Sam B Reeves, James A Olinger, L.O Pilsbury Chief, Arthur Johnson. Some names are either unknown or unreadable.

Photograph of the First Presbyterian Church in Enid, OK. Published by South-West News Co., Kansas City, MO, postmarked April 16, 1908.

Original photo (early 1900s), black and white, mounted on a construction type paper, handwriting on back says,"Enid Gas & Light office, Enid, OK." Photo shows interior office with twelve unknown men standing/sitting at desk, and handwritten in ink is the word "Dad" with an arrow pointing to one of the men. Also, an address label on back says, "Ellen M. Spencer, 3907 W. South Avenue, Tampa, Florida 33614."

Photograph of the Enid Hospital on West Pine in the early nineteen hundreds.

Photograph of the Enid Mill and Elevator Company in Enid, Oklahoma. One Block from Rock Island Rooming House.

Photograph of the north side of the square in Enid, OK, c.1907.