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• Donald
C. & Elizabeth M. Dickinson Research Center
• Archive & Finding
Aids
Introduction
Biography
Scope & Content
Organization
Subject Terms
Accession Information
Processing Information
Ownership & Literary Rights
Restrictions on Access
Preferred Citation
Container List
Series
1, Subject Files
Series
2, Photographs
Series 3,
Advertising Cards
Series 4,
Clippings
Series 5,
Journals
Series 6,
Magazines
Series 7,
Newspapers
Series 8,
Notebooks
Series 9,
Postcards
Series
10, Scrapbook Albums
Series
11, Sheet Music
Series
12, Audio Visual
Series
13, Pennants
Series
14, Negative & Ferrotype Sleeves & Notes
Series
15, Booklets & Pamphlets
Appendix
A
Appendix
B
Images
GUIDE
to the
ROBERT E. CUNNINGHAM OKLAHOMA HISTORY COLLECTION, 1856-1997
ROBERT E. CUNNINGHAM (1906-1991). Collection,
1856-1997.
35.2 cubic feet (32 glass plate boxes, 1 lantern slide box, 2 record
boxes, 14 document boxes, 6 flat boxes, 15 photo binder boxes, 2
filmstrip boxes, 5 microfilm boxes, 1 ferrotype box, 3 file cabinet
drawers, 10 oversized folders).
Location: 0085-0110; Negative Cabinet 3; Flat File 2; Audio Visual
Storage Area.
| Series
2: Photographs, 1856-ca. 1970s |
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Subject Files |
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Alphabetical
A-S |
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| BOX/FOLDER# |
CATALOG |
FOLDER TITLE/DESCRIPTION |
NOTES |
| 037/028 |
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Baptism in Cimarron, 1890-1894
[7] |
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2000.005.
9.0001 |
Rev. G. W. P- Judge. Pix
shows him -man in Cima- [male portrait] |
1--3x5 in., B&W |
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.9.0002 |
General View of the Crowd.
Views of the Head End Collision at Crush, Texas, September,
15, 1896, Photographed by Deane of Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco
and Houston |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0003 |
Saloon at Lawton early days. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0004 |
Baptism in Cimarron Rev.
G. W. Puckett. Cimarron River. 8 G. W. Puckett 1916. 51. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0005 |
Rev. Puckett. 1894-Baptism
in Cimarron river. LB50752 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0006 |
Kansas-livery barn 1890.
LB 50752 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0007 |
World's largest pool builders-363 |
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| 037/029 |
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Beaver County, 1890 [5] |
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2000.005.
9.0008 |
Beaver City, in No Man's
Land, finally became the county seat of one county, but
in 1889 it was the 'capital of the entire Panhandle.' LB
22147 |
1--6x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0009 |
Beaver City, No Man's Land.
Panhandle '92. 7 I.S. Feb. 1956. Beaver City. 1890 A. A.
Forbes photographer. Type of Original Copy. The wildest
town in 'No Man's Land' in its day. It grew in a territory
without laws, and still exists. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0010 |
Beaver City, Chapter I, 4.
Beaver City, in the Panhandle, and added as an afterthought,
also was allowed a delegate to congress. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| 037/030 |
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Fort Sill, 1899 [2] |
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2000.005.
9.0011 |
[Fort Sill] |
1--4x5.25 in., B&W, cabinet
card |
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.9.0012 |
Fort Sill, 1899 |
1--7x10 in., B&W |
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| 037/031 |
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Gray, Otto, 1890 [2] |
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.9.0013 |
Otto Gray home-7 mi. S.W.
Stillwater, 1890 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0014 |
Otto Grey's parental homestead |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| 037/032 |
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Lawton, Bridgeport, Cordell,
ca. 1899 [5] |
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.9.0015 |
Sod House, Cordell, Okl.,
1903 |
Postcard, B&W |
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.9.0016 |
Opening Cheyenne & Arapaho
Country, Bridgeport |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0017 |
Lawton, [Shower, Baths, Rebel
and Son Photographers, townsite [sic] and Indian Photos] |
1--5x6 in., B&W |
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.9.0018 |
Lawton, [Lemps Budweiser
and Pabst Bottle Beer bar] |
1--5x6 in., B&W |
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.9.0019 |
Lawton, 6 1/2, [The Owl Drugstore] |
1--5x6 in., B&W |
| 037/033 |
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Maps, Oklahoma, 1856-1957
[21] |
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2000.005.
9.0020 |
[Seal of Oklahoma] |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0021 |
[Oklahoma 50th Anniversary
Celebration, 1907-1957 seal] |
1--6x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0022 |
Originally the shaded area
on the map was designed to separate so-called civilized
Indians from the 'scalpers,' both types were being moved
unwillingly into the Indian Territory, now Oklahoma, all
of which once was reserved for them 'as long as grass grows
and water flows.' Whites moved into the shaded area, which
was unoccupied and cattlemen from Texas also built semi-permanent
housing facilities, and grazed the land roundabout, enroute
to the rail heads in Kansas. |
1--4.5x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0023 |
[Oklahoma county outline
map] |
1--7x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0024 |
Double page spread inside
back cover. 4 EI.09. 2, vii |
1--7x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0025 |
Map of The Indian Territory
1856-1866, R15 |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0026 |
Plat of Ripley, Oklahoma |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0027 |
Map of The Indian Territory
1856-1866, 3. E 1.06 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0028 |
[Trails] |
2--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0029 |
[Trails] |
2--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0030 |
Oklahoma Tribal Resettlement
Locations |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0031 |
A New Map of Nebraska, Kansas,
New Mexico and Indian Territory. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0032 |
A New Map of Nebraska, Kansas,
New Mexico and Indian Territory. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0033 |
Indian Territory |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0034 |
Indian Territory |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0035 |
[Map of Tribal lands, Oklahoma
Territory and Cherokee Outlet] |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0036 |
[Panhandle & Beaver City]
White Horse Lake |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0037 |
[Arkansas River] White Horse
Lake |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0038 |
Map shewing [sic] the Seat
of War in the Southern States |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0039 |
Payne County today. 1. A
later photograph of Payne county shows it rode out the storm. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| 037/034 |
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Marshalls, ca. 1895 [3] |
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2000.005.
9.0040 |
Posse to search for Outlaws |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0041 |
Cherokee Strip Shootout [story
on back of photograph] Kansas City Times, Dec. 28, 1895,
R. C. is sending. LB 43542. "B" Gunfighters - Section 3,
Spread 11. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0042 |
Wild shot kills a cow. "C"
Gunfighters. Section 3. Spread 11. LB 43542. 3. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| 037/035 |
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Massacre at Wild Horse
Lake, 1888 [3] |
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2000.005.
9.0043 |
A late map of the area still
shows Hugoton, with Wild Horse Lake across the state line
to the southwest. Woodsdale has become Wood. The town of
Voorhees was in the approximate vicinity of the present
village of Niagara. The word 'Texas' in the lower portion
of this map is the name of a county in the Panhandle of
Oklahoma. Guymon is the county seat. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0044 |
The Massacre at Wild Horse
Lake, Neutral Strip |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0045 |
The Massacre at Wild Horse
Lake, Neutral Strip, A photographer also made the trip to
Wild Horse lake, and returned with the above photograph |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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| 037/036 |
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McGinty, Billy, n.d. [8] |
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2000.005.
9.0046 |
[Billy McGinty, single portrait
standing] |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0047 |
[portrait of male and female
standing] |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0048 |
[portrait of Billy McGinty
and female standing] |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0049 |
[Billy McGinty standing next
to horse] |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0050 |
[Billy McGinty, single close-up
portrait] |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0051 |
[Billy McGinty on horseback]
LB 39248 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0052 |
Billy McGinty, Rough Rider |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0053 |
All I ever need is aspirin.
12. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| 037/037 |
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Newspapers (Stillwater,
O.T.), 1893-1908 [4] |
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2000.005.
9.0054 |
[Stillwater street] |
1--4x4.5 in., B&W |
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.9.0055 |
[Stillwater Newspaper Banners
reproduced] |
1--6x6 in., B&W |
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.9.0056 |
[Stillwater Newspaper Banners
reproduced] |
1--6x7.5 in., B&W |
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.9.0057 |
[Stillwater Newspaper Banners
reproduced] |
1--6x8.5 in., B&W |
| 037/038 |
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OSU History, n.d. |
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2000.005.
9.0058 |
Bob McKosky, OSU, Head of
Music Department |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| 037/039 |
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Outlaws & Posse, ca. 1895
[13] |
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2000.005.
9.0059 |
Marshalls [sic] for Payne
County. Names over. 1. J.M. Poulon, Deputy; 2. T. A. Henry,
under sheriff; 3. M. F. Lake, sheriff; 4. C. F. Duggen,
Deputy; 5. Chas. Noon, Deputy; 6. W. P. Patten, Deputy;
7. W. C. Horton, Deputy; 8. John Crismon, Deputy. A. Frank
Cantor. Marshalls-for Payne co. HO. Stillwater |
1--5x8 in., cabinet card,
B&W |
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.9.0060 |
Shootout Blackwell, Outlaw
probe try |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0061 |
Ben Cravens, outlaw. E Gunfighters.
Section 3, Spread 11, LB 43542. 5. |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0062 |
Bill Doolin |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0063 |
Wyatt, 55. Act. LB 43542 |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0064 |
Daltons at Coffeyville |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0065 |
This is Bill Doolin in an
unwilling pose. His home town also changed its ways at approximately
the same time. Swearengern. 6. 8. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0066 |
Doolin. LB 221 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0067 |
Loyal Doolin men. These dead
outlaws, who worked as cowboys with Bill Dollin on the Bar
X Bar ranch in Indian Territory, were loyal unto death.
They were, left to right: Charley Pearce and 'Bittercreek'
Newcomb. They were killed in an ambush near the village
of Ingalls, I. T. in 1895. A Gunfighters. pgs. 224-225.
Dunn Ranch. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0068 |
Tulsa Jack Blake |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0069 |
Shootout-Blackwell |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0070 |
Dick Clifton, outlaw, Dynamite
Dick. "D" Gunfighters, Section 3, Spread 11. #7, LB 221H7.
LB 43542. 90 seconds exp. 8 seconds flash. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0071 |
Posse [sic] that got outlaw
Dynamite Dick |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| 037/040 |
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Pawnee Bill, Otto Gray,
Billy McGinty, 1887-1930s [22] |
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2000.005
.16.158 |
"Pawnee Bill" Pawnee Okla.,
Trading Post, Oklahoma City. R19. 1 7/8. 3x3 circle |
1--3.5x5 in., postcard, B&W |
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2000.005
.16.159 |
[Pawnee Bill and woman standing] |
1--3.5x5 in., postcard, B&W |
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2000.005
.16.160 |
Pawnee Bill and Buffalo Bill.
Buffalo Ranch. R19. 1 7/8. 3x3 circle |
1--3.5x5 in., postcard, B&W |
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2000.005
.16.161 |
"Pawnee" Bill and Buffalo
Bill about 1887 |
1--3.5x5 in., postcard, B&W |
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.9.0072 |
[Buffalo Ranch entrance] |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0073 |
[Pawnee Bill's old town advertising
truck] |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0074 |
[Pawnee ranch buildings] |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0075 |
"Blue Hawk Peak" Pawnee -
Pawnee Bill's Home, Okla. |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0076 |
Pawnee Bill's Old Town, 14. |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0077 |
Cabins - Pawnee Bill's Old
Town, 9. Pawnee bill's Old Town was considered worth a picture
because of the unique housing there. |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0078 |
Pawnee Bill's Oldtown, 10.
A lodge of large proportions, considering the building material
used, was worth preserving in a picture. |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0079 |
Pawnee |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0080 |
[Stagecoach on Pawnee Bill's
ranch] |
1--6x9 in., B&W |
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.9.0081 |
[Pawnee Bill's ranch, 8] |
1--5x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0082 |
[Pawnee Bill's Indian Trading
Post] 25 |
1--6x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0083 |
Pawnee Bill's Old Town, 1. |
1--6x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0084 |
Pawnee Bill ranch. Cow power
did not share the joys of the drivers- shade and chow. Pawnee.
58-C |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0085 |
At Pawnee Bill's Old Town,
10. May 3rd, 1930. There was even a stage coach, and a banker
to ride 'shot gun,' as well as more outriders than needed,
as a few old timers demonstrated the days that were to interested
spectators. Pawnee Bill himself does the steering. Pawnee.
LB30494. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0086 |
At Pawnee Bill's Old Town,
10. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0087 |
Old Town Pawnee |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0088 |
Pawnee Old Town |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0089 |
[Pawnee Bill] [Autographed]
To my friend ---ours The friend of all Wild Games. LW Lillie
"Pawnee Bill" |
1--8x10 in., B&W, card |
| 037/041 |
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Pioneer Tales, n.d. |
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2000.005
.9.0090 |
J. N. Jerome |
1--4x5 in., B&W |
| 037/042 |
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Ponca City, 1893-ca. 1970s
[3] |
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2000.005
.9.0091 |
[Pioneer Woman statue] |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0092 |
Ponca City Cyclone, 4/25/1912/Drake.
Tornado. Date 4/24/12. Photographer W. A. Drake, Ponca City,
Type of original - negative. OA12689. No. 19. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0093 |
Ponca City, O.K. Two weeks
Old. #153. A. A. Forbes, Photo. 1893 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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| 037/043 |
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Ripley, Ok., 1900-1909
[8] |
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2000.005
.9.0094 |
Plat of Ripley, Oklahoma |
1--5x6.5 in., B&W |
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.9.0095 |
Ripley, Ok. |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0096 |
Ripley restaurant 1900 |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0097 |
Bluff Drive. R4. Bridge in
the distanc. [sic] Ripley, Okla. |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0098 |
Ripley [Ferris wheel] |
1--6x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0099 |
Ripley Trading Company [street
scene] |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0100 |
Dave Lewis, second from left,
operated this blacksmith shop at Mehan before the automobile
appeared. He was a long-time county leader. I. Mehan X. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0101 |
Ripley, Oklahoma, March 2,
1909. Swinging bridge. Ripley bridge. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| 037/044 |
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Schools, 1892-1909 [32] |
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2000.005
.9.0102 |
Alcott building where Sr.
High---l's now- sou-LA. |
1--4x6 in., B&W |
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.9.0103 |
Alcott-Horace Mann Stillwater.
87 R83. 7. |
1--4.5x8 in., B&W |
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.9.0104 |
City Hall in early days.
Stillwater school-Main & 3d. [sic] |
1--4x9.5 in., B&W |
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.9.0105 |
Jefferson. 1902. Highlite
Drop. 83 Act. 3 |
1--7x9 in., B&W |
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.9.0106 |
Teachers' Institute. 78 R76 |
1--6.5x9 in., B&W |
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.9.0107 |
[Teachers' Institute] |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0108 |
Taken in Wantland Studio,
Stillwater, Ok. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0109 |
[teachers and students outside
Alcott school, N. D.] 374 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0110 |
Alcott, 1896, 5x6, school's
out. P2. 46. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0111 |
Ingalls |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0112 |
Public Schools of Oklahoma
Diploma, Payne County [letterhead photograph] |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0113 |
Paradise, 1895 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0114 |
Ingalls, 1899, Council Bluff.
Council Valley school. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0115 |
Mehan. X. Church of First
Born leaving Mehan. 3) An unusual exodus from Mehan took
this crowd to Colorado where their unusual faith was better
understood. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0116 |
North Star, 1900, 4th from
left front row - Ralph Young (Y of T.G. & Y.). C. F. Mr.
Rogers - Mrs. Bess Hulls father - Teacher LA |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0117 |
Perkins SS class. Log house
1/2 E. Perkins. John Van Grethansen, teacher. Crude as it
was the Perkins school building filled many needs. It housed
a Sunday School class, taught by John VanGrethousen. It
was one-half mile east of Perkins. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0118 |
Lincoln. 85 R. 82. 5. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0119 |
[Lincoln school] 84 R.72.
4 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0120 |
[unidentified log cabin school]
1892 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0121 |
Ingalls school, VIIII. 4 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0122 |
Possum Trot school actually
was named Mound Valley, but for reasons now unknown it is
best remembered otherwise. 1898. Chapter 28 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0123 |
Possum Trot 1895 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0124 |
Possum Trot 1895 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0125 |
Rural school. 1895 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0126 |
Sooner Valley |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0127 |
Bend Dist. 23, 1894 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0128 |
Dist. 73. 1908 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0129 |
North Star School. Front
row, fourth from left: Young of TG&Y. 129 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0130 |
N. Star school. 129 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0131 |
Dist. 13. Hardscrabble |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0132 |
Hardscrabble, 1895 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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.9.0133 |
Lincoln School |
1--6x8.5 in., B&W mounted |
| 037/045 |
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Stillwater, Ok., n.d.
[5] |
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2000.005
.9.0134 |
[Photograph of newspaper
clipping, First Store in Panhandle, Swiler Brother] |
1--5x5 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0135 |
[Photograph of newspaper
clipping, The First Dry Goods Store in Payne County, A.
W. Swoope & Son] |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0136 |
[Photograph of city directory
listing] City Directory. 49 |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0137 |
[Photograph of city directory
listing] |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0138 |
[Photograph of city directory
listing] |
1--5x8 in., B&W |
| 037/046 |
|
Small Towns: Ingalls,
Perkins, Glencoe, Yale, Cushing, 1889-1911 [61] |
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2000.005
.9.0139 |
Drumright Camp, Cushing Oil
Fields. Cushing, Oklahoma |
1--4x6 in., B&W |
| |
.16.0166 |
A Pioneer Residence, 1892,
Cloud Chief, Okla. Ter. Ira J. Smith, Cordell, Okla. |
1--3.5x5 in., postcard, B&W |
| |
.9.0140 |
Harrison Ave., Cushing Okla. |
1--3x5 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0141 |
[unidentified town street] |
1--4x4.5 in., B&W |
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.9.0142 |
Mehan. |
1--4x7 in., B&W |
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.9.0143 |
[Church
of
First
Born
leaving
for
Colorado
on
train]
Mehan |
1--4x7 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0144 |
Cushing Oil Days |
1--4x6 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0145 |
Cushing |
1--4x6.5 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0146 |
Thompson Hotel, Cushing,
Okla. Cushing. 4. |
1--4.5x7 in., B&W |
| |
.16.0167 |
Cloud Chief, Oklahoma. Cotton
Gin. 1897 |
1--3.5x5 in., postcard, B&W |
| |
.9.0147 |
Ingalls
church,
Council
Bluff
near
Ingalls,
Council
Bluff
school. |
1--4.5x7 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0148 |
Mehan |
1--4x6.5 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0149 |
Main St. Lisbon, Ok. June
4th. 263. Lisbon - 1889 - now Kingfisher |
1--6x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0150 |
Lisbon - later Kingfisher.
Chapter I. 3) Lisbon, later Kingfisher, was to get the penitentiary
and a delegate to Congress. 3. |
1--7.5x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0151 |
Morrison (Mrs. W. B. Murphy)
Wantland. S-23 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0152 |
Ripley |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0153 |
Fairfax. Sept, 25, 1909 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0154 |
Fairfax. 1912. A. Pg 4. 502
Orbit. "The First Motels" NG. South West |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0155 |
The barely legible sign at
the top of a building at the right of the picture reads
"Ripley Trading Company." 13. XVI. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0156 |
Vinco, Ok Nov. This railroad
stop was named South Perkins, then Main, and finally Vinco,
which means "I conquer." It is gone now. Chapter XVII. 15. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0157 |
Perkins. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0158 |
Glencoe. Special events helped
Glencoe attract new residents as well as visitors. Glencoe
parade. Chapter V. 6. 1. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0159 |
Public School, Glencoe, Okla. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0160 |
Glencoe public school, Glencoe,
Okla. Post Office-lower |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0161 |
Stage Station bet. Guthrie
& Kingfisher. June 4th. 271. 1889 - week after opening.
528. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0162 |
Ingalls VIII. 3- Ingalls
Main Street looks calm enough here, but this picture was
taken after the town shed its bad reputation. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0163 |
3) A river away from a railroad
forced Perkins to establish a freight line for supplies.
XV. 3 |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0164 |
Sooner Valley 1899. 3. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0165 |
Murray's Saloon Ingalls Oklahoma.
Chapter VIII Ingalls (Four pix) 1) Murray's Saloon supposedly
was the gathering place where outlaws planned their sorties |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0166 |
Murray's Saloon Ingalls Oklahoma.
|
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0167 |
Murray's Saloon Ingalls Oklahoma.
|
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0168 |
Murray's Saloon Ingalls Oklahoma.
|
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0169 |
Perkins. C pg. 4 502 Orbit
"The First Motels" 41. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0170 |
Perkins anniversary celebration.
Chief Frank a speaker. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0171 |
Main Street Perkins. CV.
Like all new towns of Payne county Perkins continued a routine
of extra curricular activities, such as parades, to keep
enthusiasm at a ligh [sic] level. 12. 1. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0172 |
Cotton pickers weighing near
Perkins |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0173 |
Perkins was in "Cotton country."
XV 2) Cotton was king in Perkins from the day it appeared
on the map. The fertile river bottom land was an oasis for
all crops. 2. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0174 |
Vangrethausen with Sunday
School class , Perkins photographer. Perkins had a good
photographer in the early days, Vangrethousen, but if he
took any pictures of turnips they have not survived. He
is pictured here with his Sunday School class. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0175 |
Ingalls |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0176 |
Birds-eye view, Yale, Okla.
Photo by Jackson. Chapter DI. Yale (2 pix) 1) The photographer
called this a bird's eye of Yale, but it must have been
a gooney bird. The oil boom has hit. 16. 1. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0177 |
Main Street Yale Okla. Photo
by Rising. XIX. 2) Yale's Main Street was a busy place,
even before the invasion of oil and the automobile. 2. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0178 |
Main Street Yale Okla. 1911
Photo by Canfield [?] Man to go. Peerless Bokey. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0179 |
Ingalls livery barn, Ingalls. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0180 |
Ingalls [saloon] |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0181 |
Ingalls [saloon] |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0182 |
Kiefer. Keifer oil town near
Tulsa. Railroads determined the future of many towns in
Payne county. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0183 |
Woman - third from left -
Glennie Settle, Printer & Lino. Operator. Chapter VI. These
ladies are in the Goodnight waiting room to catch a train. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0184 |
Perkins [Payne County Bank] |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0185 |
Wharton |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0186 |
Fairfax |
1--5x7 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0187 |
Grand Theatre, Cushing Okla. |
1--5x7.5 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0188 |
Perkins livery Barn |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0189 |
Scene near Fairfax, Okla.
Fairfax. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0190 |
Near Fairfax, Okla. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0191 |
South Perkins |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0192 |
Cushing, 1900. Chapter IV.
2) In 1900 there was hope for a railroad and cushing started
to expand. Here is Main Street at that time. 2. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0193 |
S-30. [Unidentified farm] |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0194 |
Cushing Main St. 1897. IV.
1. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0195 |
Mehan. X. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0196 |
Glencoe. Chapter V. 1. S-26.
Chapter V (two pix) 2) Glencoe is not a romantic Scottish
name, but it is on a railroad, and survived when other towns
roundabout disappeared. |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
| |
.9.0197 |
Clayton |
1--8x10 in., B&W |
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