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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
3: Advertising Cards, 1893-ca. 1930s |
| BOX/FOLDER# |
FOLDER TITLE/DESCRIPTION |
| 040/011 |
Advertising cards |
| FF2/D02 |
Advertising poster, Round
Oak Stoves, ca. 1900 |
| 068/001 |
Advertising flyer, "W. A.
Hawkins, Sea Shells, Marine Curios, Shell Souvenirs," ca.
1910s |
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| Series
4: Clippings and Notes, 1878-1983 |
| BOX/FOLDER# |
FOLDER TITLE/DESCRIPTION |
| 038/007 |
"The History of Oklahoma
in Pictures," 1928-1929 |
| 040/012 |
1893-1983 |
| 040/013 |
Negative
Clippings
&
Notes,
1944,
1950,
n.d. |
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"Marena Store Had Bargains."
Marena Payne Co. Ghost Town 1 neg.[clipping] [Refer to negative
2000.005.7.005] |
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Hastings, Annie L. No. 15176,
Missionary Pioneer. Richard Lee Lawyer. [Note] [Refer to
negative 2000.005.7.0250A-E] |
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Reimy, Ralph. No. 13675.
Merchant and wife. [Photographer photo call number card]
[Refer to negative 2000.005.7.0267A&B] |
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W. L. Blizzard, Dean with
bull. No. 11889. Hamar, George (Dean W. L. Blizzard) Dean
of Agri. Look up Dean W. L. Blizzard, April 1950. Mailed
to Springfield Mo. George Hamar. Roy Burley 1480 Ex.-59
called. Bull #11889. [Refer to negative 2000.005.7.0279A-E] |
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Easter 1900. Apri. 7. OSU
Co-eds. Print (newspaper) with names. Hester Thatcher, Nettie
Cook, Ollie Hillerman, Merle Oschman, Louise Eyler, Dora
Nevin, Jessie Thatcher, Minnie Davis, Erma Nevin, Dilla
Hanner.[clipping with typed note] [Refer to negative 2000.005.7.0410] |
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"More Early Beauties," OSU
No. 798. Martha Duck, Hester Thatcher, Lottie Austin, Nettie
Cooke. [clipping] [Refer to negative 2000.005.7.0409] |
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OSU. Baker, Ellis. Dean engineering.
[photo order form] [Refer to negative 2000.005.7.098A-D] |
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Schools, Payne Co. Alcott
School 1896. Stillwater. Spring 1901. Refer to typed page.
[Typed list of Alcott photograph] [Refer to negative 2000.005.7.0519] |
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Stillwater girls band. [typed
name list] [Refer to negative 2000.005.7.0618] |
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Rain in Stillwater. 3 negs.
Fine. 20 minutes. Stop F 16. Dark rainy night in October.
Results-Good. [handwritten note on extra sleeve][Refer to
negative 2000.005.8.0691A-C] |
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Old Cars. Students. 1930
No. 396. Mrs. John Olary, 218 S. Stallard St., Stillwater
OK. 74074. Robert C. for the book. The nicest thing I can
think of, on page 161 in car drivers seat is my son as a
teenager and full of fun. So many places of memories to
me. Thanks again. Golda O'lary. [Thank you card and envelope]
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German propaganda used during
war. Will you ever hear her sweat [sic] voice again? You
dear ones, your wife and children are looking on! [2 photocopies
of propaganda bulletins] [Refer to 2000.005.7.0497 & .0644] |
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"They Had Gittars Then Too."
Portrait Group. O. 672. They Had Gittars Then Too-This could
not possibly be a protest group, although there is a guitar
in the picture. These are a few of the earliest students.
They are, standing: Hartman, Tom, 98; Cora Miltmore, 98;
Norric Gilbert, 98; Willa Adams, 99; George Bowers, 97;
and Minnie Dysart, 99; Seated: Earl Myers, 99 and Jessie
Thatcher, 97. Myers was a transfer student, and spent only
his last college year here. Jessie Thatcher had the honor
of being the first woman graduate of the college. [Refer
to negative 2000.005.7.0492] |
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"Why die for Stalin? Here
Lies Sam Doodle." Leaflets Dropped by the Nazis in the American
Lines in Normandy. August 1944. [1 photocopy and original]
[Refer to negative 2000.005.7.005.7.0497 & .0644] |
| 040/014 |
Oil, Payne County, 1938-1961 |
| 040/015 |
Oil by Robert E. Cunningham,
1965-1970 |
| 040/016 |
Oil Story, 1925-1975 |
| 040/017 |
Photograph
clippings
&
notes,
1878-1988,
n.d. |
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[advertising flyer, Wantland's
Art Studio, ca. 1900] [Refer 2000.005.9.1469] |
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"Harvest Carnival Held at
Cushing in 1894," May 21, 1926, Daily Oklahoman [clipping]
[Refer to 2000.005.9.0935] |
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"Picture of 14 Day old Oklahoma
City wins a Prize," Jan. 16, 1939, Daily Oklahoman
[clipping] [Refer to 2000.005.9.1693] |
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"Pioneer Payne Resident Dies,"
n. d. [Wantland obituary clipping] [Refer to 2000.005.9.1555] |
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"Rites for 114 year
old Chief held near Perkins," 1956 [clipping, obituary of
Chief Big Bear Two Hands] [Refer to 2000.005.9.0787] |
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unidentified magazine, n.d.
[clipping, Oklahoma A & M 1905 football team, unidentified
male group& unidentified man] [Refer to 2000.005.9.1400] |
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unidentified magazine, n.d.
[clipping] [Refer to 2000.005.9.1547] |
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"Old Central,"
[transparency] & Letter, May 18, 1988, Reader's Digest
[Refer to 2000.005.9.1441] |
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[photocopy of portrait photograph,
ca. 1900] [Refer to 2000.005.9.1494] |
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"Portrait of Henry Watland"
[sic], 1878 [photocopy] [Refer to 2000.005.9.1505] |
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Stillwater News Press,
June 23, 1976 [photocopy, Payne Co. Bank, Stillwater State
Bank, Farmers & Merchants Bank] [Refer to 2000.005.9.1804] |
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[Transparency, Untitled,
n.d.] [Refer to 2000.005.9.1692] |
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"Mud To Stimulate Work,"
Oct. 3, 1926, Daily Oklahoman [clipping] [Refer to
2000.005.9.1139] |
| 075/001 |
Daily Oklahoman, 1964
[clipping] |
| 075/002 |
"No Water, He Traded Claim
in Strip for Snort of Rum," 1936 [clipping] |
| 075/003 |
"Orbit,"Daily Oklahoman,
1960 [clipping] |
| 075/004 |
"Orbit," Daily Oklahoman,
1961 [clipping] |
| 075/005 |
"Orbit," Daily Oklahoman,
1964-1967, 1976 [clipping] |
| 075/006 |
Stillwater News-Press,
1944 [clipping] |
| 075/007 |
Stillwater News-Press,
1962 [clipping] |
| 075/008 |
Stillwater News-Press,
1963 [clipping] |
| 075/009 |
Stillwater News-Press,
1964 [clipping] |
| 075/010 |
Stillwater News-Press,
1965 [clipping] |
| 075/011 |
Stillwater News-Press,
1966 [clipping] |
| 075/012 |
Stillwater News-Press,
1967 [clipping] |
| 075/013 |
Stillwater News-Press,
1968 [clipping] |
| 075/014 |
Stillwater News-Press,
1969 [clipping] |
| 075/015 |
Stillwater News-Press, 1970
[clipping] |
| 075/016 |
Stillwater News-Press, 1971
[clipping] |
| 076/001 |
Stillwater News-Press, 1972
[clipping] |
| 076/002 |
Stillwater News-Press, 1974
[clipping] |
| 076/003 |
Tulsa World, 1955 [clipping] |
| 076/004 |
Tulsa Sunday World Magazine,
1957 [clipping] |
| 076/005 |
Misc., 1929, 1939 & n. d.
[clipping] |
| 074/002 |
White Horse Lake Massacre,
1898 [clipping] |
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| Series
5: Journals,1889 |
| BOX/FOLDER# |
FOLDER TITLE/DESCRIPTION |
| 038/008 |
City of Guthrie Charter,
1889 |
| 045/001 |
Ledger, Guthrie, 1889 |
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| Series
6: Magazines, 1891-1968 |
| BOX/FOLDER# |
FOLDER TITLE/DESCRIPTION |
| 041/001 |
Magazines, 1891-1902 |
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Cosmopolitan, 1891
Oct., "The Massacre of the Peace Commissioners;" Cosmopolitan,
1898 Jan. "In the World of Art and Letters;" Frank Leslie's
Popular Monthly, 1901, Oct., Vol. LI, No. 6, "The Texas
Rangers: The Most Efficient Police Force in the World;"
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly, 1902, Nov., Vol.
LV No1, "The Greatest Fur Company of the World;" Midland
Monthly, 1897 Sept. "Chief Black Hawk;" Midland Monthly,
1899, Feb. "The First Continental Congress of North American
Indians;" Munseys, 1901, Oct. "Making the Warrior
a Worker." |
| 041/002 |
The Beacon, 1957 |
| 041/003 |
College Mirror, Oklahoma
A & M, 1896 |
| 041/004 |
The College Paper,
1899 |
| 041/005 |
The Daily Bang, 1929 |
| 041/006 |
I Was a Share Cropper,
ca. 1940s |
| 074/003 |
Life, 1971 |
| 074/005 |
The Mirror, 1897 |
| 045/002 |
The National Spectator,
1926 |
| 041/007 |
The Normal Philomath,
1897 |
| 041/008 |
The Oklahoma A & M College
Magazine, 1952-1957 |
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| Series
7: Newspapers, 1893-1917 |
| BOX/FOLDER# |
FOLDER TITLE/DESCRIPTION |
| 076/006 |
The Citizen, Taloga,
D County, Oklahoma, 26 May 1893, Vol. 2, Number 1 |
| 076/007 |
The Cleveland American,
Cleveland, Oklahoma, 20 May 1965 |
| 076/008 |
The Daily Gazette,
Stillwater, Oklahoma, 3 June 1898, Vol. 1, Number 113 &
5 June 1898, Vol. 1, Number 115 |
| 076/009 |
The Daily Press, Stillwater,
Oklahoma, 10 May 1915, Vol. 5, Number 174; 24 August 1917,
Vol. 8, Number 231 |
| 076/010 |
Home Field and Forum,
Guthrie, Oklahoma, December 1893, Vol. 1, Number 12; February
1894, Vol. 2, Number 2 |
| 076/011 |
Mekeel's Weekly Stamp
News, St. Louis, Missouri, 15 April 1897, Vol. IX, Number
15, Whole Number 328 |
| 076/012 |
The Morning Sentinel,
Perry, Oklahoma, 18 October 1893, Vol. 1, Number 8; 18 February
1894, Vol. 1, Number 112 |
| 076/013 |
Oklahoma Farmer, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, 25 November 1893, Vol. 1, Number V |
| 076/014 |
Oklahoma Review, Enid,
Oklahoma, 15 August 1897, Vol. 1, Number 1 |
| 076/015 |
Oklahoma Neuigkeiten,
Perry, Oklahoma, 10 March 1904, Vol. 2, Number 47 |
| 076/016 |
The Perry Democrat,
Perry, Oklahoma, 29 October 1897, Vol. V, Number 1; 31 December
1897, Vol. V, Number 10 |
| 076/017 |
The Perry Republican,
Perry, Oklahoma, 8 February 1912, Vol. IVIII, Number 5 |
| 076/018 |
St. Louis Republic,
St. Louis, Missouri, 4 March 1898, Vol. LXXXI, Number 214500 |
| 076/019 |
The Stillwater Democrat,
Stillwater, Oklahoma, 20 October 1898, Vol. 10, Number 31 |
| 076/020 |
Stillwater Gazette,
5 June 1908, Vol. XIX, Number 25 |
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| Series
8: Notebooks, 1890, n.d. |
| BOX/FOLDER# |
FOLDER TITLE/DESCRIPTION |
| 038/003 |
Election Poll Book, O.T.,
1st Precinct, 6th county, 1890 |
| 041/009 |
Notebooks,
folder
1,
n.d. |
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#01, n. d. |
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#02, n. d. |
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#03, n. d. |
| 041/010 |
Notebooks,
folder
2,
n.d. |
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#01,
n.d. |
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#02,
n.d. |
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#03,
n.d. |
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#04,
n.d. |
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