Robert E. Cunningham Oklahoma History Collection
Creator: Robert E. Cunningham
Dates: 1856-1997 boxes
Quantity: 34 feet 7 inches
Accession: 2000.005
Abstract
Cunningham, photograph collector and Stillwater photographer, chronicled the development of Oklahoma through his historical acquisitions and personal photographs. Cunningham’s collection records Oklahoma’s development from 1883 through the 21st century. The collection contains an extensive assemblage of negatives, photographs, documents and other archival materials.
Biography
Born in 1906, Cunningham moved to Stillwater, Oklahoma in 1923, when he enrolled as a freshman at Oklahoma A & M College, now Oklahoma State University. While living in Stillwater, he worked for Smith’s Studio, a local photographic studio detailing the development of A & M College and Stillwater. Leaving college for a five-year period, Cunningham edited the newspapers at Geary and Hinton, and worked as an assistant pressman for Lakeside Press in Chicago, Illinois. He returned to A & M and finished his college career by earning Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees in 1931 and 1932. After serving in both World War II’s European and Pacific theaters from 1942 to 1946, Cunningham returned to Stillwater, where he operated a photoengraving business, Stillwater Engraving Company.
He was an avid collector, meticulous researcher, and prodigious writer. Among the books he wrote were 50 Years Of Oklahoma A & M, Indian Territory: A Frontier Photographic Record, and Trial By Mob, all published in 1957; Stillwater, Where Oklahoma Began, 1969; Perry: Pride Of The Prairie, 1973; and Stillwater Through The Years, 1974. He also worked for the Stillwater News-Press and wrote articles for Daily Oklahoman Sunday Supplement on Oklahoma history and early settlements. Cunningham died in 1991.
Scope & Content Note
This collection contains photographs and negatives taken by W. S. Prettyman, Andrew Alexander Forbes, G. B. Cornish, I. H. Bonsall, D. S. Mitchell, and C. P. Wickmiller. The largest portion of the collection consists of more than 500 images produced by Stillwater, Oklahoma frontier photographer Henry Madison Wantland. Born in Springfield, Illinois on April 4, 1864, Wantland moved from Eureka, Kansas, to Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory in 1891 with his wife and children. Wantland bought W. A. Flower’s Stillwater photographic studio in 1897 and called it The Peoples Photo Studio and later, Wantland’s Art Studio, despite his lack of experience with photography. For the next 20 years Wantland made hundreds of exposures on glass plates of men, women, and children of Stillwater and produced cabinet cards that he sold at $1.50 per dozen. Wantland’s business declined after his divorce in 1909, and he eventually ended it to sell furniture. He died in 1953 at the age of 88, and Cunningham acquired his collection of glass plate negatives at an estate auction 35 years later.
Another photographer featured in the collection is Vince Dillon. Stillwater pharmacist, hunter and amateur photographer, Dillon befriended many Native Americans to document life on the plains during the early 1900s. His images record life on the 101 Ranch, Bliss, Oklahoma, and Native American chiefs and tribal life within Oklahoma.
Some of the most prolific frontier photographers within the collection are C. P. Wickmiller, D. S. Mitchell, Andrew Alexander Forbes, W. S. Prettyman, and I. H. Bonsall. Seven original Wickmiller prints provide a photographic record of Captain David L. Payne, Captain William L. Couch and the “Boomers” entering and leaving Indian Territory in 1883. I. H. Bonsall, apprentice under Mathew B. Brady, recorded 1860s Civil War portraits, structures and cities. In the 1870s he traveled to Arkansas City, Kansas and photographed Couch and Payne parties before departing for Oklahoma Territory. D. S. Mitchell recorded the 1889 land run and growth of Guthrie, Oklahoma. Of the most famous and widely duplicated historical photographs in the collection are Prettyman’s (1858-1932) and Forbes’ images of the 1893 Cherokee Strip opening. Other Oklahoma historical subjects within his collection document Guthrie, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University (A & M College), Oklahoma homesteading, and oil drilling within the state.
Historically significant records within the collection include the Guthrie, Oklahoma Charter Convention Meeting Minutes ledger (June 7, 1889-July 8, 1889), the transcribed diary of Simon Peter Duck, (October 22, 1861- March 27, 1865), Civil War veteran of the Fourth Iowa regiment, letters from artist Augusta C. Metcalfe to Cunningham’s Stillwater Engraving Co. (1958-1961), and pendants from A & M College, and 101 Ranch. Additional files contain clippings from Cunningham’s Stillwater New-Press, newspaper articles, manuscripts, and research notes.
Series 1: Subject Files, 1890-1984
Includes a 1917 A & M College, Stillwater, Oklahoma, Commencement Week Program listing all 1917 graduates, 1949-1950 student handbook, 1928 Kloran or Ritual of The Women of the Ku Klux Klan official publication outlining the creed and ceremonies [39/22], a 1892 dedication service program from the First M.E. Church, Stillwater, Women’s Christian Temperance Union [39/22], First District Convention, 1st Methodist Church, Stillwater, 1892 flyer, and dance card from the Masque Ball, Tecumseh Dancing Club, November 28, 1894 [39/22].
Series 2: Photographs, 1856 – ca. 1970s
Contain sub-series Dry Plate Negatives [glass plate negatives and lantern slides,] Nitrate & Safety Negatives, Cabinet Cards, Photographic Prints, Ferrotype, and Stereoscopic Cards; each sub-series has been detailed below. Individual photograph and negative information can be accessed on the Research Center’s in-house database. No published container list exsists for this series except for the first 367 photographs found within the subject files.
Dry Plate Negatives:
Boxes 01-33; Location: 085-095
The collection of Dry Plate Negatives under Series 2: Photographs, dated 1893-1918, consist of glass plate negatives and lantern slides. Individual dry plate negatives can only be accessed on the Research Center’s in-house database; at this time, no published dry plate negative container list exists. Catalog numbers 2000.005.2.0001 – 2000.005.2.0352, 2000.005.3.0001 – 2000.005.3.1011, 2000.005.4.001 – 2000.005.2.140, and 2000.005.5.01 – 2000.005.5.65 reference glass plate negatives. Catalog numbers 2000.005.6.01 – 2000.005.6.061 refers to the Series’ lantern slides. Dry Plate Negative photographers include pioneer photographers I. H. Bonsall, G. B. Cornish, De Goff, Vince Dillon, A. A. Forbes, and Professor L. A Holmes, D. S. Mitchell, G. W. Parsons, William S. Prettyman, J. C. Van Griethuysen, and Henry Madison Wantland. The majority of the collection is Henry M. Wantland’s 1895-1918 glass plate studio portrait negatives originating from Stillwater, Oklahoma with the remaining collection created outside of Oklahoma. Professor L. A. Holmes glass plates’ originated in Brooklyn, Iowa, between 1898-1901, while Bonsall’s negatives were largely from Kansas. Another smaller group of glass plate negatives were an unidentified 1900s lecture slide series from Sears, Roebuck & Co. and 1893-1900 city series by an unknown photographer.
Nitrate Negatives:
Box 34; Location: 095, [2 x 3 & 4 x 7 inch negatives] 2000.005.8.001 – 2000.005.8.051, .094
Negatives reflect the years 1893-1940s on various subjects. Locations and events covered in the negatives include the development of Oklahoma towns Perkins, Perry, and Stillwater; Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College (Oklahoma State University); 1907 college athletic events and parades, Whittenberg Hospital, Stillwater; Yost Lake recreation; 1918 World War I War House dedication and draftees leaving for Camp Pike, Arkansas; 1923 Armistice; American Legion Hall dedication; Boomer Lake construction, Fireman Jim O’Leery’s and World War I military funeral of soldier Dawson, and a photograph of S. P. Duck’s Civil War diary. Individual nitrate negatives can only be accessed on the Research Center’s in-house database; at this time, no published nitrate negative container list exists.
Box 35; Location: 096, 2000.005.8.052 – 2000.005.8.093
Negatives in box 35 encompass negatives dated 1918-1940s. Contents within the box cover a variety of subject matters: 1937-1938 school students from Stillwater schools of Jefferson, Lincoln, Stillwater Junior High, and Stillwater High School; construction of the Ingalls memorial to dead Marshalls; 1938 County Fair displays; Oklahoma State University fraternities of the 1930s; Stillwater War Memorial dedication of 1935, Lake Blackwell construction; 1940s Stillwater show home of Miller, Bryan, McNutt & Beltz, and photograph negatives of Stillwater families Caldwell, Cleverdon, Gilbert, Hixson, Hoke, and Linsenmeyer.
Safety Negatives:
Location: Negative cabinet #3/ Drawers 4, 5 & 6.
Individual safety negatives can only be accessed on the Research Center’s in-house database; At this time, no published safety negative container list exists.
Drawer 4: [4 x 5 & 5 x 7 inch negatives] 2000.005 .7.0001 – 2000.005.7.0641
Drawer 5: [5 x 7 inch negatives] 2000.005.7.0642 – 2000.005.7.0650, 2000.005.7.0710 – 2000.005.7.0733, 2000.005.7.0735, .0736 & .0738
Drawer 6: [8 x 10 inch negatives] 2000.005.7.0651 – 2000.005.7.0709, 2000.005.7.0734, and 2000.005.7.0737
Cabinet Cards:
2000.005.17.0020 – 2000.005.17.0034 are described in the Series 2: Photograph series Container List and housed in box 37.
2000.005.17.0001 – 2000.005.17.0004 are described on the in-house data base and are four portraits ca. 1890s: Capt. Couch, Mrs. Cynthia Couch, Chief Washunga of the Pawnees, and a group of unidentified Native Americans. Individual cabinet cards 2000.005.17.0001 – 2000.005.17.0004 can only be accessed on the Research Center’s in-house database; at this time, no published container list exists on these four cabinet cards.
Photographs:
Photographs 2000.005.9.0001 – 2000.005.9.2384
These relate Oklahoma’s development from Indian Territory through the 1970s. Subject areas include Captain Payne & Couch Boomer, pre-land run, 1889 & 1893 land runs, the settlement of Guthrie, Perry, Stillwater, and towns throughout the territory, the establishment of Oklahoma State University through the 1950s, outlaws within Oklahoma, 101 Ranch of Bliss, Oklahoma, Indian encampments and life, oil fields of Glenn Pool, Sauk, & Paradise, “Cimarron” movie stills, and portrait photographs by photographer Henry Wantland.
2000.005.9.0001 – .0386 These photographs were processed separately and therefore, are described on the published Container List. The photographs are located in Box 37.
Location | Box | Title | Catalog # | |
101 | 54 | 101 Ranch, ca. 1910s-1930s, box | 2000.005.9.0368 – .0509 | |
101 | 55 | 101 Ranch, ca. 1910s-1930s, binder | 2000.005.9.0510 – .0592 | |
Couch, Capt., ca. 1880s, binder: | Cabinet cards: 2000.005.17.0002 & .0003 | |||
Photographs: 2000.005.9.0593 – .615 | ||||
Bonsall, ca. 1860s, loose | 2000.005.9.1027 & 2000.005.9.1028 | |||
101 | 56 | Guthrie, 1889-ca.1950s, binder | 2000.005.9.0616 – .0642 | |
Homesteads and Rural, ca. 1880s-1920s, box | 2000.005.9.0678 – .0755 | |||
102 | Indians, ca.1910s-1930s, binder | 2000.005.9.0756 – .0769 | ||
102 | 57 | Indians, ca. 1910s-1930s, binder | 2000.005.9.0770 – .0904 | |
58 | Indians, ca.1910s-1930s, box | Cabinet cards: 2000.005.17.0004 | ||
Photographs: 2000.005.9.0905 – .1003 | ||||
Cimarron Film Stills 1960, box | 2000.005.9.1004 – .1027 | |||
102 | 59 | Oil , ca. 1900s-1950s, loose | 2000.005.9.1062 – .1095 | |
(Original photographs of oil fields 1908-1912) | ||||
Oil, ca. 1910s-1939, envelope | 2000.005.9.1096 – .1139 | |||
102 | 60 | OSU, ca. 1890s-1970s, box | 2000.005.9.1140 – .1280 | |
103 | 61 | OSU, ca. 1890s -1970s, box | 2000.005.9.1281 – .1413 | |
103 | 62 | OSU, ca. 1890s-1970s, binder | 2000.005.9.1413 – .1440 | |
Payne & Couch, BOOMERS, ca. 1880s-1890s, box | 2000.005.9.1441 – .1468 | |||
1883, 7 Rare Prints, Capt. Payne & Boomers, box | 2000.005.9.1904 – .1910 | |||
Portraits, ca. 1880s-1920s, binder [Wantland] | 2000.005.9.1469 – .1559 | |||
103 | 63 | Portraits, ca. 1880s-1940s, box [Wantland] | 2000.005.9.1560 – .1692 | |
103 | 64 | Run 1889, binder | 2000.005.9.1693 – .1852 | |
104 | 65 | Run 1893, ca. 1890s, binder | 2000.005.9.1853 – .1898 | |
Run 1892, 1892, Folder | 2000.005.9.1899 – .1903 | |||
Stillwater, ca. 1890s, binder | 2000.005.9.1911 – .2012 | |||
104 | 66 | Stillwater, ca. 1890s, binder | 2000.005.9.2013 – .2083 | |
Stillwater, ca. 1890s-1973, loose | 2000.005.9.2084 – .2158 | |||
104 | 67 | Stillwater, ca. 1890s-1973, loose | 2000.005.9.2159 – .2180 | |
1917-1918 Bond Rallies, Building Boomer Dam, Building Blackwell, ca. 1917-1918, envelope | 2000.005.9.2181 – .2212 | |||
Whiskey Still, Stillwater, ca. 1930s, envelope | 2000.005.9.2213 – .2226, .2382 | |||
105 | 68 | Untitled, ca. 1890s-1900s, oversized | 2000.005.9.2227 – .2228 | |
Couch & Payne, ca. 1880s-1890s, oversized | 2000.005.9.2229 – .2244 | |||
107 | 69 | Couch & Payne, ca. 1889s-1890s, box, oversized | 2000.005.9.2245 – .2248 | |
Guthrie, ca. 1890s, box, oversized | 2000.005.9.2312 – .2328 | |||
Stillwater, ca. 1890s-1900s, box, oversized | 2000.005.9.2342 – .2352, .2354 – .2358 | |||
Untitled, ca. 1880s-1920s, oversized | 2000.005.9.2373 – .2381 | |||
105 | 70 | Guthrie, ca. 1890s-1900s, box, oversized | 2000.005.9.2282 – .2311 | |
Stillwater, ca. 1890s-1900s, box, oversized | 2000.005.9.2329 – .2341, .2353, .2359 | |||
Untitled, ca. 1880s-1930s, box, oversized | 2000.005.9.2360 – .2372 | |||
106 | 71 | Ferrotype, ca. 1860s-1870s, loose | 2000.005.17.0005 – .0016 | |
105 | 72 | Cimarron Film Stills, 1960, box | 2000.005.9.1029 – .1061 | |
FF2/D04 | Untitled, ca. 1880s-ca. 1890s, oversized | 2000.005.9.2229 – .2230 |
Ferrotypes:
2000.005.17.0005 – 2000.005.17.0019 dated ca. 1860s-ca. 1870s
These are described in detail on the in-house database. At this time no detailed pubished container list exsists for the ferrotypes. The images are male, female, and infant portraits. One ferrotype portrays two military men in uniform.
Stereoscope Cards:
Location: Negative Film cabinet #3/ Drawer 5
Stereoscope cards 2000.005.15.001- 2000.005.15.186 from Brady & Co., Continental Art, Griffith & Griffith, Kawin & Company, Kent Stereoscopic View Company, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Metropolitan Series, and Quaker Oats Company comprise the collection’s acknowledged card producers. Further detailed information on the stereoscopic cards can be obtained by accessing the Research Center’s in-house database.
Series 3: Advertising Cards, 1893-ca. 1930s
Contain unique cards such as custom standing and flat colored black cat advertising card for Black Cat Hosiery; Chicago-Kenosha Hosiery Company, Floyd Lease ‘(Pretty Boy) Floyd’ political card “Not a bank robber but a trouble shooter;” 1893 Payne County Fair, 1907 “Guthrie, The Capital of Oklahoma” advertising booklet printed by State Capital Company; duplicated photographs by Armantrout Bros.; J. L. Calvert advertising card from Perry, Oklahoma land run era; and numerous colored advertising cards from The Buzza Company.
Series 4: Clippings, 1893-1983
These are local newspaper articles written by Cunningham, ca. 1960s – ca. 1980s, or articles referencing Cunningham’s photograph and negative collection [boxes 74, 75, & 76.] Stillwater New-Press and the Daily Oklahoman were the principle publishers of Cunningham’s historical articles. Additional newspaper clippings may be found within Subject Files, box 38 & 40 processed by Chuck Rand previous to the total collections processing.
Series 5: Journals, 1889
Journals of the City of Guthrie Charter minutes, 1889, [box 38, Oversized materials], and Journal Ledger, Guthrie, 1889: Commercial, Merchants, & M. Neal Little Bank, Occupational Tax, Special Collections, Police, Judge payments, Real Estate Purchase Records, [box 45, Oversized materials.]
Series 6: Magazines, 1891-1968
Contain University publications and national magazine publications dating from 1891, boxes 41, 45, & flat box 74. Also within the collection are two university publications from the 1890s. The history of Oklahoma A & M College (Oklahoma State University,) featured article in the College Mirror, Vol. 2 No. 8, April 15, 1896 magazine, and The Normal Philomath, Vol. 1 No. 5, May, 1897 from the University of Central Oklahoma, previously known as Central State University. The Normal Philomath relates information about the commencement exercises for the Normal School, A & M College, (Oklahoma State University) and the University (University of Oklahoma.) The national publications of Cosmopolitan, Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly and Midland Monthly contain articles about western frontier America. The container list outlines the magazines’ specific article topics.
Series 7: Newspapers, 1893-1974
Within the collection, newspapers are for the most part local Oklahoma newspapers. Rare copies of Oklahoma Review, Enid, Oklahoma, 1897, Oklahoma Farmer, Oklahoma City, 1893, Home Field and Forum, Guthrie, Oklahoma, 1893 and 1894, 1897 Perry, Oklahoma newspapers,and The Citizen newspaper from Taloga, Oklahoma, 1893 are preserved through photocopying. Newspapers in advance deterioration were destroyed, if alternative sources of preservation were located. Please refer to Appendix B for a complete listing of Oklahoma newspapers found within the collection, and alternative archival reference locations.
Series 8: Notebooks, 1890-1997, & n.d.
These are Cunningham’s interview and resource notebooks.
Notebooks, folder 1, n.d.:
#01: Hy-grade Premium notebook, n.d.
The first section of the notebook focuses upon the life of John Juregien [sic] as a WW II German (Nazi) soldier – deployments and surrender to Tito partisans, his escape, capture and second escape back to Germany. Juregins settled in Stillwater, Oklahoma after World War II. The majority of the notebook contains notes about the history of oil drilling in Oklahoma, and the product’s commercial application, and development. Many Oklahoma towns are referenced in the notes: Bartlesville, Glenn Pool, Cleveland, Tulsa, Cushing, the Osage allotment, Red Fork, and Oklahoma City. A five-page manuscript excerpt of Chapter III, Clayton oil town, and secondary source notes regarding oil industry development, oil companies and oilmen conclude the notebook’s reference notes.
#02: n.d.
The notebook consists of a historical reference book list, and concludes with pioneer interviews of Louie Geiser and Jno. Renworthy dated 1960. Antidotes and stories of Oklahoma pioneers are covered in last nine pages of notes.
#03: Hy-grade Premium notebook, n.d.
The first part of the notebook reflects Cunningham interview notes relating to early day Oklahoma photographers Henry M. Wantland, and Jaques Moreau. Additionally, the notebook documents interview notes relevant to pioneer life and events; names of partial references include Governor Steele, Coopers, Jim Williams, and Les Thatcher. The notebook concludes with secondary source notes from the Chronicles of Oklahoma, and Harpers Weekly¸Vol. 33, 1889.
Notebooks, folder 2, 1890-1997:
#01: Hy-grade Premium notebook, 1997.
The notebook contains an index of Cunningham photographs using a code system developed by him: A=A & M College, 15 photos; B-Opening 1889, 10 photos; C-Opening 1893, 23 photos; Opening 1892, 13 photos. Additionally, it contains an outline of Osage history throughout the Territory referencing Guthrie Leader, Chandler Leader, Norman Transcript, Oklahoman, Kansas City Star newspapers, and secondary sources.
#02: Hy-grade Premium notebook, n.d.
Quotes from letters received from the erritory to the Department of Missouri, Government Office in 1892, and notes relating to specific photographs compose the notebook’s material.
#03: Hy-grade Premium notebook
Contains a variety of resources notes and interviews pertaining to Indian Territory: resource notes from unidentified secondary sources describing the land run, interview notes with 89ers George Fleming and Ralph Oyster, and Bill McClure, notes from telegraph and government military correspondence in relation to Indian Territory, 1890-1899, and George B. Cornish’s 1902 journal notes on Vince Dillon, Oklahoma photographer.
#04: n.d.
Within the notebook are biographical notes on photographer William Prettyman, Cunningham’s secondary source notes, 1897 & 1898 Gazette newspaper quotes, and general notes on Osage Indian settlement.
Series 9: Postcards, ca. 1900-ca. 1940s
Cover a diversity of topics: Oklahoma cities and towns, Oklahoma universities, Churches, Indian portraits, Oil, and Frank Eaton, “Pistol Pete” [box 53, 2000.005.16.001-.157].
Series 10: Scrapbook Albums, 1882-1984
Consist of lithograph advertising cards and magazine portraits [Boxes 72 & 73, Scrapbook #1 & 2]. Inscription in Scrapbook #2 – “Lou Young, Nov. 1882, Fredonia, Kansas.”
Souvenir Edition Opening of Oklahoma 50th Anniversary – 1893-1984 contains numerous clippings related to historical events. Clippings found within the book cover historical events within Oklahoma: research material clippings used by Cunningham for his published pamphlet Trial by Mob, 1957; clippings from the State Capital newspaper, 1893-1897, regarding events in Oklahoma Territory & Indian Territory; citizen’s war between Pond Creek and Round Pond (Enid), O. T. regarding the Rock Island railroad’s depot location; general discussion about Oklahoma Territory town development; the Dalton Gang; Tom King; Dynamite Dick; Cherokee Bill; Bill Cook; Oklahoma statehood question as addressed by O. T. newspapers; disagreement between William Mathewson and Bill Cody regarding the name Buffalo Bill; Dawes Commission; Kansas City Star article recalling Quantrell’s life; and 1893-1897 KKK (Whitecaps) disturbances.
Series 11: Sheet Music, 1906
Contains the Cover of Iola sheet music published by Jerome H. Remick & Company [box 74].
Series 12: Audio Visual, n. d.
This is the “The Oklahoma Story,” filmstrip written by Cunningham, and used as an educational filmstrip for elementary school classrooms. Box 40, file folders 7 & 8 contain Cunningham’s original storyboards of the filmstrip.
Series 13: Pennants, n. d.
Pennants of the 101 Ranch, 2000.005.18.0001 and Oklahoma A & M, 2000.005.18.0002 are an undetermined age.
Series 14: Negative & Ferrotype Sleeves & Notes, ca. 1860s-1970s
These are the sleeves and notes from the collection’s safety and nitrate negatives [boxes 42m 43m & 44]. One ferrotype sleeve is housed in box 44.
Series 15: Booklets & Pamphlets, 1890-1961
This series includes booklets and pamphlets, including a 1934 copy of Interstate Migrations Among the Native White Population as Indicated by Differences Between State of Birth and State of Residence, A Series of Maps Based on the Census 1870-1930, United States Dept. of Agriculture, and several Cardui Songbooks.
Subject Terms
Personal Names:
See Appendix A for a modified name list; a detailed personal name list is available in-house.
Corporate Names:
Cheyenne Lance Society
First Territorial Convention
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Guthrie Arbitration Board
Oklahoma Agricultural & Mechanical College
Oklahoma Band Association
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Oklahoma State University
Booklets & Pamphlets:
50 Years of Oklahoma … at A & M 1907-1957
75th Anniversary 1895-1970 First National Bank of Cleveland
Almanac and Manual of Useful Information for 1923
Almanac and Manual of Useful Information for 1925
Almanac and Manual of Useful Information for 1927
Almanac and Manual of Useful Information for 1928
Alumni and Former Students Directory Issue 1891-1935, Vol. 32, No. 9, October 1935
Anniversary of Your Oklahoma State University
Assembly Territory of Oklahoma
Bibliographical Notes, A Preliminary Check-list of Nineteenth Century Oklahoma Book Publishers
Bradstreet’s, Oklahoma, January
Cardui Song Book No. 3 & 4
Cardui Song Book No. 6
Catalogue of Cliff Dweller’s Exhibit, World’s Columbian Exposition, 1893
Cunard Cabin Channel Service New York to Plymouth , Cherbourg & London
Dr. Miles Weather Almanac
Dr. Miles New Weather Almanac and Hand Book of Valuable Information
Eleventh Annual American Indian Exposition, Anadarko, Oklahoma, August 19-20-21-22-23, 1942
Energy for America: The Story of Oil’s First Century
The Founding of Oklahoma A. And M. College: A Memoir, Alfred Edwin Jarrel
Frisco Line Magazine, Vol. III, No. 5, May 1900
Glimpses of A. & M.
House Calendar Fifty-First Day Wednesday, March 4, 1903 Seventh Legislative
Interstate Migrations Among the Native White Population as Indicated by Differences Between State of Birth and State of Residence, A Series of Maps Based on the Census 1870-1930, United States Dept. of Agriculture
Libby Prison War Museum Ass’n.
Mac Donald’s Farmers Almanac 1943
Mac Donald’s Farmers Almanac 1944
Maps for Ready Reference
Miami by the Sea
Modes and Fabrics
Nature Notes from the Gulf States Vol. III, No. 1, Autumn 1952
New State: All the Facts and Figures about Oklahoma
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, A Book of Photographs
Oklahoma Agricultural & Mechanical College Yesterday & Today
Oklahoma Heritage: A Picture Story of Pioneers, Outlaws, Indians
Oklahoma Land of Opportunity
The Oklahoma State Capital Art Edition, 1889 & 1890
Oklahoma: The State that Oil Built, American Petroleum Institute
Oklahoma Visit, Travel Stamp Album & Guide Book
Our Presidents [Alka-Seltzer promotional booklet]
Paradoxes from Greek Philosophers Down to the Present Day, How to Entertain a Company [Lion Coffee promotional booklet]
Payne County Fair Association Premium List, Stillwater, Okla., Fifth Annual Exhibit, October 6,7,8 1897
Payne County Educational Directory, 1931-1932
Payne County Educational Directory, 1932-1933
Perkins Old Settlers 1938, In Memory of the Early Settlers of Perkins and Community
Premium List of the First Annual Fair of the Payne County Agricultural Fair Association, Stillwater Okla., September 30, October 1,2,3,4 1902
Profile of Perry
Protégé II The Register and Leader
Report of Agricultural and Mechanical College Exhibit “E” of Governor’s Message to the Third Legislative Assembly of Oklahoma, January 8, 1895
Report of the Governor of Oklahoma to the Secretary of the Interior 1900
Souvenir Booklet Commemorating Fortieth Anniversary of the Discovery of Oil in the Cushing Area
Souvenir Edition Opening of Oklahoma 50th Anniversary
The Texaco Story: The First Fifty Years
Tradition The Monthly Magazine of America’s Picturesque Past
Trial by Mob
What a country boy did with 200 pounds of type (Warren G. Harding story)
Window on the Past, Historical Sites in Oklahoma
Magazines:
The Beacon
The College Mirror
The College Paper
Cosmopolitan
The Daily Bang
Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly
I Was a Share Cropper
Life
The Mirror
The National Spectator
The Normal Philomath
Oklahoma A. & M. College Magazine
Rodeo Fans
Newspapers:
The Citizen
The Cleveland American
The Daily Gazette
The Daily Press
Home Field and Forum
Mekeel’s Weekly Stamp News
The Morning Sentinel
Oklahoma Farmer
Oklahoma Neuigkeit
Oklahoma Review
The Perry Democrat
The Perry Republic
St. Louis Republic
The Stillwater Democrat
The Stillwater Gazette
Subject Headings:
101 Ranch–Historic District (Okla.)
Cowboys
Cowgirls
Fire fighters
Fire stations
Frontier and pioneer life–Kansas
Frontier and pioneer life–Oklahoma
Frontier and pioneer life–West (U.S.)
Guthrie (Okla.)–History
Indians of North America–Oklahoma
Indians of North America–Portraits
Lakes–Oklahoma
Oklahoma-History–Land Rush, 1889
Oklahoma-History–Land Rush, 1893
Oklahoma City (Okla.)–History
Oklahoma State University
Petroleum industry and trade–Oklahoma
Photographers
Public schools–Oklahoma
Railroads–West–History
Ranches–Oklahoma
Robbers and outlaws–West (U.S.)
Stillwater (Okla.)–Biography
Stillwater (Okla.)–Biography–Portraits
Stillwater (Okla.)–Church history
Stillwater (Okla.)–History
Stillwater (Okla.)–History Pictorial works
United States. Army Military life
United States–History–Civil War, 1861-1865–Portraits
West (U.S.) History
West (U.S.)–History, Military
Wild west shows
World War, 1914-1918
World War, 1939-1945
Processing Information
The Robert E. Cunningham Oklahoma History Collection was donated to the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in 2000 by Jane Mitchel. Original order was maintained in Subject Files, and Photographs. For ease of research, the subject and material dictated the organization of the remaining series. Historical accuracy through chronological order was instituted when appropriate.
Subject Files, 1890-1984: Subject files maintain Cunningham’s original order and titles arranged alphabetically and contain special “Indian” tribal file folders under the subheading Indian. Files of specific frontier photographers researched by Cunningham are located under “Photographers” at the end of the subject files. While rehousing the subject file folders, Chuck Rand segregated all photographs into a separate series, Series 2: Photographs. Original file titles were used in creating Series 2 file folders. Cataloged photographs 2000.005.9.0001-.0386 are the separated photographs from Cunningham’s document files, preserved in box #37. The photographs are not cataloged in the database, which contain the balance of the Cunningham photograph collection.
Photographs, 1856-ca. 1970s: Cataloged within the online image database are photographs 2000.005.9.0387-.2384 which reflect the balance of the Cunningham’s photograph collection. These photographs were rehoused and processed according to Cunningham’s original order, utilizing his assigned subject headings. Original photograph containers included binders, boxes, envelopes with additional loose photographs found within the indicated subject headings. The “Title” field within the database contains Cunningham’s original subject headings. Original container information is notated in the archival box subject heading dividers, and finding aid. Cunningham’s notes on specific photographs were transcribed into the database’s ‘Notes/Summary’ field. Any DRC staff-made titles or additions to titles are indicated by using brackets [a].
Clippings, 1893-1983: Cunningham wrote numerous newspaper articles recounting Oklahoma history from pre-land run to the 1970s. His extensive photographic collection acted as a basis for many of the published articles. The DRC’s in-house database cross-references the photographs to the specific published articles. Most of the articles published between 1960 and 1974 are cross-referenced by subject and photograph. Specific persons referenced in clippings are cross-referenced to the DRC’s in-house database.
Newspapers, 1893-1974: All newspapers originally part of the collection are listed on Appendix B. Alternative archival sources were searched and only rare newspapers found within the collection were preserved. All original copies of the newspapers were destroyed after photocopy preservation.
Postcards, ca. 1900-ca. 1940s: Cunningham’s original organizational grouping, place name and subject division was maintained. Groupings were arranged alphabetically from general category to specific subject image.
Booklets & Pamphlets, 1889-1961: Booklets and pamphlets found within the subject files were separated and accessioned by Chuck Rand. Pam Bell created the container list at the end of collection processing.
Destroyed Materials:
Photographs, Nitrate Negatives: Six nitrate negatives were destroyed due to extreme deterioration. The negatives were part of 2000.005.8.0096 A-I, Hoke Family.
Clippings: Photographic copies replace original clippings for preservation purposes. All original copies were destroyed at the end of processing.
Newspapers: Newspapers found within the Cunningham collection preserved in alternative archival repositories were destroyed at the end of processing. See the Newspaper Container list for a complete listing of holdings found within the collection.
Copyright
The Robert E. Cunningham Oklahoma History Collection is the property of the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Materials, even if owned by the NCWHM, may be protected under third party copyright. It is the patron’s responsibility to research and secure any such additional copyright and pay any required fees or royalties. It is not the intention of the NCWHM to impede upon any third party rights, and the NCWHM cannot be held responsible if the patron is involved in legal action due to violation of third party copyright claims.
Copyright
The Robert E. Cunningham Oklahoma History Collection has no restrictions and is available for research. If you are interested in researching the materials, please contact the Dickinson Research Center to make an appointment.
Preferred Citation
Robert E. Cunningham Oklahoma History Collection, Box ##, Folder ##, Dickinson Research Center, National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Container List
Series 1: Subject Files
1890-1984
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
36 | 1 | Miscellaneous, 1893-1980 | ||||
36 | 2 | Barnes, John H. (89er), 1939 | ||||
FF | D52 | The Billboard, Otto Gray and His Oklahoma Cowboys, n.d. | ||||
36 | 3 | Billy the Kid and Dynamite Dick, 1894-1929 | ||||
36 | 4 | Boot Hill, 1926 | ||||
36 | 5 | Cherokees, clippings, 1897-1955 | ||||
36 | 6 | Cheyenne Land, clippings, 1984-1942 | ||||
36 | 7 | Chickasaws, clippings, 1926-1928 | ||||
36 | 8 | Chilocco, clippings, 1928-1934 | ||||
36 | 9 | Choctaws, clippsings, 1901-1935 | ||||
36 | 10 | Crazy Snake, clippings, 1901-1925 | ||||
36 | 11 | Creeks, clippings, 1897-1947 | ||||
36 | 12 | Custer, clippings, 1925 | ||||
36 | 13 | “The First 100 Days,” manuscript | ||||
36 | 14 | Indians, clippings, 1893-1981 | ||||
36 | 15 | Indian Fair, clippings, 1926-1929 | ||||
36 | 16 | Posey, Alexander, Indian poet, clippings, 1925-1939 | ||||
36 | 17 | Indian religion, clippings, 1973 | ||||
36 | 18 | Indian schools, clippings, photocopies, manuscript, 1973 | ||||
36 | 19 | Indian wars, clippings, 1925-1936 | ||||
36 | 20 | Kiowa Opening, clippings, 1929-1936 | ||||
36 | 21 | Last Sundance, clippings and manuscript, 1898 | ||||
36 | 22 | Missionaries, clippings, 1924-1957 | ||||
36 | 23 | Stillwater “No Man’s Land,” manuscript, n.d. | ||||
36 | 24 | Osage, clippings and manuscripts, 1897-1963 | ||||
36 | 25 | Osage murders, clippings, 1926 | ||||
36 | 26 | Plains Indians, clippings, 1925-1927 | ||||
36 | 27 | Quanah Parker, clippings, 1926-1985 | ||||
36 | 28 | Quapaws, clippings, 1928-1935 | ||||
36 | 29 | Red Jacket, clippings and notes, 1926 | ||||
36 | 30 | Sac and Fox, clippings, 1904-1926 | ||||
36 | 31 | Seals of the Five Tribes, clippings, 1940 | ||||
36 | 32 | Seminole burning, clippings, 1898-1926 | ||||
36 | 33 | Sequoyah, clippings, 1928-1973 | ||||
36 | 34 | Treaties, clippings, 1893-1927 | ||||
36 | 35 | Wichita’s, clippings, 1898-1927 | ||||
38 | 1 | Duck, S.P., diary, n.d. | ||||
38 | 2 | Duck, S.P., diary, n.d. | ||||
38 | 4 | Maps, 1936-1940 | ||||
38 | 5 | Plat of Sac and Fox, Iowa, and Pottawatomie Reservations, Oklahoma Territory, 1891 | ||||
36 | 36 | Post offices, clippings and articles, 1926-1970 | ||||
38 | 6 | 50th Anniversary A&M College program, 1941 | ||||
36 | 37 | Blank certificates of ownership, Saclahoma, Oklahoma Territory, 1891 | ||||
36 | 38 | Newspapers (Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory), clippings, 1893-1945 | ||||
36 | 39 | Otto Gray songbooks, c1930 | ||||
36 | 40 | McGinty, Billy, clippings, 1893-1970 | ||||
36 | 41 | Baptism in Cimarron, clippins, 1937 | ||||
36 | 42 | Beaver County, clippings, 1893-1929, letter, 1895 | ||||
36 | 43 | Boomers, clippings, 1998-1943 | ||||
36 | 44 | Boundaries, clippings, 1924-1926 | ||||
36 | 45 | Buffalo Bill, clippings, 1902-1934 | ||||
36 | 46 | Buffalo Jones, clippings, 1898 | ||||
36 | 47 | Capital removal, clippings, 1927-1936 | ||||
36 | 48 | Chapman, B.B., 1945-1947 | ||||
36 | 49 | Chisholm Trail, clippings, 1926-1984 | ||||
36 | 50 | Church of the First Born, clippings, 1926 | ||||
36 | 51 | Coronado Cortez, clippings, 1925-1941 | ||||
36 | 52 | County fairs, clippings, 1907 | ||||
36 | 53 | Crimes from the inside, clippings, 1904-1924 | ||||
36 | 54 | Early papers, clippings, 1904-1924 | ||||
36 | 55 | Immigration, clippings, 1902 | ||||
36 | 56 | Fort Sill clippings, manuscript, and letters, 1924-1969 | ||||
36 | 57 | Greer County, clippings, 1897-1961 | ||||
36 | 58 | Oklahoma Territory Governer Cassius Barnes, clippings, 1897 | ||||
36 | 59 | Guthrie, clippings, program, manuscript, 1899-1955 and n.d. | ||||
36 | 60 | Guthrie research, clippings, 1901-1938 | ||||
36 | 61 | Highlights of Oklahoma History, clippings, 1925-1981 | ||||
36 | 62 | Kit Carson, clippings, 1925-1927 | ||||
36 | 63 | Temple Houston, clippings, 1897 | ||||
36 | 64 | Guthrie, manuscripts, n.d. | ||||
36 | 65 | 1889 Land Rush, clippings and manuscripts, 1924-1949 | ||||
36 | 66 | Making of America, clippings, 1925-1955 | ||||
36 | 67 | Marshalls, clippings, 1925-1926 | ||||
36 | 68 | US Marshal Madsen, clippings, 1935 | ||||
36 | 69 | Oklahoma maps, 1926 | ||||
36 | 70 | Massacre at White Horse Lake, clippings and manuscripts, 1898 | ||||
36 | 71 | Miller, Freemen A., clippings and letters, 1894-1936 | ||||
36 | 72 | Miscellaneous, clippings, 1902-1943 | ||||
36 | 73 | Mulhall, clippings, 1936-1941 | ||||
36 | 74 | “No Man’s Land,” manuscripts, 1925-1967 | ||||
36 | 75 | Oil, clippings, 1924-1970 | ||||
36 | 76 | Old forts, clippings, 1924-1949 | ||||
36 | 77 | Lowry, Robert A., letter, 1894-1895 | ||||
36 | 78 | Oklahoma City, clippings, 1929-1979 | ||||
36 | 79 | 101 Ranch, clippings, 1880-1963 | ||||
36 | 80 | 101 Ranch, outlines and manuscripts, n.d. | ||||
36 | 81 | Oklahoma State University, clippings, 1898-1955 | ||||
36 | 82 | Perry papers, clippings, 1893-1894 | ||||
37 | 1 | Oklahoma State University Stillwater, manuscripts, n.d. | ||||
37 | 2 | “Out of the Wilderness,” manuscript, n.d. | ||||
37 | 3 | Outlaws, clippings, 1892-1941 | ||||
37 | 4 | Pawnee Bill, Otto Gray, Billy McGinty, clippings, 1925-1976 | ||||
37 | 5 | Payne County history and County schools, 1938-1955 | ||||
37 | 6 | Perry, clippings and manuscripts, 1971-1983 | ||||
37 | 7 | Pioneers, clippings, 1924-1943 | ||||
37 | 8 | “Pioneer Tales: Hunting Expedition into Indian Territory 1905 as told by Jimmy True, One of the Party,” 1905 | ||||
37 | 9 | Pioneer Cowboy (Buck Eldredge), clippings, 1928 | ||||
37 | 10 | The Strip, Run of ’93, clippings, 1893-1945 | ||||
37 | 11 | Ponca City, clippings, 1926-1946 | ||||
37 | 12 | Cross (ghost town) and Ponca City, clippings, 1926 | ||||
37 | 13 | Robbers (bank), Jeff Durree, clippings, 1925-1971 | ||||
37 | 14 | Photographer Vince Dillon, manuscripts, n.d. | ||||
37 | 14 | Photographer Warrenn Flower, n.d. | ||||
37 | 16 | Photographer W. S. Prettyman, letters and manuscripts, 1955 and 1962 | ||||
37 | 17 | Photographer Henry M. Wantland, manuscripts, n.d. | ||||
37 | 18 | Photographer Henry M. Wantland, 1899-1950 | ||||
37 | 19 | Prehistoric, clippings, 1924-1935 | ||||
37 | 20 | Ranches and cattle brands, clippings, 1925-1944 | ||||
37 | 21 | Ripley, Oklahoma, clippings, n.d. | ||||
37 | 22 | Rogers, Will, clippings, 1938 | ||||
37 | 23 | Schools, clippings, 1904-1934 | ||||
37 | 24 | Settlement of Oklahoma, History of Oklahoma Color Strip by L.P. Thompson, clippings, 1957 | ||||
37 | 25 | Stillwater, Oklahoma, clippings and typed transcripts, 1892-1962 | ||||
37 | 26 | “Trains in the Cimarron and Railways,” clippings and manuscript, 1929 | ||||
37 | 27 | Treasure stories, clippings, 1925-1946 | ||||
37 | 60 | Bank draft, 1852 | ||||
37 | 61 | Book cover, “Report of the Governor of Oklahoma Territory to the Secretary of the Interior, 1900,” 1900 | ||||
FF | D36 | Brochure, Santa Fe Route Cherokee Strip and Oklahoma, 1893 | ||||
37 | 62 | Certificates, Cherokee Strip Land Run, c1893 | ||||
37 | 63 | Correspondence, business, 1957-1985 | ||||
37 | 64 | Correspondence, Couch, William L., 1886-1895 | ||||
37 | 65 | Correspondence, Democratic Club and A&M College, 1927 | ||||
37 | 66 | Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1894-1957 | ||||
37 | 67 | Correspondence, military, 1898 | ||||
37 | 68 | Correspondence, personal, 1987 | ||||
37 | 69 | Correspondence, religious, 1894 | ||||
39 | 1 | Correspondence, Wantland, Henry, 1888-1926 | ||||
39 | 2 | Handbooks, Payne County Normal Institute and Oklahoma A&M College, 1897-1950 | ||||
74 | 1 | Land deed, Kiowa County, Oklahoma, 1906 | ||||
39 | 3 | Manuscripts drafts, folder 1, n.d. [“Hermit Photographer;” “Allotments, Capital 11-25-02;” “Battle of Washita;” “Black Gold Lacking in Romance;” “Oil is a Cure All;” “Prairie Princes, 101 Ranch;” “Some Had No Desire to be Famous;” “Agusta V. Adams;” “Doolin Gang;” “Tom Slick Comes to Country;” “Business Enterprises;” “John R. Hill;” “84th Southwestern Exposition;” “State Capital, September 14, 1902;” “Elephants Adopt a Favorite Girl;” “Indian Territory;” “Upon this Rock;” “Invasion of the Homeseekers;” “Opportunity Lies Westward;” “Introduction;” “Forward;” “Three Cottonwood Trees”] | ||||
39 | 4 | Manuscript drafts, folder 2, n.d. [“Church;” “Oklahoma City;” “National Dairy Month;” “Payne County;” Ponca Indians;” “Vince Dillon;” “Guthrie’s Infant Industries;” “Retirement”] | ||||
39 | 5 | Manuscript drafts, folder 3, n.d. | ||||
39 | 4 | Manuscript drafts and notes, n.d. [“Osage history and movement;” “Author’s Preface;” “Panhandle Wanted by State Despite Its Early Reputation;” “Oppose Allotments in 5 Nations;” “Primitives Resist Change”] | ||||
39 | 7 | Manuscript draft, “Osage Indian Manuscripts,” n.d. [“The Civil War Comes to the Osage Nation;” “Let’s Eliminate Indian Cages;” “Dress Style was Last to Change;” “Oil Brought Money and Misery,” “Country HOmes were Joyful Escapes;” “Indians Love Children;” “Osages;” “Osages were Quick to Adapt;” “Osage Weddings were Elaborate Affairs”] | ||||
39 | 8 | Manuscripts draft, “A Brief History,” n.d. | ||||
39 | 9 | Manuscript draft and miscellaneous, “A Brief History and Epilogue,” n.d. | ||||
39 | 10 | Manuscript draft, “Captain William Couch,” n.d. | ||||
39 | 11 | Manuscript draft, “The Oklahoma Story,” n.d. | ||||
39 | 12 | Manuscript draft and notes, “Oil Story,” 1927 | ||||
FF | D52 | Map, Cherokee Strip, Indian Territory, 1883 | ||||
FF | D36 | Map, Highway Map of Oklahoma, c1930s | ||||
FF | D52 | Map, Oklahoma Territory, 1900 | ||||
FF | D52 | Map, Oklahoma and Indian Territory, 1902 | ||||
FF | D52 | Map, Payne County, n.d. | ||||
39 | 13 | Picture, End of the Trail, n.d. | ||||
39 | 14 | Pistol Pete [Frank Eaton], n.d. | ||||
39 | 15 | Program, Stillwater church, 1892-1927 | ||||
39 | 16 | Program, Oklahoma A&M College commencement and convocation, 1917-1948 | ||||
39 | 17 | Program, Stillwater High School commencement, 1903 | ||||
39 | 18 | Program, Oklahoma A&M College, 50th Anniversary of the Division of Home Economics, 1950 | ||||
39 | 19 | Program, organizational, 1892-1928 | ||||
39 | 20 | Program, 75th Anniversary of Central State College, 1965 | ||||
39 | 21 | Program, Souvenir Historical Anniversaries, 1968 and 1970 | ||||
39 | 22 | Published materials, c1900-1957 | ||||
40 | 1 | Records, government, Payne County, Oklahoma Territory and State of Oklahoma, 1899-1917 | ||||
40 | 2 | Register, Methodist Episcopal Church, Stillwater, Oklahoma, 1892 | ||||
40 | 3 | “Report of the Agricultural and Mechanical College [Oklahoma A&M College], Governor’s Message to the 3rd Legislative Assembly of Oklahoma,” 1895 | ||||
40 | 5 | Sigma Literacy Society, 1893-1897, 1951 | ||||
FF | D52 | Southeastern Oklahoma Brands Association brand poster, n.d. | ||||
40 | 5 | Souvenir 1903 Calendar of Oklahoma, 1903 | ||||
40 | 6 | Souvenir ribbon, World’s Columbian Exposition, 1893 | ||||
40 | 7-8 | Storyboards, “The Oklahoma Story,” n.d. | ||||
40 | 9 | Timetable, Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad, 1922 | ||||
40 | 10 | World War II, German propaganda pamphlets and map, American cartoon, museum ticket, c1940s | ||||
74 | 6 | Souvenir program, 101 Ranch, The National Editorial Program, 1905 |
Series 2: Photographs
1856-ca. 1970s
Box | Folder | Accession | Folder title/Description | ||||
37 | 28 | Baptism in Cimarron, 1890-1894 [7] | |||||
2000.005.9.0001 | Rev. G. W. P.- Judge. Pix shows him -man in Cima- [male portrait] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0002 | 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 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0003 | Saloon at Lawton early days | ||||||
2000.005.9.0004 | Baptism in Cimarron, Rev. G. W. Puckett, 1916 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0005 | Rev. Puckett. 1894-Baptism in Cimarron River | ||||||
2000.005.9.0006 | Kansas livery barn, 1890 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0007 | World’s largest pool builders, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 29 | Beaver County, 1890 [5] | |||||
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.’ | ||||||
2000.005.9.0009 | Beaver City, No Man’s Land, Panhandle, 1892 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0010 | Beaver City, Chapter I, 4. Beaver City, in the Panhandle, and added as an afterthought, also was allowed a delegate to congress. | ||||||
37 | 30 | Fort Sill, 1899 [2] | |||||
2000.005.9.0011 | Fort Sill, 1899 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0012 | Fort Sill, 1889 | ||||||
37 | 31 | Gray, Otto, 1890 and n.d. [2] | |||||
2000.005.9.0013 | Otto Gray home – seven miles southwest of Stillwater, 1890 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0014 | Otto Grey’s parental homestead, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 32 | Lawton, Bridgeport, Cordell, c1899 and 1903 [5] | |||||
2000.005.9.0015 | Sod house, Cordell, Oklahoma Territory, 1903 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0016 | Opening Cheyenne and Arapaho Country, Bridgeport, c1899 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0017 | Lawton [Shower, baths, Rebel and Son Photographers, townsite [sic] and Indian Photos], c1899 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0018 | Lawton [Lemps Budweiser and Pabst Bottle Beer Bar], c1899 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0019 | Lawton [The Owl Drugstore], c1899 | ||||||
37 | 33 | Maps, Oklahoma, 1856-1957 and n.d. [21] | |||||
2000.005.9.0020 | [Seal of Oklahoma], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0021 | [Oklahoma 50th Anniversary Celebration Seal, 1957] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0022 | Map of Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0023 | [Oklahoma counties outline map, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0024 | Map of Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0025 | Map of the Indian Territory, 1856-1866 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0026 | Plat of Ripley, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0027 | Map of the Indian Territory, 1856-1866 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0028 | [Trails, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0029 | [Trails, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0030 | Oklahoma Tribal Resettlement Locations, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0031 | A New Map of Nebraska, Kansas, New Mexico, and Indian Territory, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0032 | A New Map of Nebraska, Kansas. New Mexico, and Indian Territory, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0033 | Indian Territory, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0034 | Indian Territory, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0035 | [Map of Tribal Lands, Oklahoma Territory and Cherokee Outlet, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0036 | [Panhandle and Beaver City] White Horse Lake, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0037 | [Arkansas River] White Horse Lake, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0038 | Map shewing [sic] the Seat of War in the Southern States, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0039 | Payne County today. A later photograph of Payne County shows it rode out the storm, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 34 | Marshalls, c1895 and n.d.[3] | |||||
2000.005.9.0040 | Posse to search for outlaws, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0041 | Cherokee Strip shootout, December 28, 1895 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0042 | Wild shot kills a cow, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 35 | Massacre at Wild Horse Lake, 1888 and n.d. [3] | |||||
2000.005.9.0043 | Map, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0044 | The Massacre at Wild Horse Lake, neutral strip, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0045 | The Massacre at Wild Horse Lake, neutral strip, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 36 | McGinty, Billy, n.d. [8] | |||||
2000.005.9.0046 | [Billy McGinty standing portrait, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0047 | [Man and woman standing, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0048 | [Portrait of Billy McGinty and woman standing, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0049 | [Billy McGinty standing next to a horse, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0050 | [Billy McGinty portrait, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0051 | [Billy McGinty on horseback, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0052 | Billy McGinty, Rough Rider, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0053 | All I Ever Need is Aspirin, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 37 | Newspapers (Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory), 1893-1908 [4] | |||||
2000.005.9.0054 | [Stillwater street, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0055 | [Reproduced Stillwater newspaper banners, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0056 | [Reproduced Stillwater newspaper banners, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0057 | [Reproduced Stillwater newspaper banners, n.d.] | ||||||
37 | 38 | Oklahoma State University history, n.d. [1] | |||||
2000.005.9.0058 | McKosky, Bob, Head of Music Department, Oklahoma State University, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 39 | Outlaws and posse, c1895 [13] | |||||
2000.005.9.0059 | Marshalls for Payne County. Identified as: J.M. Poulon, Deputy; T.A. Henry, Under Sheriff; M.F. Lake, Sheriff; C.F. Duggen, Deputy; Charles Noon, Deputy; W.P. Patten, Deputy; W.C. Horton, Deputy; John Crismon, Deputy; A. Frank Cantor, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0060 | Shootout Blackwell, outlaw probe, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0061 | Cravens, Ben, outlaw, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0062 | Doolin, Bill, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0063 | Wyatt, 55, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0064 | Daltons at Coffeyville, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0065 | Doolin, Bill, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0066 | Doolin, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0067 | Loyal Doolin men. Identified as Charley Pearce and “Bittercreek” Newcomb, 1895 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0068 | Tulsa Jack Blake, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0069 | Shootout-Blackwell, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0070 | Clifton, Dick, outlaw, “Dynamite Dick,” n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0071 | Posse that got outlaw “Dynamite Dick,” n.d. | ||||||
37 | 40 | Pawnee Bill, Otto Gray, and Billy McGinty, 1887-1930s [22] | |||||
2000.005.16.158 | Pawnee Bill, Pawnee, Oklahoma, trading post, Oklahoma City, c1910s | ||||||
2000.005.16.159 | [Pawnee Bill and woman standing, c1910s] | ||||||
2000.005.16.160 | Pawnee Bill and Buffalo Bill, Buffalo Ranch, c1910s | ||||||
2000.005.16.161 | Pawnee Bill and Buffalo Bill, c1887 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0072 | [Buffalo Ranch entrance, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0073 | [Pawnee Bill’s Old Town advertising truck, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0074 | [Pawnee Ranch buildings, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0075 | “Blue Hawk Peak” Pawnee, Pawnee Bill’s home, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0076 | Pawnee Bill’s Old Town, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0077 | Pawnee Bill’s Old Town cabins, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0078 | Pawnee Bill’s Old Town, lodge, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0079 | Pawnee, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0080 | [Stagecoach on Pawnee Bill’s Ranch, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0081 | [Pawnee Bill’s Ranch, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0082 | [Pawnee Bill’s Indian Trading Post, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0083 | Pawnee Bill’s Old Town, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0084 | Pawnee Bill Ranch, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0085 | Pawnee Bill’s Old Town, May 3, 1030. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0086 | Pawnee Bill’s Old Town, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0087 | Old Town Pawnee, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0088 | Pawnee Old Town, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0089 | Pawnee Bill portrait, autographed “To my friend —ours the friend of all Wild Games, LW Lillie “Pawnee Bill,” n.d. | ||||||
37 | 41 | Pioneer Tales, n.d. [1] | |||||
2000.005.9.0090 | J.N. Jerome, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 42 | Ponca City, 1893-c1970s [3] | |||||
2000.005.9.0091 | [Pioneer Woman scupture, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0092 | Ponca City Cyclone, photographer W.A. Drake, April 25, 1912 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0093 | Ponca City, Oklahoma Territory, two weeks old, photographer A.A. Forbes, 1893 | ||||||
37 | 43 | Ripley, Oklahoma, 1900-1909 [8] | |||||
2000.005.9.0094 | Plat of Ripley, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0095 | Ripley, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0096 | Ripley restaurant, 1900 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0097 | Bluff Drive, bridge in the distance, Ripley, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0098 | [Ferris wheel] Ripley, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0099 | Ripley Trading Company, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0100 | Second from left is Dave Lewis, owner of the blacksmith shop, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0101 | Ripley, Oklahoma, swinging bridge, March 2, 1909 | ||||||
37 | 44 | Schools, 1892-1909 and n.d. | |||||
2000.005.9.0102 | Alcott building, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0103 | Alcot-Horace Mann, Stillwater, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0104 | City Hall in early days, Stillater school, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0105 | Jefferson, 1902 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0106 | Teachers’ Institute, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0107 | [Teachers’ Institute, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0108 | Taken in Wantland Studio, Stillwater, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0109 | [Teachers and students outside Alcott school, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0110 | Alcott, 1896 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0111 | Ingalls, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0112 | Public Schools of Oklahoma diploma, Payne County, [letterhead photograph], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0113 | Paradise, 1895 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0114 | Ingalls, Council Bluff, Council Valley school, 1899 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0115 | Church of the First Born leaving Mehan, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0116 | North Sar, 1900 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0117 | Perkins Sunday School class, John Van Grethansen, teacher, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0118 | Lincoln, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0119 | [Lincoln school, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0120 | [Unidentified log cabin school, 1892] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0121 | Ingalls school, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0122 | Mound Valley School, also known as Possum Trot School, 1898 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0123 | Possum Trot, 1895 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0124 | Possum Trot, 1895 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0125 | Rural school, 1895 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0126 | Sooner Valley, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0127 | Bend District, 1894 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0128 | District 73, 1908 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0129 | North Star School, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0130 | North Star School, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0131 | District 13, Hardscrabble, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0132 | Hardscrabble, 1895 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0133 | Lincoln School, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 45 | Stillwater, Oklahoma, n.d. [5] | |||||
2000.005.9.0134 | [Photograph of newspaper clipping, First Store in Panhandle, Swiler Brother, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0135 | [Photograph of newspaper clipping, The First Dry Goods Store in Payne County, A.W. Swoope and Son, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0136 | City Directory, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0137 | [Photograph of city directory listing, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0138 | [Photograph of city directory listing, n.d.] | ||||||
37 | 46 | Small Towns: Ingalls, Perkins, Glencoe, Yale, and Cushing, 1889-1911 and n.d. [61] | |||||
2000.005.9.0139 | Drumright Camp, Cushing Oil Fields, Cushing Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.0166 | A pioneer residence, Cloud Chief, Oklahoma Territory, Ira J. Smith, Cordell, Oklahoma, 1892 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0140 | Harrison Avenue, Cushing, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0141 | [Unidentified town street, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0142 | Mehan, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0143 | [Church of the First Born leaving for Colorado on train, Mehan, Oklahoma, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0144 | Cushing oil days, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0145 | Cushing, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0146 | Thompson Hotel, Cushing, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.167 | Cloud Chief, Oklahoma, cotton gin, 1897 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0147 | Ingalls church, Council Buff school, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0148 | Mehan, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0149 | Main Street, Lisbon [Kingfisher], Oklahoma, June 4, 1889 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0150 | Lisbon [Kingfisher], Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0151 | Morrison (Mrs. W.B. Murphy) Wantland, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0152 | Ripley, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0153 | Fairfax, Oklahoma, September 25, 1909 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0154 | Fairfax, 1912 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0155 | Ripley Trading Company, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0156 | Vinco, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0157 | Perkins, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0158 | Glencoe parade, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0159 | Public school, Glencoe, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0160 | Glencoe public school, post office, Glencoe, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0161 | Stage Station, Guthrie and Kingfisher, June 4, 1889 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0162 | Ingalls Main Street, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0163 | Perkins freight line for supplies, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0164 | Sooner Valley, 1899 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0165 | Murray’s Saloon, Ingalls, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0166 | Murray’s Saloon, Ingalls, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0167 | Murray’s Saloon, Ingalls, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0168 | Murray’s Saloon, Ingalls, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0169 | Perkins, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0170 | Perkins anniversary celebration, Chief Frank a speaker, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0171 | Main Street, Perkins, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0172 | Cotton pickers weighing near Perkins, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0173 | Cotton in Perkins, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0174 | Vangrethausen, a photographer, with his Sunday School class, Perkins, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0175 | Ingalls, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0176 | Birds-eye view of Yale, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0177 | Main Street, Yale, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0178 | Main Street, Yale, Oklahoma, 1911 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0179 | Ingalls livery barn, Ingalls, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0180 | Ingalls, Oklahoma [saloon], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0181 | Ingalls, Oklahona [saloon], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0182 | Kiefer, Oklahoma, oil town near Tulsa, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0183 | Women in the Goodnight waiting room to catch a train, third from the left is Glennie Settle, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0184 | Perkins, Oklahoma [Payne County Bank], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0185 | Wharton, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0186 | Fairfax, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0187 | Grand Theatre, Cushing, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0188 | Perkins, Oklahoma, livery barn, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0189 | Scene near Fairfax, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0190 | Near Fairfax, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0191 | South Perkins, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0192 | Main Street, Cushing, Oklahoma, 1900 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0193 | [Unidentified farm, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0194 | Main Street, Cushing, Oklahoma, 1897 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0195 | Mehan, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0196 | Glencoe, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0197 | Clayton, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 47 | Trains in Cimarron and Railways, 1900-1909 [12] | |||||
2000.005.9.0198 | First engine (train) to arrive in Stillwater, Oklahoma, 1900 | ||||||
2000.005.16.162 | [Passenger train, #57, in unidentified town, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0199 | Mehan depot, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0200 | Ferry on Cimarron, Payne County, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0201 | [Train wreck unidentified, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0202 | Train wreck south Yost Lake, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0203 | Bottom Railroad train at Stillwater, Oklahoma, 1900 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0204 | Students and president at depot, Stillwater, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0205 | Bridge out near Goodnight, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0206 | Train off rails and into the Cimarron River, 1909 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0207 | Railroad repairmen, 1903 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0208 | Locomotive in Cimarron River, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 48 | Townsend & Pickett Ranch, KKK Ranch, and Pistol Pete (Frank Eaton), 1885-1900s and n.d. [24] | |||||
2000.005.17.0020 | Cimarron Gallery, Ethel Eaton Chase, eldest daughter of Frank Eaton, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.17.0021 | “Behold the Big Four. Of course he who sits nearest me is Herbert and Albert is the little fellow. Flora Goodhue. Frank Eaton, center,” n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0209 | “Pistol Pete, Frank Eaton, gunman, law enforcement officer, cowboy and trail driver, a real veteran of the Old West, now 96 years old, and lives at Perkins, Oklahoma,” n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0210 | Frank Eaton, “Pistol Pete,” n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0211 | Frank Eaton and Rolo Goodnight, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0212 | Frank Eaton, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0213 | Frank Eaton, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0214 | Frank Eaton, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0215 | Frank Eaton, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0126 | Townsend & Pickett Ranch, Indian Territory, Cimarron River, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0217 | Group photograph, identified as Bill Conway, Ben Conway, S.R. Stumbo, Charley Skinner, Mont Cartmill, Bill Elliott (foreman), and M.C. Townsend, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0218 | Cowboys in camp, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0219 | Townsend & Pickett Ranch, Indian Territory, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0220 | Townsend & Pickett Ranch, Indian Territory, the round up, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0221 | Townsend & Pickett Ranch, Indian Territory, the round up, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0222 | Townsend & Pickett Ranch, Indian Territory, the round up, 1886 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0223 | Townsend & Pickett Ranch, Indian Territory, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0224 | Townsend & Pickett Ranch, Indian Territory, “Paradise Grove,” n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0225 | Townsend & Pickett Ranch, Indian Territory, “Paradise Grove,” n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0226 | Pickett’s Ranch, Indian Territory, branding, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0227 | Pickett’s Ranch, Indian Territory, branding, 1885 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0228 | Townsend & Pickett Ranch, Indian Territory, on the Cimarron River, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.0229 | Traders Store, Wellstone, Indian Territory, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 49 | “Waiting Walnut Grove, Purcell, Indian Territory,” Prettyman photographer, 1889 and n.d. [11] | |||||
2000.005.9.0230 | Boomers in Kansas waiting on the Opening of Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0231 | Crossing on a railroad bridge, Arkansas River, 1889 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0232 | Crossing on a railroad bridge, 1889 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0233 | Wagon train, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0234 | South Kansas boomers ready to enter Oklahoma, 1889 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0235 | Ready to leave Kansas for Run of 1889, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0236 | Kansas, 1889 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0237 | Before the Opening of 1889, boomers at Arkansas City, Kansas, 1889 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0238 | Boomer family waits in the groves along Walnut River in Kansas for the first opening of Oklahoma Territory, 1889 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0239 | Crossing Strip to make Run of 1889, 1889 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0240 | Crossing Strip, ready to enter 1889 Opening, 1889 | ||||||
37 | 50 | Loose photographs, c1889-1957 and n.d. [9] | |||||
2000.005.17.0022 | Girls basketball A&M, Mrs. R. M. Bellatti, Nowata, Oklahoma [Oklahoma State Univeristy], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.17.0023 | Early days, public swimming pool, Boomer Creek, Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.17.0024 | Stillwater, city bus, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.17.0025 | First Methodist Church, Stillwater, c1891 | ||||||
2000.005.17.0026 | 9th and Main, Stillwater, bicycle race, 1894 | ||||||
2000.005.17.0027 | Charlie Babcock (left), The People’s Gallery, Jas. Bruce, Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.17.0028 | [Woman sliding down haystack, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.16.164 | Oklahoma Semi-Centennial Commission, 1907-1957, c1957 | ||||||
2000.005.17.0029 | The People’s Gallery, Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 51 | Original mounted prints, 1905-1920s and n.d. [6] | |||||
2000.005.17.0030 | Yost Lake, Stillwater, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.17.0031 | Car from Payne County, Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.17.0032 | Animal husbandry building under construction, c1923 | ||||||
2000.005.17.0033 | Graduation Old Central, 1905 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0241 | [Corn fields with two farmers, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.17.0034 | Junior High, Stillwater, Oklahoma, c1920s | ||||||
37 | 52 | Photographer, Vince Dillon, c1915 and n.d. [11] | |||||
2000.005.16.163 | Fairfax, Oklahoma, January 1915 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0241 | [Unidentified male hunter with ducks, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0242 | Fairfax [Native Americans in a wagon on the city street], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0243 | [Man with camera and tripod, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0244 | [Man with camera and tripod, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0245 | Dillon’s studio [photography by Cunningham], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0246 | Vince Dillon photograph, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0247 | Vince Dillon’s office, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0248 | Hunters with game birds, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0249 | Hunters with game birds, Dillon is second from left, Fairfax, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0250 | [Seven unidentified men sitting on rock ledge, n.d.] | ||||||
37 | 53 | Photographer A. A. Forbes, 1890 [1] | |||||
2000.005.9.0251 | A. A. Forbes photograph, 1890 | ||||||
37 | 54 | Photographer W. S. Prettyman, c1880s and n.d. [6] | |||||
2000.005.9.0252 | Prettyman [signature logo], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0253 | [Close-up portrait of an unidentified man, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0254 | W. S. Prettyman, 188- [c1880] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0255 | W. S. Prettyman, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0256 | J. C. Whitemore, No. 1887, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0257 | W. S. Prettyman, 1885 | ||||||
37 | 55 | Photographer Henry M. Wantland, 1902 [2] | |||||
2000.005.9.0258 | [Newspaper obituary notice of Bernard John Wantland, January 23, 1902] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0259 | [Newspaper obituary notice of Bernard John Wantland from Dick Yates Post, February 7, 1902 | ||||||
37 | 56 | Photographs from Safety Negatives, c1900-1950s and n.d. [29] | |||||
2000.005.16.165 | Train wreck, no. 778, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0260 | Kolch, Fred, Oklahoma State University instructor, no. 14360, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0261 | Kolch, Fred, Oklahoma State University instructor, no. 14360, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0262 | Kolch, Fred, Oklahoma State University instructor, no. 14360, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0263 | Dr. Waggoner, no. 14882, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0264 | McClure, Keith, no. 37082, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0265 | McClure, Keith, no. 37082, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0266 | McClure, Keith, no.37082, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0267 | McClure, Keith, no. 37082, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0268 | Forbes, A. A., Strip photographer, no. 658, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0269 | Little, Andrew W., Payne County Bar Association, no. 16395, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0270 | Judge Wilcox, no. 14155, September 1953 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0271 | Judge Wilcox, no. 14155, September 1953 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0272 | Judge Wilcox, no. 14155, September 1953 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0273 | Judge Wilcox, no. 14155, September 1953 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0274 | Schatz, Jimmie, no. 34563, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0275 | Schatz, Jimmie, no. 34563, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0276 | “Spizzerinkrun” Yale newspaper, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0277 | “Spizzerinkrum” Yale newspaper, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0278 | “Spizzerinkrum” Yale newspaper, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0279 | “Spizzerinkrum” Yale newspaper, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0280 | Weather, Mr. S. B., no. 1883, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0281 | Weather, Mr. S. B., no. 1883, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0282 | Whitemore, J. C., no. 1887, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0283 | Whitemore, J. C., no. 1887, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0284 | Flesner, George (family group), no. 1836, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0285 | Sigma Phi Epsilon, no. 1869, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0286 | Chi Omega, Oklahoma State University, no. 1057, 1927 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0287 | Chi Omega, Oklahoma State University, no. 1057, 1927 | ||||||
37 | 57 | Photographs from Nitrate Negatives, c1920s-1940s and n.d. [24] | |||||
2000.005.9.0288 | Presbyterian Church, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0289 | Con-School #6 (Harmony), near Cushing, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0290 | Con-School #6 (Harmony), near Cushing, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0291 | American Legion tree planting, Stillwater, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0292 | American Legion tree planting, Stillwater, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0293 | American Legion tree planting, Stillwater, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0294 | American Legion tree planting, Stillwater, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0295 | Crystal Plunge, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0296 | Fire trucks, Payne County, Stillwater, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0297 | Kappa Psi, no. 4906, 1926 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0298 | Sigma Tau group, anniversary conclave, Oklahoma State University, identified as Verne Hedge, James A. Montgomery, William F. Roeser, Paul M. Pope Jr., R. V. Flint, Paul D. Remark, Leonard J. Gburski, Ellsworth Gullekson, Sherman N. Kelly, Luther S. Curs, L. V. White, John Albright, Allen Whitesides, Nicklason, W. C. Whitham, John G. Smith, Howard Gamble, John Mostrom, Robert Brumage, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0299 | Sigma Tau group, anniversary conclave, Oklahoma State University, identified as Marion E. Myers, Wilson Barnes, Ritchie Smith, Max Lyon, Robert Richamond, C. A. Sjogren, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0300 | Caldwell, J.H. and family, no. 1650, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0301 | Caldwell, J. H. and family, no, 1650, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0302 | Caldwell, J. H. and family, no. 1650, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0303 | Lake Carl Blackwell construction, Stillwater, Oklahoma, no. 3312, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0304 | Lake Carl Blackwell construction, Stillwater, Oklahoma, no. 3312, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0305 | Hoke family, no. 1861, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0306 | Hoke family, no. 1861, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0307 | Hoke family, no. 1861, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0308 | Hoke family, no. 1861, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0309 | Hoke family, no. 1861, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0310 | Hoke family, no. 1861, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0311 | Hoke family, no. 1861, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 58 | Loose prints, c1800s-c1900s and n.d. [22] | |||||
2000.005.9.0312 | Colonel Phillips, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0313 | [Map of railroad line, Guthrie through Norman, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0314 | [Wheelock Academy, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0315 | [Wheelock Academy, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0316 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0317 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0318 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0319 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0320 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0321 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0322 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0323 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0324 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0325 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0326 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0327 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0328 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0329 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0330 | Uncle Tom’s Cabin, print from lantern slide, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0331 | [Native American with blanket, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.9.0332 | [Three unidentified Native Americans, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0333 | Stillwater’s first telephone directory, n.d. | ||||||
37 | 59 | Photographs without negatives, c1891-1966 and n.d. [24] | |||||
2000.005.9.0334 | Banks, Farmers & Merchants, Citizen’s Bank, Payne County Bank, Interior Citizens Bank, all amalgamated with 1st National, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0335 | Banks, Farmers & Merchants, Citizen’s Bank, Payne County Bank, Interior Citizens Bank, all amalgamated with 1st National, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0336 | Banks, Farmers & Merchants, Citizen’s Bank, Payne County Bank, Interior Citizens Bank, all amalgamated with 1st National, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0337 | Banks, Farmers & Merchants, Citizen’s Bank, Payne County Bank, Interior Citizens Bank, all amalgamated with 1st National, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0338 | Cars, [unidentified man with c1910 car], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0339 | Cars, [two unidentified men with rifle, dog, and car], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0340 | Oklahoma State University President R. J. Barker, 1891-1894, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0341 | Oklahoma State University President Dr. J. C. Neal, Acting, December 1894-February 1895 | ||||||
2000.005.9.0342 | Oklahoma State University President Henry E. Alvord, 1894-1895, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0343 | Oklahoma State University President E. D. Murdaugh, January 1895-June 1895, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0344 | Oklahoma State University President George E. Morrow, 1895-1899, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0345 | Oklahoma State University President A. C. Scott, July 1899-June 1908, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0346 | Oklahoma State University President Connell, 1908-1914, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0347 | Oklahoma State University President L. L. Lewis, June 1914-July 1915, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0348 | Oklahoma State University President J. W. Cantwell, July 1, 1915-June 31, 1921, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0349 | Oklahoma State University President J. B. Eskridge, July 1921-June 1923, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0350 | Oklahoma State University President George Wilson, June 3, 1923-July 9, 1923, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0351 | Oklahoma State University President Richard Gurnes Tyler, August 1, 1923-September 23, 1923, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0352 | Oklahoma State University President Bradford Knopp, 1923-1927, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0353 | Oklahoma State University President Henry G. Bennett, 1951, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0354 | Oklahoma State University President Dr. Robert B. Kamm, 1966, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0355 | Hold for Hamilton, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0356 | Unidentified, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.9.0357 | Unidentified, n.d. |
Series 3: Advertising Cards
1893-ca. 1930s
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
40 | 11 | Advertising cards, n.d. | ||||
FF | D52 | Advertising poster, Round Oak Stoves, c1900 | ||||
68 | 1 | Advertising flyer, “W. A. Hawkins, Sea Shells, Marine Curious, Shell Souvenirs,” c1910s |
Series 4: Clippings and Notes
1878-1983
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
38 | 7 | “The History of Oklahoma in Pictures,” 1928-1929 | ||||
40 | 12 | 1893-1983 | ||||
40 | 13 | Negatives of clippings and notes, 1944, 1950, and n.d. | ||||
40 | 14 | Oil, Payne County, 1938-1961 | ||||
40 | 15 | “Oil” by Robert E. Cunningham, 1965-1970 | ||||
40 | 16 | Oil story, 1925-1975 | ||||
40 | 17 | Photograph clippings and notes, 1878-1988 and n.d. | ||||
75 | 1 | Daily Oklahoman, clipping, 1964 | ||||
75 | 2 | “No Water, He Traded Claim in Strip for Snort of Rum,” clipping, 1936 | ||||
75 | 3 | “Orbit,” clipping, Daily Oklahoman, 1960 | ||||
75 | 4 | “Orbit,” clipping, Daily Oklahoman, 1961 | ||||
75 | 5 | “Orbit,” clipping, Daily Oklahoman, 1964-1967, 1976 | ||||
75 | 6 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1944 | ||||
75 | 7 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1962 | ||||
75 | 8 | Stillwater News Press, clipping, 1963 | ||||
75 | 9 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1964 | ||||
75 | 10 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1965 | ||||
75 | 11 | Stillwater New-Press, clipping, 1966 | ||||
75 | 12 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1967 | ||||
75 | 13 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1968 | ||||
75 | 14 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1969 | ||||
75 | 15 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1970 | ||||
75 | 16 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1971 | ||||
76 | 1 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1972 | ||||
76 | 2 | Stillwater News-Press, clipping, 1974 | ||||
76 | 3 | Tulsa World, clipping, 1955 | ||||
76 | 4 | Tulsa Sunday World Magazine, clipping, 1957 | ||||
75 | 5 | Miscellaneous clippings, 1929, 1939, and n.d. | ||||
74 | 2 | White Horse Lake Massacre, clipping, 1898 |
Series 5: Journals
1889
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
38 | 8 | City of Guthrie Charter, 1889 | ||||
45 | 1 | Ledger, Guthrie, 1889 |
Series 6: Magazines
1891-1968
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
41 | 1 | Magazine articles, 1891-1902 | ||||
41 | 2 | The Beacon, 1957 | ||||
41 | 3 | College Mirror, Oklahoma A&M [Oklahoma State University], 1896 | ||||
41 | 4 | The College Paper, 1899 | ||||
41 | 5 | The Daily Bang, 1929 | ||||
41 | 6 | I Was a Share Cropper, c1940s | ||||
74 | 3 | Life, 1971 | ||||
74 | 5 | The Mirror, 1897 | ||||
45 | 2 | The National Spectator, 1926 | ||||
41 | 7 | The Normal Philomath, 1897 | ||||
41 | 8 | The Oklahoma A&M College Magazine [Oklahoma State University], 1952-1957 |
Series 7: Newspapers
1893-1917
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
76 | 6 | The Citizen, Taloga, D County, Oklahoma, May 26, 1893 | ||||
76 | 7 | The Cleveland American, Cleveland, Oklahoma, May 20, 1965 | ||||
76 | 8 | The Daily Gazette, Stillwater, Oklahoma, June 3 and 5, 1898 | ||||
76 | 9 | The Daily Press, Stillwater, Oklahoma, May 10, 1915 and August 24, 1917 | ||||
76 | 10 | Home Field and Forum, Guthrie, Oklahoma, December 1893 and February 1894 | ||||
76 | 11 | Mekeel’s Weekly Stamp News, St. Louis, Missouri, April 15, 1897 | ||||
76 | 12 | The Morning Sentinel, Perry, Oklahoma, October 18, 1893 and February 18, 1894 | ||||
76 | 13 | Oklahoma Farmer, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, November 25, 1893 | ||||
76 | 14 | Oklahoma Review, Enid, Oklahoma, August 15, 1897 | ||||
76 | 15 | Oklahoma Neuigkeiten, Perry, Oklahoma, March 10, 1904 | ||||
76 | 16 | The Perry Democrat, Perry, Oklahoma, October 29, 1897 and December 31, 1897 | ||||
76 | 17 | The Perry Republican, Perry, Oklahoma, February 8, 1912 | ||||
76 | 18 | St. Louis Republic, St. Louis, Missouri, March 4, 1898 | ||||
76 | 19 | The Stillwater Democrat, Stillwater, Oklahoma, October 20, 1898 | ||||
76 | 20 | Stillwater Gazette, June 5, 1908 |
Series 8: Notebooks
1890, n.d.
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
38 | 3 | Election poll book, Oklahoma Territory, 1st Precinct, 6th county, 1890 | ||||
41 | 9 | Notebooks, #1-3, n.d. | ||||
41 | 10 | Notebooks, #1-4, n.d. |
Series 9: Postcards
ca. 1900-1940s
Box | Folder | Accession | Folder title/Description | ||||
Oklahoma | |||||||
53 | 1 | Oklahoma, 1889 and n.d. [8] | |||||
2000.005.16.001-007 | “1889” Opening of Oklahoma, “The Run,” 1889 | ||||||
2000.005.16.008 | Cimarron River, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.009 | Early day Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.010 | An Oklahoma corn field, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.011 | Picking Oklahoma cotton, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.153 | Early day Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.139 | Early day Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.140 | Indian Territory Oklahoma | ||||||
53 | 2 | Oklahoma tourist sites, c1930-1940s and n.d. [9] | |||||
2000.005.16.012-013 | Oklahoma State Capitol, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.014 | Hair-pin curve on Highway 77, Turner Falls, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.015 | Just monkeying around, Turner Falls, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.016 | Old Indian Cemetary near Turner Falls, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.017 | Turner Falls Tavern, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.018 | Winter at Turner Falls, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.019 | Woman-Face Rock, Turner Falls, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.020 | [Turner Falls, n.d.] | ||||||
2000.005.16.021 | The Tavern, Turner Falls Park, Davis, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
Towns and cities | |||||||
53 | 3 | Edmond, Oklahoma, n.d. [7] | |||||
2000.005.16.022 | City Hall, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.023 | Churches, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.024 | First Methodist Church, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.025 | M.E. Church, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.026 | Presbyterian Church, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.027 | Senior High School, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.028 | City Hall, n.d. | ||||||
Guthrie, Oklahoma, c1907-1940s and n.d. [21] | |||||||
2000.005.16.029 | City Hall, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.030 | Ione Hotel, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.031 | Oklahoma Avenue East, c1907 | ||||||
2000.005.16.033-034 | Birds-eye- View, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.035-036 | Carnegie Library, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.037 | Christian Church, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.038 | Episcopal Church, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.039 | Masonic Home for the Angel, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.040 | Masonic Home of Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.041 | Masonic Home for Boys, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.042 | Masonic Temple, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.043 | Post office, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.044 | New Scottish Rite Temple, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.048-049 | Scottish Rite Temple, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.050 | Residence district on West Cleveland Avenue, 1906 | ||||||
2000.005.16.051 | Country club and lake, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.052 | Scene on the Cottonwood River | ||||||
2000.005.16.045 | Central school, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.046 | High school, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.032 | High school, c1907 | ||||||
2000.005.16.047 | St. Joseph’s Academy, n.d. | ||||||
Norman, Oklahoma, 1908-c1940s [2] | |||||||
2000.005.16.053 | NHS [Norman High School], 1908 | ||||||
2000.005.16.054 | State hospital, n.d. | ||||||
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 1907-1940s and n.d. [14] | |||||||
2000.005.016.055 | Oklahoma City, June 9, 1909 | ||||||
2000.005.16.056 | [Woman in automobile, 1909] | ||||||
2000.005.16.057 | [Unidentified man, 1909] | ||||||
2000.005.16.058 | [Unidentified woman, 1907] | ||||||
2000.005.16.059-061 | Camera theatre, 1918 and 1919 | ||||||
2000.005.16.062 | Greetings from OKlahoma City, 1907 | ||||||
2000.005.16.063 | Boating at Belle Isle, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.064 | Carnegie Library, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.065 | Monkey Island, Lincoln Park, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.066 | Skyscrapers, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.067 | Stiles Park, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.068 | Winnie Mae and Wiley Post, Municipal Air Terminal, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.069 | Harding Junior High School, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.070 | Oklahoma City High School, n.d. | ||||||
53 | 5 | Stillwater, Oklahoma, c1910-1940s and n.d. [5] | |||||
2000.005.16.071-073 | Christian Church, Virtes Williams, Pastor, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.074 | Payne County Court House, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.075 | Municipal building, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.135 | Looking north on Main Street, Stillwater, Oklahoma, 1920 | ||||||
2000.005.16.136 | Stillwater Gazette staff, identified as: Bess Lowry, Ned Brown, Charles Clarly, J. P. Hinkel, George Gelder, Art McEwen, Phil Masterson, 1906 | ||||||
Tulsa, Oklahoma, c1940s and n.d. [6] | |||||||
2000.005.16.076 | Exchange National Bank building, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.077 | Philtower building, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.078 | Boston Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church South, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.079 | First M. E. Church, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.080 | First Christian Church, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.081 | Third Street looking east, n.d. | ||||||
Miscellaneous towns, c1911-1940s and n.d. [10] | |||||||
2000.005.16.082-084 | Greetings from Antlers, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.085 | Lincoln County Court House, Chandler, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.086 | First Methodist Episcopal Church, Cushing, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.087 | Bath pool, Medicine Park, Lawton, Oklahoma, 1916 | ||||||
2000.005.16.088 | Fire at Ripley, Oklahoma, October 24, 1911 | ||||||
2000.005.16.089 | Buffalo Spring, Platt National Park, Sulphur, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.090 | Bromide Trail, Platt National Park, Sulphur, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.091 | Rock Inn, Highway 27, n.d. | ||||||
53 | 6 | Universities, c1910-1940s and n.d. [39] | |||||
2000.005.16.092 | Central State Normal [University of Central Oklahoma], Edmond, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.093 | South building, Central State Normal [University of Central Oklahoma], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.094-096 | Fire station, Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State Univeristy], 1947 | ||||||
2000.005.16.097 | Morrill Hall, Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.098 | Murray Hall, one of the girls’ dormitories, as seen across Theta Pond, Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.099 | Theta Pond, Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.100-101 | William’s Hall, Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], 1947 | ||||||
2000.005.16.154 | [Old Central], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.155-157 | Morrill Hall, Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.102 | Administration, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.103 | Fine Arts, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.104 | Liberal Arts, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma | ||||||
2000.005.16.105 | Six of the Fourteen, Main Campus, Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.106-108 | Armory and Gymnasium, Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], Stillwater, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.109 | Engineering and Life Science Buildings, Oklahoma A∓M College [Oklahoma State University], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.110-115 | Oklahoma Fire Service Training School, Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.15.116-126 | Whitehurst Hall, Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], n.d. | ||||||
53 | 7 | Portraits, 1907-1910 and n.d. [10] | |||||
2000.005.16.127 | “Min-Ne-Ha-Ha,” 1907 | ||||||
2000.005.16.128 | “On the War Path,” 1909 | ||||||
2000.005.16.129 | When Shall We Two Meet Again? [group portrait, two unidentified women], n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.130 | Chief Sitting Bull, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.131 | Frank Eaton (Pistol Pete), gunman, law enforcement officer, cowboy and trail driver, a real veteran of the Old West, now 96 years old and lives at Perkins, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.137-138 | “Pistol Pete,” n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.139 | Five Native Americans in dress, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.151 | “Indian War Dance!” by Vince Dillon, 1914 | ||||||
2000.005.16.152 | “The Indian on the New Nickle, Chief Iron Tail and the Bison,” n.d. | ||||||
53 | 8 | Oil, 1909-1910s [9] | |||||
2000.005.16.141 | Teamsters hauling materials to the oil field, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.142 | Funk & Rider Oil Co., Cushing Oil Fields, Cushing, Oklahoma | ||||||
2000.005.16.143 | Rig collapsed while pulling 10 in. Caseing Higganbottom No. 5, Snowden, McSweeney Co. Breckenridge, Texas, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.144 | Burning of the National Oil Well, Breckenridge, Texas, n.d. | ||||||
2000.005.16.145 | Glenn Oil Field, Kiefer, Oklahoma, 1909 | ||||||
2000.005.16.146 | Glenn Oil Field, Tulsa, Oklahoma | ||||||
2000.005.16.147-149 | Oil scene near Jenks, Oklahoma, n.d. | ||||||
53 | 9 | Folios, 1940, 1943, and n.d.[39] | |||||
2000.005.16.132 | Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, n.d. [10] | ||||||
2000.005.16.133 | Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], 1943 [17] | ||||||
2000.005.16.134 | Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], 1940 [12] |
Series 10: Scrapbook Albums
1882-1984
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
73 | 2 | Scrapbook album 1, n.d. | ||||
73 | 3 | Scrapbook album 2, 1882 | ||||
72 | 1 | Souvenir Edition Opening of Oklahoma 50th Anniversary, 1893-1984 |
Series 11: Sheet Music
1906
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
74 | 5 | Cover, Iola, 1906 |
Series 12: Audio Visual
1893-1903
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
Filmstrips, n.d. | ||||||
46 | 1-5 | “The Oklahoma Story,” n.d. | ||||
47 | 1-5 | “The Oklahoma Story, Part 1,” n.d. | ||||
Microfilm, 1893-1903 and n.d. | ||||||
41 | 11 | Microfilm reel boxes and notes, n.d. | ||||
48 | 1 | National Archivies, NAS-265, Guthrie, Military correspondence, 20 feet, n.d. | ||||
49 | 1 | Stillwater Daily Gazette, February 6, 1901 – January 31, 1901 | ||||
50 | 1 | Stillwater Daily Gazette, February 1, 1901 – February 19, 1903 | ||||
51 | 1 | The Populist Weekly, June 7, 1895 – October 31, 1895;
Payne County Populist, January 4 – December 1900; Stillwater Gazette, August 7, 1891 – December 1893 Oklahoma Eagle, December 14-29, 1893 |
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52 | 1 | National Archives, Oklahoma City strips, NAS-11, 34 feet, n.d. |
Series 13: Pennants
n.d.
Box | Folder | Folder title/Description | ||||
FF | D52 | 101 Ranch, n.d. | ||||
FF | D52 | Oklahoma A&M College [Oklahoma State University], n.d. |
Series 14: Negative & Ferrotype Sleeves & Notes
ca. 1860s-1970s
Box | Folder | Accession | Folder title/Description | ||||
42 | 2000.005.7.0001-.0486 | Original safety negative sleeves and notes | |||||
43 | 2000.005.7.0487-.0737 | Original safety negative sleeves and notes | |||||
44 | 1 | 2000.005.8.0001-.0094 | Original nitrate negative sleeves and notes | ||||
44 | 2 | 2000.005.17.0019 | Ferrotype sleeve |
Series 15: Booklets & Pamphlets
1890-1961
Box | Folder | Accession | Folder title/Description | ||||
77 | 1 | 2000.005.1.12 | Report of the Governor of Oklahoma to the Secretary of the Interior, by C. M. Barnes, 1900 | ||||
77 | 2 | 2000.005.1.15 | The Texaco Story: The First Fifty Years, 1902 | ||||
77 | 3 | 2000.005.1.17, .77-.79 | Trial by Mob, n.d. | ||||
77 | 4 | 2000.005.1.18 | New State: All the Facts and Figures about Oklahoma, 1906 | ||||
77 | 5 | 2000.005.1.19 | Report of Agricultural and Mechanical College Exhibit “E” of Governor’s Message to the Third Legislative Assembly of Oklahoma, January 8, 1895 | ||||
77 | 6 | 2000.005.1.20 | Oklahoma Heritage: A Picture Story of Pioneers, Outlaws, Indians, 1961 | ||||
77 | 7 | 2000.005.1.21, .33 | Payne County Educational Directory, 1931-1932
Payne County Educational Directory, 1932-1933 |
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77 | 8 | 2000.005.1.22 | Perkins Old Settlers, In Memory of the Early Settlers of Perkins and Community, 1938 | ||||
77 | 9 | 2000.005.1.23 | Bibliographical notes, A Preliminary Check-list of Nineteenth Century Oklahoma Book Publishers, n.d. | ||||
77 | 10 | 2000.005.1.25 | Bradstreet’s Oklahoma, January 1916 | ||||
77 | 11 | 2000.005.1.28 | Payne County Fair Association Premium List, Stillwater, Oklahoma, Fifth Annual Exhibit, October 6-8, 1897 | ||||
77 | 11 | 2000.005.1.47 | Premium List of the Firest Annual Fair of the Payne County Agricultural Fair Association, Stillwater, Oklahoma, September 30, October 1-4, 1902 | ||||
77 | 12 | 2000.005.1.29 | Glimpses of A&M, c1917 | ||||
77 | 13 | 2000.005.1.30 | Oklahoma Visit, Travel Stamp Album & Guide Book, 1951 | ||||
77 | 14 | 2000.005.1.32 | Anniversary of Your Oklahoma State University, c1958 | ||||
77 | 15 | 2000.005.1.4, .34 | Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, A Book of Photographs, 1955 | ||||
77 | 16 | 2000.005.1.35 | Interstate Migrations Among the Native White Population as Indicated by Differences between State of Birth and State of Residence, A Series of Maps Based on the Census 1870-1930, United States Department of Agriculture, 1934 | ||||
77 | 17 | 2000.005.1.36 | Oklahoma: The State that Oil Built, American Petroleum Institute, 1947 | ||||
77 | 18 | 2000.005.1.37 | The Founding of Okalahoma A&M College: A Memoir, Alfred Edwin Jarrell, n.d. | ||||
77 | 19 | 2000.005.1.38 | Frisco Line Magazine, Volume III, Number 5, May 1900 | ||||
77 | 20 | 2000.005.1.39 | Alumni and Former Students Directory Issue 1891-1935, Volume 32, Number 9, October 1935 | ||||
77 | 21 | 2000.005.1.40 | Window on the Past, Historical Sites in Oklahoma, 1974 | ||||
77 | 22 | 2000.005.1.42 | Oklahoma Land of Opportunity, 1934 | ||||
78 | 1-3 | 2000.005.1.43.5-.12 | 50 Years of Oklahoma A&M, 1907-1957, 1957 | ||||
78 | 4 | 2000.005.1.44 | Oklahoma Agricultural A&M Mechanical College Yesterday & Today, c1917 | ||||
78 | 5 | 2000.005.1.45 | The Oklahoma State Capital Art Edition, 1889 & 1990 | ||||
78 | 6 | 2000.005.1.48 | What a Country Boy Did with 200 Pounds of Type (Warren G. Harding Story), 1920 | ||||
78 | 7 | 2000.005.1.49 | Almanac and Manual of Useful Information for 1927 | ||||
2000.005.1.59 | Almanac and Manual of Useful Information for 1923 | ||||||
2000.005.1.60 | Almanac and Manual of Useful Information for 1925 | ||||||
2000.005.1.61 | Almanac and Manual of Useful Information for 1928 | ||||||
78 | 8 | 2000.005.1.51 | Eleventh Annual American Indidian Exposition, Anadarko, Oklahoma, August 19-23, 1942 | ||||
2000.005.1.52 | Energy for America: The Story of Oil’s First Century, 1959 | ||||||
78 | 9 | 2000.005.1.53 | House Calendar Fifty-first Day, Wednesday, March 4, 1903, Seventh Legislative Assembly Territory of Oklahoma | ||||
78 | 10 | 2000.005.1.54 and .54A | Maps for Ready Reference, n.d. | ||||
78 | 11 | 2000.005.1.55.1-.2 | Profile of Perry | ||||
78 | 12 | 2000.005.1.56 | 75th Anniversary 1895-1970 First National Bank of Cleveland | ||||
78 | 13 | 2000.005.1.57 | Mac Donald’s Farmers Almanac 1944, 1943 | ||||
78 | 14 | 2000.005.1.58 | Dr. Miles Weather Almanac, 1918 | ||||
78 | 14 | 2000.005.1.62 | Dr. Miles New Weather Almanac and Hand Book of Valuable Information, 1937 | ||||
78 | 15 | 2000.005.1.63-.64 | Cardui Songbook, numbers 3, 4, and 6, 1908 and 1912 | ||||
78 | 16 | 2000.005.1.66 | Cunard Cabin Channel Service New York to Plymouth, Cherbourg & London, c1930 | ||||
78 | 16 | 2000.005.1.67 | Miami by the Sea, 1928 | ||||
78 | 17 | 2000.005.1.68 | Libby Prison War Museum Association, c1893 | ||||
78 | 17 | 2000.005.1.69 | Catalogue of Cliff Dweller’s Exhibit, World’s Columbian Exposition, 1893 | ||||
78 | 18 | 2000.005.1.70 | Our Presidents [Alka-Seltzer promotional booklet], c1938 | ||||
78 | 18 | 2000.005.1.71 | Paradoxes from Greek Philosophers Down to the Present Day, How to Entertain a Company [Lion Coffee promotional booklet], c1900 | ||||
78 | 19 | 2000.005.1.72.1-.2 | Tradition, the Monthly Magazine of America’s Picturesque Past, 1962 | ||||
78 | 20 | 2000.005.1.73 | Nature Notes from the Gulf States, Volume III, Number 1, Autumn 1952 | ||||
78 | 21 | 2000.005.1.74 | The Register and Leader, 1907 | ||||
78 | 22 | 2000.005.1.75 | Modes and Fabrics, 1900 | ||||
78 | 23 | 2000.005.1.81 | Souvenir Edition Opening of Oklahoma 50th Anniversary, n.d. |
Appendix A: Index Names
Personal Names:
Adams, Arthur Wesley
Adams, James Homer
Baxter, Anne
Bechtel, Dean
Bennett, Henry G.
Berry, Everett
Berry, George
Berry, Jack
Berry, Tom
Big Bear Two Hands, Chief
Big Bow, 1845 (ca.)-1901
Black Hawk
Blizzard, Dean
Blubaugh, Mr.
Boaz, Edmund
Bonsall, I. H., 1833-
Bullen, H. B.
Burroughs, E. C.
Caldwell, J. H.
Carey, Harry, Jr.
Cavenaugh, Capt. H. G.
Chipowah, Chief
Clark, G. W.
Cleverdon, Russell
Cornish, G. B.
Couch, William L.
Cunningham, Robert Earl, 1906-1991
Dalton, Bob
Day, Capt.
Daugherty, W. A.
De Goff
Diggs, F. O.
Diggs, I. O.
Dillon, Vince, ? -1932
Donart, C. E.
Doubleday, Ralph R., 1881-1958
Duck, Frank Ellsworth
Duck, S. P.
Eaton, Frank, b. 1860
Eskridge, J. B., Dr.
Forbes, A. A., 1862-1921
Ford, Glenn. 1916-
Foucart, Joseph P.
Gall, Chief
Gallagher, E. C.
Geronimo, 1829-1909
Gibson, Helen
Good Boy, Chief
Gray, Otto
Griffith, Art
Hackett, F. B.
Hastings, Fox, 1882-1948
Hayshackey
High Chief
Hinkel, John Hock
Hoke, Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Holmes
Hudiburg, Mr. & Mrs. A. L.
Ingalls, C.
Ingalls, Henry
Iron Tail
Irving, Washington
James, Jesse E.
Jergins, Johann
Johnson, Ben
Johnson, June Bug
Journey Cake, Cherokee Chief
Jurgens, Mr. & Mrs. Dick
Katz, Jake
Kent, Mr. & Mrs. Frank
Kenworthy, Ivo
Kirnan, Bea, ?-1939
Knife Chief
Lewis, Ervin Gibson
Little Jim, Osage Chief
Littlesnake, Julia
Lone Bear
Lowry, Al
Mac Arthur, Captain Arthur
Mac Arthur, Doug
Marland, Ernest Whitworth, 1874-1941
McGinty, Jack
Medicine Owl, Chief
Messenger, G. L., Reverend
Metcalfe, Augusta Corson, 1882-1971
Miller, George Lee, 1881-1929
Miller, Joseph Carson. 1868-1927
Miller, Joseph Carson, Jr.
Miller, Margaret
Miller, Sid
Miller, Zachary Taylor, 1878-1952
Mitchell, D. S.
Morgan, Harry
Morrill, Sam
Morris, Oscar Matison
Morrow, Vic, 1931-1982
Mosley, John
Moss, Jim
Ne Kah Ke Pun Na
Pa Ship Pa Ho
Pardee, Doc
Parsons, G. W.
Pawnee Bill
Payne, David Lewis, 1836-1884
Pink, Coach
Pipestem, Charles
Pleasant Pipe
Prettyman, William S., 1828-1932
Randolph, Florence Hughes Fenton, 1898-1971
Red Cloud
Red Leaf, Chief
Roach, Ruth Scantlin, 1896
Sitting Bull, 1837?-1890
Standing Bear
Standing Elk
Starr, Hiram
Steele, Governor
Marcley, Sgt.
Tah Ke Kah He
Terrill, Ira N.
Thatcher, Hester
Tohee, Dan
Tohee, David
Tohee, Emma
Tonkawani
Tucker, Carrie Mae
Turner, Freddie
Young Man Afraid of his Horses
Turner, Freddie
Two Strikes
Twoguns, Lucy
Ural, Ross
Van Griethuysen, J. C.
Waite, Stan
Wantland, Bernard John 1834-
Wantland, Ella Fay
Wantland, Emma Berg, ? -1931
Wantland, Henry Madison, 1864-1953
Wantland, Lolla Victoria, 1866-
Wantland, Mary Viola, 1860-
Wantland, Sarah Catherine, 1877-
Wantland, Sarah Jackson, 1844-
Washunga
Wayne, John
Weilmuenster, Fred
West, Sanford
White Hair
Wickmiller, C. P.
Wyatt, Zip
Corporate Names:
101 Ranch
5th Cavalry
Troop D Cavalry
Alcott School
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Boomer Creek Bridge
Camp Alice
Cherokee Female Seminary
Chisholm Trail
Eugene Field School
Hay Meadow Massacre
Hells Acre
Horace Mann School
Jefferson School
KSPI Radio
Lake Carl Blackwell
Lincoln School
Marland Refining Company
Oak Grove School
Payne County Courthouse
People’s Studio
Perfection Mills
Pioneer Telephone & Telegraph Company
Pleasant Hill School
Rebekah Lodge
Shawnee Indian School
Stillwater Fire Department
White Horse Lake
Appendix B: Newspapers
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND CO., OKLAHOMA | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
076/05 | The Cleveland American | 1965 | May 20 |
ENID, GARFIELD CO., OKLAHOMA | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
076/13 | Oklahoma Review | 1897 | Aug. 15 | I | 1 |
GUTHRIE, LOGAN CO., OKLAHOMA | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
The Guthrie Daily Leader | 1973 | April 15 | 82 | 171 | *OHS | |
076/08 | Home, Field, and Forum | 1893 | Dec. | I | 12 | |
1894 | Feb. | 2 | 2 |
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA CO., OKLAHOMA | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
The Daily Oklahoman | 1925 | Aug. 2 | Splmt. | OHS | ||
1926 | Oct. 17 | 34 | 280 | OHS | ||
1929 | Sept. 22 | OHS | ||||
1934 | Nov. 4 | OHS | ||||
1935 | Aug. 18 | OHS | ||||
Aug. 20 | 43 | 224 | ||||
Sept. 1 | ||||||
1939 | April 23 | OHS | ||||
1961 | Sept. 17 | OHS | ||||
1973 | March 11 | OHS | ||||
Oklahoma City Times | 1929 | April 22 | XXXIX | 285 | OHS | |
076/11 | Oklahoma Farmer | 1893 | Nov. 24 | 1 | V |
PAWNEE, PAWNEE CO., O.T. | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
The Times-Democrat | 1894 | July 27 | 1 | 34-45 | OHS |
PERRY, NOBLE CO., OKLAHOMA | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
076/10 | The Morning Sentinel | 1893 | Oct. 18 | 1 | 8 | |
1894 | Feb. 18 | 1 | 112 | |||
076/12 | Oklahoma Neuigkeiten | 1904 | March 10 | 2 | 47 | |
The Perry Daily Journal | 1973 | Sept. 13 | 80 | 192 | *Perry | |
076/14 | The Perry Democrat | 1897 | Oct. 29 | V | 1 | |
Dec. 31 | V | 10 | ||||
076/15 | Perry Republican | 1912 | Feb. 8 | XVIII | 5 | *Perry |
STILLWATER, PAYNE CO., OKLAHOMA | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
The Daily O’Collegian | 1970 | March 7 | 75 | 105 | *OSU | |
The Daily Democrat | 1902 | Oct. 3 | 1 | 5 | OHS | |
Oct. 17 | I | 17 | ||||
Nov. 21 | 1 | 47 | ||||
Nov. 22 | 1 | 48 | ||||
Dec. 3 | 1 | 57 | ||||
Dec. 20 | I | 72 | ||||
1903 | Jan. 6 | 1 | 86 | OHS | ||
Jan. 31 | 1 | |||||
Feb. 2 | 1 | 109 | ||||
Feb. 6 | 11 | 109 | ||||
Feb. 18 | 11 | 123 | ||||
Feb. 19 | 11 | 124 | ||||
Feb. 23 | 11 | 127 | ||||
Feb. 25 | 11 | 129 | ||||
March 4 | 11 | 135 | ||||
March 9 | 11 | 139 | ||||
March 10 | 11 | 140 | ||||
March 11 | 11 | 141 | ||||
March 14 | 11 | 144 | ||||
March 16 | 11 | 145 | ||||
March 17 | 11 | 146 | ||||
March 20 | 11 | 149 | ||||
March 23 | 11 | 151 | ||||
March 24 | 11 | 152 | ||||
March 25 | 11 | 153 | ||||
March 26 | 11 | 154 | ||||
March 27 | 1 | 155 | ||||
March 28 | 1 | 156 | ||||
March 30 | 1 | 157 | ||||
March 31 | 1 | 158 | ||||
Arpil 3 | 1 | 161 | ||||
April 4 | 1 | 162 | ||||
April 7 | 1 | 164 | ||||
April 8 | 1 | 165 | ||||
April 9 | 1 | 166 | ||||
April 10 | 1 | 167 | ||||
April 14 | 1 | 170 | ||||
April 15 | 1 | 171 | ||||
April 16 | 1 | 172 | ||||
April 17 | 1 | 173 | ||||
Arpil 18 | 1 | 174 | ||||
April 23 | 1 | 175 | ||||
April 24 | 1 | 179 | ||||
April 25 | 1 | 180 | ||||
May 4 | 1 | 187 | ||||
May 5 | 1 | 188 | ||||
May 6 | 1 | 189 | ||||
May 7 | 1 | 190 | ||||
May 8 | 1 | 191 | ||||
May 9 | 1 | 192 | ||||
May 11 | 1 | 192 | ||||
May 12 | 1 | 193 | ||||
May 15 | 1 | 193 | ||||
June 10 | 1 | 218 | ||||
June 13 | 1 | 221 | ||||
June 15 | 1 | 222 | ||||
June 16 | 1 | 223 | ||||
June 18 | 1 | 225 | ||||
June 22 | 1 | 226 | ||||
June 23 | 1 | 227 | ||||
June 24 | 1 | 228 | ||||
June 26 | 1 | 230 | ||||
July 24 | 1 | 255 | ||||
July 27 | 1 | 257 | ||||
July 28 | 1 | 258 | ||||
July 29 | 1 | 259 | ||||
August 1 | 1 | 262 | ||||
August 2 | 1 | 263 | ||||
August 5 | 1 | 266 | ||||
Aug. 12 | 1 | 272 | ||||
1904 | Feb. 6 | 2 | 111 | OSU | ||
Feb. 10 | 2 | 114 | ||||
Feb. 15 | 2 | 118 | ||||
Feb. 17 | 2 | 120 | ||||
Feb. 19 | 2 | 122 | ||||
Feb. 20 | 2 | 123 | ||||
Feb. 23 | 2 | 125 | ||||
Feb. 25 | 2 | 127 | ||||
Feb. 27 | 2 | 130 | ||||
April 5 | 2 | 162 | ||||
May 2 | 2 | 185 | ||||
May 3 | 2 | 186 | ||||
May 4 | 2 | 187 | ||||
May 10 | 2 | 192 | ||||
May 11 | 2 | 193 | ||||
May 12 | 2 | 194 | ||||
May 13 | 2 | 195 | ||||
May 14 | 2 | 196 | ||||
May 16 | 2 | 197 | ||||
May 17 | 2 | 198 | ||||
May 18 | 2 | 199 | ||||
May 19 | 2 | 200 | ||||
May 20 | 2 | 201 | ||||
May 21 | 2 | 200 | ||||
May 23 | 2 | 201 | ||||
May 24 | 2 | 202 | ||||
May 25 | 2 | 203 | ||||
May 26 | 2 | 204 | ||||
May 27 | 2 | 205 | ||||
May 28 | 2 | 206 | ||||
June 11 | 2 | 217 | ||||
June 27 | 2 | 221 | ||||
June 28 | 2 | 222 | ||||
June 29 | 2 | 223 | ||||
June 30 | 2 | 224 | ||||
July 2 | 2 | 226 | ||||
July 7 | 2 | 230 | ||||
July 8 | 2 | 231 | ||||
July 9 | 2 | 232 | ||||
July 10 | 2 | 233 | ||||
July 21 | 2 | 242 | ||||
July 23 | 2 | 244 | ||||
July 27 | 2 | 246 | ||||
July 28 | 2 | 247 | ||||
August 1 | 2 | 250 | ||||
August 3 | 2 | 252 | ||||
August 4 | 2 | 253 | ||||
August 5 | 2 | 254 | ||||
August 6 | 2 | 255 | ||||
August 9 | 2 | 257 | ||||
Aug. 10 | 2 | 258 | ||||
Aug. 12 | 2 | 260 | ||||
Aug. 13 | 2 | 261 | ||||
Aug. 15 | 2 | 262 | ||||
Aug. 17 | 2 | 264 | ||||
Aug. 18 | 2 | 265 | ||||
Aug. 19 | 2 | 266 | ||||
Aug. 20 | 2 | 267 | ||||
Aug. 22 | 2 | 268 | ||||
Aug. 24 | 2 | 270 | ||||
Aug. 25 | 2 | 271 | ||||
Aug. 26 | 2 | 272 | ||||
Aug. 27 | 2 | 273 | ||||
Aug. 29 | 2 | 274 | ||||
Aug. 30 | 2 | 275 | ||||
Oct. 1 | 3 | 4 | ||||
Oct. 3 | 3 | 7 | ||||
Oct. 4 | 3 | 6 | ||||
Oct. 6 | 3 | 8 | ||||
Oct. 7 | 3 | 9 | ||||
Oct. 10 | 3 | 11 | ||||
Oct. 11 | 3 | 12 | ||||
Oct. 12 | 3 | 13 | ||||
Oct. 13 | 3 | 14 | ||||
Oct. 14 | 3 | 14 | ||||
Oct. 17 | 3 | 16 | ||||
Oct. 21 | 3 | 20 | ||||
Oct. 24 | 3 | 22 | ||||
Oct. 28 | 3 | 26 | ||||
Nov. 6 | 3 | 33 | ||||
Nov. 18 | 3 | 44 | ||||
Nov. 30 | 3 | 53 | ||||
1905 | Feb. 18 | 3 | 120 | OSU | ||
Feb. 27 | 3 | 126 | ||||
April 10 | 3 | 162 | ||||
March 1 | 3 | 128 | ||||
March 2 | 3 | 129 | ||||
March 13 | 3 | 191 | ||||
March 17 | 3 | 194 | ||||
April 20 | 3 | 170 | ||||
Arpil 21 | 3 | 172 | ||||
April 27 | 3 | 177 | ||||
May 5 | 3 | 184 | ||||
May 7 | 3 | 185 | ||||
May 8 | 3 | 186 | ||||
May 9 | 3 | 187 | ||||
May 12 | 3 | 190 | ||||
May 20 | 3 | 197 | ||||
May 30 | 3 | 205 | ||||
July 25 | 3 | 256 | ||||
August 5 | 3 | 266 | ||||
Aug. 19 | 3 | 278 | ||||
Aug. 21 | 3 | 279 | ||||
Aug. 22 | 3 | 280 | ||||
Aug. 23 | 3 | 281 | ||||
Aug. 25 | 3 | 283 | ||||
Aug. 28 | 3 | 285 | ||||
Aug. 29 | 3 | 286 | ||||
Aug. 31 | 3 | 288 | ||||
Sept. 6 | 3 | 291 | ||||
Sept. 7 | 3 | 292 | ||||
Sept. 8 | 3 | 293 | ||||
Sept. 9 | 3 | 294 | ||||
Sept. 11 | 3 | 295 | ||||
Sept. 13 | 3 | 297 | ||||
Sept. 14 | 3 | 298 | ||||
Sept. 15 | 3 | 300 | ||||
Sept. 16 | 3 | 300 | ||||
Sept. 18 | 3 | 301 | ||||
1906 | Jan. 11 | 4 | 88 | OSU | ||
Jan. 12 | 89 | |||||
April 25 | 4 | 176 | ||||
July 10 | 4 | 236 | ||||
July 11 | 4 | 237 | ||||
July 12 | 4 | 238 | ||||
July 16 | 4 | 241 | ||||
July 23 | 4 | 245 | ||||
Sept. 7 | 4 | 146 | ||||
Sept. 14 | 4 | 152 | ||||
Sept. 21 | 4 | 158 | ||||
Sept. 25 | 4 | 16? | ||||
Sept. 27 | 4 | 163 | ||||
Sept. 29 | 4 | 1 | ||||
Oct. 8 | 4 | 172 | ||||
Oct. 9 | 4 | 9 | ||||
Oct. 12 | 4 | 12 | ||||
Oct. 13 | 4 | 13 | ||||
Oct. 14 | 4 | 14 | ||||
Oct. 15 | 4 | 15 | ||||
Oct. 17 | 4 | 16 | ||||
Oct. 18 | 4 | 17 | ||||
Oct. 19 | 4 | 18 | ||||
Oct. 25 | 4 | 12 | ||||
Oct. 26 | 4 | 24 | ||||
Oct. 27 | 4 | 25 | ||||
Oct. 28 | 4 | 26 | ||||
Oct. 30 | 4 | 27 | ||||
Oct. 31 | 4 | |||||
Nov. 2 | 4 | 30 | ||||
Nov. 4 | 4 | 32 | ||||
Nov. 6 | 4 | 33 | ||||
Nov. 9 | 4 | 36 | ||||
Dec. 21 | 4 | 72 | ||||
Dec. 22 | 4 | 73 | ||||
Dec. 23 | 4 | 74 | ||||
Dec. 27 | 4 | 76 | ||||
076/06 | The Daily Gazette | 1898 | June 3 | 1 | 113 | |
June 5 | 115 | |||||
1901 | Feb. 26 | 1 | 19 | OHS | ||
March 9 | 1 | 29 | ||||
March 13 | 1 | 32 | ||||
March 14 | 1 | 33 | ||||
March 15 | 1 | 34 | ||||
March 16 | 1 | 35 | ||||
March 17 | 1 | 36 | ||||
March 19 | 1 | 37 | ||||
March 21 | 1 | 39 | ||||
March 23 | 1 | 41 | ||||
March 26 | 1 | 43 | ||||
March 29 | 1 | 46 | ||||
March 30 | 1 | 47 | ||||
June 3 | 1 | 102 | ||||
July 27 | 1 | 148 | ||||
Nov. 11 | 1 | 240 | ||||
Nov. 13 | 1 | 242 | ||||
Nov. 18 | 1 | 246 | ||||
Nov. 20 | 1 | 248 | ||||
Nov. 21 | 1 | 249 | ||||
Nov. 27 | 1 | 254 | ||||
Dec. 3 | 1 | 258 | ||||
1902 | Sept. 2 | 2 | 179 | OHS | ||
Sept. 30 | 2 | 180 | ||||
Sept. 5 | 2 | 182 | ||||
Sept. 9 | 2 | 185 | ||||
Sept. 10 | 2 | 186 | ||||
Sept. 12 | 2 | 188 | ||||
Sept. 13 | 2 | 189 | ||||
Sept. 15 | 2 | 190 | ||||
Sept. 16 | 2 | 191 | ||||
Sept. 17 | 2 | 192 | ||||
Sept. 18 | 2 | 193 | ||||
Sept. 19 | 2 | 194 | ||||
Sept. 20 | 2 | 195 | ||||
Sept. 21 | 2 | 196 | ||||
Sept. 23 | 2 | 197 | ||||
Sept. 24 | 2 | 198 | ||||
Sept. 26 | 2 | 199 | ||||
Sept. 27 | 2 | 200 | ||||
Sept. 30 | 2 | 201 | ||||
Oct. 15 | 2 | 214 | ||||
Oct. 18 | 2 | 217 | ||||
Oct. 26 | 2 | 22 | ||||
Oct. 27 | 2 | 225 | ||||
Oct. 30 | 2 | 227 | ||||
Oct. 31 | 2 | 228 | ||||
Nov. 1 | 2 | 229 | ||||
Nov. 6 | 2 | 233 | ||||
Nov. 7 | 2 | 234 | ||||
Nov. 11 | 2 | 236 | ||||
Nov. 12 | 2 | 238 | ||||
Nov. 17 | 2 | 242 | ||||
Nov. 18 | 2 | 243 | ||||
Nov. 22 | 2 | 242 | ||||
Dec. 4 | 2 | 251 | ||||
Dec. 15 | 2 | 260 | ||||
Dec. 18 | 2 | 263 | ||||
Dec. 23 | 2 | 267 | ||||
Dec. 24 | 2 | 268 |
STILLWATER, PAYNE CO., OKLAHOMA | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
Daily Oklahoma State | 1898 | March 29 | 1 | 56 | OHS | |
March 30 | 1 | 57 | ||||
May 3 | 1 | 86 | ||||
May 4 | 1 | 87 | ||||
May 5 | 1 | 88 | ||||
May 6 | 1 | 89 | ||||
May 8 | 1 | 91 | ||||
May 10 | 1 | 92 | ||||
May 11 | 1 | 93 | ||||
May 12 | 1 | 94 | ||||
May 13 | 1 | 95 | ||||
May 14 | 1 | 96 | ||||
May 15 | 1 | 97 | ||||
May 17 | 1 | 98 | ||||
May 18 | 1 | 99 | ||||
May 19 | 1 | 100 | ||||
May 20 | 1 | 101 | ||||
May 21 | 1 | 102 | ||||
May 23 | 1 | 108 | ||||
May 31 | 1 | 110 | ||||
076/07 | The Daily Press | 1915 | May 10 | 6 | 174 | |
1917 | Aug. 24 | 8 | 231 | |||
The Eagle Gazette | 1894 | March 23 | V | 15 | OHS | |
April 27 | V | 20 | ||||
May 4 | V | 21 | ||||
May 10 | V | 22 | ||||
May 16 | V | |||||
August 2 | V | 34 | ||||
August 9 | V | 35 | ||||
Aug. 20 | V | 47 | ||||
1897 | Oct. 7 | 9 | 22 | OHS | ||
The Okalhoma Eagle | 1893 | Oct. 5 | 11 | 12 | OHS | |
Oklahoma Hawk | 1893 | April 6 | 3 | 47 | OHS | |
August 3 | 4 | 12 | ||||
The Oklahoma State Sentinel | 1895 | Feb. 9 | 5 | 52 | OSU | |
Aug. 28 | 6 | 16 | ||||
Oct. 24 | 6 | 24 | ||||
Oct. 31 | 6 | 25 | ||||
1896 | Jan. 16 | 6 | 38 | OSU | ||
March 5 | 1 | 43 | ||||
March 12 | 6 | 44 | ||||
April 9 | 6 | 48 | ||||
May 7 | 6 | 52 | ||||
June 25 | 7 | 7 | ||||
Nov. 5 | 7 | 27 | ||||
Nov. 12 | 7 | 27 | ||||
Nov. 18 | 11 | 28 | ||||
1897 | Dec. 9 | 10 | 31 | OSU | ||
The Oklahoma State | 1898 | Jan. 26 | 1 | 3 | OHS | |
Jan. 27 | 1 | 4 | ||||
Jan. 28 | 1 | 5 | ||||
Feb. 2 | 1 | 9 | ||||
Feb. 3 | 1 | 10 | ||||
Feb. 4 | 1 | 11 | ||||
Feb. 5 | 1 | 12 | ||||
Feb. 6 | 1 | 13 | ||||
Feb. 8 | 1 | 14 | ||||
Feb. 9 | 1 | 15 | ||||
Feb. 23 | 1 | 27 | ||||
Feb. 24 | 10 | 6 | ||||
March 2 | 1 | 33 | ||||
March 3 | 1 | 34 | ||||
March 5 | 1 | 36 | ||||
March 7 | 1 | 39 | ||||
March 10 | 1 | 40 | ||||
March 11 | 1 | 41 | ||||
Payne Co. Republican | 1892 | Dec. 29 | 1 | 19 | OHS | |
1893 | Jan. 19 | 1 | 22 | OHS | ||
August 10 | 1 | 52 | ||||
The People’s Progress | 1906 | Sept. 12 | 11 | 51 | OSU | |
The Stillwater Advance (Successor to the Payne County Populist) | 1898 | May 23 | 1 | 108 | UCO | |
1901 | April 18 | 2 | 33 | UCO | ||
March 21 | 2 | 29 | ||||
July 25 | 9 | 47 | ||||
Stillwater Condor | 1894 | Feb. 23 | 1 | 2 | OHS | |
March 2 | 1 | 3 | ||||
July 6 | 1 | 21 | ||||
Aug. 10 | 1 | 25 | ||||
Aug. 17 | 1 | 27 | ||||
Stillwater Daily Press | 1932 | Nov. 29 | 25 | 55 | OSU | |
1935 | Aug. 22 | 26 | 199 | OSU | ||
Stillwater Daily News-Press | 1954 | April 18 | 45 | 66 | OHS | |
April 20 | ||||||
1969 | April 20 | OSU | ||||
April 24 | ||||||
076/17 | Stillwater Democrat | 1898 | Oct. 20 | 33 | ||
Dec. 16 | 10 | 44 | ||||
1899 | March 31 | 11 | 7 | OHS | ||
April 7 | 11 | 8 | ||||
1900 | Jan. 26 | 11 | 49 | OHS | ||
Feb. 15 | 11 | 52 | ||||
1901 | Feb. 7 | 51 | OHS | |||
March 14 | 13 | 4 | ||||
March 21 | 13 | 4 | ||||
April 4 | 13 | 6 | ||||
April 11 | 13 | 7 | ||||
April 18 | 13 | 8 | ||||
June 20 | 13 | 17 | ||||
June 27 | 13 | 18 | ||||
Aug. 15 | 13 | 25 | ||||
Dec. 12 | 13 | 42 | ||||
1902 | March 6 | 14 | 1 | OHS | ||
April 3 | 14 | 5 | ||||
April 17 | 14 | 7 | ||||
July 10 | 14 | 19 | ||||
Aug. 28 | 14 | 26 | ||||
Sept. 4 | 14 | 27 | ||||
Sept. 25 | 14 | 30 | ||||
Sept. 29 | 10 | 31 | ||||
Oct. 9 | 14 | 32 | ||||
Oct. 23 | 14 | 34 | ||||
Oct. 30 | 14 | 35 | ||||
Dec. 18 | 14 | 39 | ||||
1903 | Jan. 1 | 14 | 41 | OHS | ||
Jan. 22 | 14 | 44 | ||||
Feb. 5 | 14 | 46 | ||||
Feb. 12 | 14 | 47 | ||||
Feb. 19 | 14 | 48 | ||||
March 13 | 14 | 2 | ||||
March 19 | 14 | 51 | ||||
March 19 | 14 | 52 | ||||
1904 | April 23 | 15 | 5 | OHS | ||
May 28 | 15 | 10 | ||||
June 4 | 15 | 15 | ||||
Stillwater Gazette | 1893 | Feb. 24 | IV | 11 | OHS & OSU | |
March 31 | IV | 16 | ||||
April 7 | IV | 7 | ||||
April 28 | IV | 20 | ||||
1895 | Oct. 17 | 6 | 44 | OHS & OSU | ||
1896 | April 16 | 6 | 49 | OSU | ||
1897 | Jan. 13 | 9 | 5 | OSU | ||
1898 | Jan. 20 | 9 | 6 | OSU | ||
Jan. 27 | 9 | 7 | ||||
Feb. 24 | 9 | 11 | ||||
March 10 | 9 | 13 | ||||
1904 | June 2 | IX | 24 | OSU | ||
076/17 | 1908 | June 5 | XIX | 25 | OSU | |
1915 | Dec. 24 | 27 | 3 | OSU | ||
1916 | Dec. 22 | 28 | 3 | OSU | ||
1917 | Aug. 24 | 38 | OSU | |||
1918 -1932 | Nov. 22 – Nov. 18 | OSU |
STROUD, LINCOLN COUNTY, O.T. | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
The Stroud Messenger | 1900 | Oct. 12 | III | 16 | OHS |
TALOGA, D COUNTY [DEWEY], OKLAHOMA | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
076/04 | The Citizen | 1893 | May 26 | 2 | 1 | |
The Taloga Tomahawk | 1893 | Nov. 16 | 1 | 1 | OHS |
KANSAS CITY, KANSAS CITY | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
The Kansas City Journal | 1901 | July 7 | XLIV | 89 | UCO | |
Sept. 7 | XLIV | 89 | UCO | |||
Sept. 20 | XLIV | 102 | UCO |
NEWTON, MA. | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
076/09 | Mekeel’s Weekly Stamp News | 1897 | April 15 | IX, 15 | 328 |
ST. LOUIS, MO. | ||||||
Box/Folder | Title | Year | Date | Volume | Number | Alternate Location |
076/16 | St. Louis Republic | 1898 | March 4 | LXXXI | 21450 |
- * OHS: Oklahoma Historical Society, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Newspaper archives. Microfilm.
- * OSU: Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Newspapers & Periodicals. Microfilm.
- * Perry: Perry Carnegie Library, Perry, Oklahoma. Microfilm.
- * UCO: University of Central Oklahoma, Edmond, Oklahoma. Periodicals & Microfilm.