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- [BASEMENT BOX 67.0594]
- Photograph of the destroyed front of Foster Department Store. Part of the brick wall of the structure has collapsed in to the street. The roof and all the inside of the building has been consumed by fire and destroyed. This photograph was taken in the day time.
- [BASEMENT BOX 67.0595]
- A daylight photograph showing civilians assisting firemen with fire hoses, as other citizens observe smoke at Frost's Department Store.
- BASEMENT BOX 67.0592
- Photograph taken during daylight of firefighters spraying water at a building fire. Caption: "A blaze that devestated downtown Woodward was finally brought under control Monday afternoon after destroying two department stores and two lodge halls and damaging four other stores."
- [BASEMENT BOX 67.0593]
- A smoke or dust-filled daylight photograph showing a fireman and a modified wrecker truck involved in the post-fire demolition of Frost's Department Store.
- [Photograph 2012.201.B0319B.0147]
- Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "It's a long way from the western Oklahoma plains to the island paradise of Bermuda, but the Rev. Vern Jones has found the transition smooth and pleasant."
- [BASEMENT BOX 67.0596]
- A smoke or dust-filled daylight photograph showing a fireman and a modified wrecker truck involved in the post-fire demolition of Frost's Department Store.
- [Photograph 2012.201.B0223.0768]
- Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Chimney Rock (Before it's fall)"
- Wheat from Storage Bins
- Photograph of GPCP participant Dean Newman and DC Wes Oneth examine wheat from storage bins on the Newman farm. Wheat is used in beef cattle feedlot rations.
- [Photograph 2012.201.B1215.0960]
- Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Two unidentified ben began the task of seeing what can be saved in the wake of tornado which hit Woodward 25 years ago Sunday. The tornado killed 95 persons in Woodward and is listed as the most violent ever in Oklahoma."
- Great Plains Conservation Program. Sileage Quality
- Photograph of Corn sileage makes up an important part of beef cattle ration on Dean Newman farm. DC Wes Onath (L) and Newman check sileage for quality.
- Great Plains Conservation Program
- Photograph of GPCP participant Dean Newman ® and his foreman examine ration being fed cattle in feedlot located on the farm.
- Hocker Family Vacation
- Photograph of a scene from a Hocker Family vacation to Chimney Rock.
- Hocker Family Vacation
- Photograph of a scene from a Hocker Family vacation to Chimney Rock.
- Hocker Family Vacation
- Photograph of a scene from a Hocker Family vacation to Chimney Rock.
- Great Plains Conservation Program
- Photograph of District Conservationist Wes Oneth and Soil Conservationist John Upton (right) shown near a tailwater recovery pit constructed on the Dr. Ralph Triplett farm north of Mooreland, Oklahoma. OK-4589-12.