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Methodist ChurchL-R Merrill G Murray, Belle C Murray, Richard C Murray
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Frisco Railroad accident on Trestle across the Cimarron River where train cars derailed .
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Picture of the Reed family rebuild the trastle bridge that spanned the Cimarron River
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FM Coonrod seated upon his horse named Old Bold
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Portrait of James A Clegg outside his furniture store in Mannford
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Pigs and cattle on the farm of WS Taylor
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W S "Bill" Taylor farm house with pigpen
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Terlton Cotton Gin
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Louis 'Woody' Woodruff in cowboy outfid aged 3 years old
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Harry Ulysses Bartlet portrait. Mr Bartlett was an early homesteader near Mannford and later became a Sapulpa businessman
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Bartlett Family Harold U, Eva Maude, and sons Chester, Edward, Charley, Ellsworth, Martin and Merrill
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Merrill Garvin Murray
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Flat Rock School with (L-R) Ruth Hall, Goldie Yates (Teacher), Ruby Harvison, Ellie Harvison, Lois Moore
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Mannford School. Zola Sample is the teacher on the right and Carl Bellis is on the second row fifth from the right. He was in third grade
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Flat Rock School with (L-R Front Row) Ellie Harvison, Ruth Hall, Ruby Harvison, Lottie Dew, Smith Dew: (Back Row) Pleas Craven (on Horse), Aubrey Phil Hall
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Picture of Mannford School Class of 1924
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Keystone School Basketball Team
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Picture of members of the John Wesley Williams family and named as (Back Row from L-R) Arley Elsworth Williams, Martha Saidie Pence Williams, Chester Williams, John Wesley Williams, James Alvin Williams, (Front L-R) Eugene Virgil Williams, Zelma Williams and Lawrenve Richmond "Wes" Williams.
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Dunegan Family (L-R) James Albert, Orville, Ester, George, Mary Ann Pence (wife)
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Terlton Orchestra. Louis Kibbie is playing the Tuba. Other members are unknown.
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Picture of Mannford ladies. Sue Reed is second from the right
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Bob Powell, Unknown, Tom Porter, Katie Porter, Bob Powell's wife act out as bandits in the Cimarron River hideout used by area outlaws
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L-R Milton Alexander on Flaxie, Bob Powell, Tom Porter and Katie Porter on the Wilson Ranch
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Ed Deatherage on horseback in front of the Clegg Furniture Store and Undertaker
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Two cowboys on horseback
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Two story cabin sw of town built by James Bennett. Pictured L-R Mary Bennett, James Bennett, Unknown couple with child, John Bennett with dog, Unknown Sheriff
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Unknown group of men on the Wilson ranch prepare for round-up of cattle
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Methodist Parsonage. L-R. Belle C Murray, Rev Merrill G Murray, Richard C Murray, Harold E Marray
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Picture of the body of outlaw Albert G "Bud" Maxfield laid out at Clegg's Store before his burial. J A Clegg owned a furniture store in Mannford that also made coffins and Mr Clegg doubled as the undertaker. Bud maxfield was killed during the robbery of the Manfford State Bank with three accomplices.
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Picture of Walter Stoneman standing next to a grinding wheel owned by the Stoneman family. This grindstone still remains in the Mannford Museum
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Tommy Porter rounds up his horses
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8th Grade graduating class of Mannford School
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#1 Oil Well for the Spess Oil Company located in East basin on the Smelser land
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Picture of Mrs James Clegg realizing her hearts desire to ride in an airplane
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Following the Frisco railroad crash a crowd gathers to inspect the damage and recover some of the casualties
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Picture of Mrs Mary Frailey standing next to a child on a horse
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Walter Stoneman sitting upon a grinding wheel on the Stoneman homestead in the Basin area
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Beulah Winans sitting in Ira Yarbrough's Model T Ford
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Picture of Walter Stoneman seated upon a grinding wheel watched by his grandmother Nancy Stoneman. This grindstone still remains in the Mannford Museum
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Picture of J M Bryson sitting on his horse
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Picture of Mrs Mary Frailey standing in her garden in Olive, Creek County, Oklahoma
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Old Mannford High School built in 1925
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Picture of the outside of the Mannford State Bank with a cart loaded with sacks of sot beans and a notice posted on it stating one acres soy beans $100 This picture was taken before the front entrance was altered
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Oilton Cotton Day when farmers brought their cotton to be processed at the Gin.
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Picture of Mr Winan's steam Thresher in operation
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Picture of the damaged cars derailed in the accident on the Cimarron River trestle
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Interior view of the Mannford State Bank with, from left to right, F M Coonrod, President of the bank, A A Thompson, local rancher and one time Creek County Deputy, Cornelia Holmes and Juanita Hinton. Both ladies were daughters of FM Coonrod.
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