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African-American Newspapers
Newspapers published in Oklahoma by and for African-American communities.
Added: November 2012.Albertype Collection
Postcard photos of early day buildings, street scenes, parks, ranches, and oil and gas fields.
Added: April 2019.Altus Times-Democrat
This paper served the town of Altus from ~ 1900 to 1917. In 1917, it merged with the weekly The Oklahoma Democrat and became the Times-Democrat.
Added: May 2014.Altus Weekly News
Starting in 1904, J.P. Orr published The Altus Weekly News every Thursday as an eight-page, five-column newspaper, also serving as editor.
Added: May 2014.American Indian Cultural Society Collection
Photographs of expositions, pow-wows, homecomings, festivals, and other cultural events.
Added: April 2021.American Red Cross of Central Oklahoma Collection
Photographs documenting more than a hundred years of Red Cross service to Oklahomans.
Added: April 2021.Jim Argo Collection
Spanning the years 1950 to 2008, this collection of more than 50,000 images covers communities across Oklahoma, along with their events, scenery, buildings, art, businesses, industries, and people. Photojournalist Jim Argo co-authored three books on Oklahoma and contributed photographs to another fourteen. He was inducted into the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame in 1997.
Added: July 2020.Arrow-Telephone
This paper was a weekly publication established in June of 1887 and was devoted to the "Education, Progress, and Advancement of the Cherokee Nation." B. H. Stone was the editor and publisher.
Added: November 2012.W. C. Austin Project
Scenes of civil engineering and agricultural activities.
Added: April 2021.