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Round Grove

Description: Photograph of “Round Grove - Capitol Site" later Stiles Park, Guthrie, OK. "According to the New York Times, General James Weaver and William Couch arrived at Oklahoma Station on March 20, 1889. A photographer followed them in a tour. In 1885 William Couch chose this as a suitable site for the Capital of Oklahoma.
Date: 1889~
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Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Oklahoma Station

Description: Photograph of Cheyenne-Arapaho Indians with Hon. John D. Miles, Comm. Ex-Governor Crawford, KS, G. M. Reynolds, Counsel, J. P. Henderson, Counsel, Reuben Taylor, second from the right, G. A. Beidler and Chase Beidler near door, Beidler brothers, front row left, May 24, 1889.
Date: May 24, 1889
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Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Chuck Wagon

Description: Photograph of a Chuck Wagon with the caption, "Mealtime at the Chuck Wagon; Note the Youngster in the crew, second from the right (Forbes)." Copy from Homesteaders Move West.
Date: unknown
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Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Mrs. William L. Couch's Home

Description: Photograph of Mrs. William L. Couch's home, in the Kickapoo Country of Oklahoma County, with a workbench on the porch and her old home in the background, which was later moved and occupied by Eugene Couch, Choctaw, Indian Territory.
Date: 1906~
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Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society
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