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[Postcard: OHPG0427]

Description: Coonrod home with FM Coonrod, Liletta, Cornelia, Juanita and Jessa Coonrod standinmg out front with Jessa's sister Helena mack standing behind. Postcard sent by FM Coonrod to his sister Florence
Date: May 18, 1906
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0143]

Description: Picture of peaches on a plate at the side of the street in Mannford. The peaches were grown locally by Sylvester Mitchell on his East Basin orchard and Star Barm and Livery in background
Date: 1907
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0103]

Description: 72 hogs crossing the Cimarron Bridge near Mannford headed for the train depot to get to market. Value of the hogs was $1755.00
Date: 1908
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0389]

Description: Horse and cart carying potatoes in joke picture
Date: September 14, 1909
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

Sapulpa FD (1910)

Description: Postcard image of Sapulpa, OK, fire department. 1910 appears on the front lower left of the card. On the back, the post mark shows 'Sapulpa Okla. May 24 8 pm 1911'. The card is signed by Chief Stagg.
Date: 1910
Partner: Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum

[Postcard: OHPG0010]

Description: Three men on horseback riding across the newly built Cimarron Bridge near the old town of Mannford. The men are named as Ed Deatherage, Earl Craven and Lon Deatherage
Date: 1911
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0105]

Description: Charles Farra, Miles City, Montana - 1st Money 4th annual roping and riding competition, Dewey, Oklahoma July 4.11. On the reverse is written This fellow got the first prize for best rider. $2 Omer Means
Date: 1911
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

New High School

Description: Scan of a postcard showing the New High School, Sapulpa, OK. Postmarked September 15, 1913.
Date: 1913~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0058]

Description: Picture of William Homer Brady, early resident of the Mannford area with family and horse and buggy. Seated in buggy L-R William Homer Brady, Harry C Brady, William F Brady, Standing L-R Ira L Brady and Stella Brady
Date: 1913~
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0117]

Description: Picture postcard of fish catch from Seine used in the Basin community of Pawnee County, Oklahoma. This postcard was sent by Mrs Herman Turner to relatives Mr & Mrs Eli Wilson. Named in the photo is Dr Fleming on the far left and Herman Pence 7th from the left whose head appears only.
Date: 1913
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0029]

Description: Picture of two couples riding in buggies. First couple are named as Pearlie Gilreath and Glen Evans. Second couple are Ada and Orvil (family names unknown)
Date: 1914~
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0020]

Description: Picture of Oilton, Creek County, Oklahoma when the town was just 7 weeks old.
Date: 1915~
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0028]

Description: Picture of three workmen with a horse putting in the first water system into the town of Oilton
Date: 1915~
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0123]

Description: Picture of two men, (L-R) Jack Louder and Arch Stoneman early residents of the area taken in Sapulpa, Creek County, Oklahoma
Date: 1916
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0124]

Description: Picture of two men, (L-R) unknown, Hale Stoneman. Hale was the son of Granville Stoneman who homsteaded 160 acres in Basin, Pawnee County, Oklahoma in 1893 Land Run
Date: 1916
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

Methodist Episcopal Church

Description: Photograph of Methodist Episcopal Church in Sapulpa, OK, North, #3351. Post Card, 1918.
Date: 1918~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Methodist Episcopal Church

Description: Photograph of Methodist Episcopal Church in Sapulpa, OK, South #3350. Post Card, 1918.
Date: 1918~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0134]

Description: Louis W Cox standing in uniform in front of tented encampment. Louis lived south of the old town of Mannford with his wife Ruby
Date: 1918
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0371]

Description: Pigs and cattle on the farm of WS Taylor
Date: 1926~
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

[Postcard: OHPG0372]

Description: W S "Bill" Taylor farm house with pigpen
Date: 1926~
Partner: Keystone Crossroads Historical Society

St. Louis & San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1513 on "Will Rogers"

Description: A photograph postcard showing the St. Louis & San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1513, 4-8-2, on No. 3, "Will Rogers", climbing hill west of Depew, OK, 8 cars, 45 mph, 11:20am
Date: October 12, 1946
Creator: George, Preston
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

St. Louis & San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1522

Description: A photograph postcard showing the St. Louis & San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1522, 4-8-2, on local passenger train No. 16, eastbound, east of Milfay, OK, between Stroud and Depew, OK, 6 cars, 65 mph, 10:30am
Date: October 12, 1946
Creator: George, Preston
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

St. Louis & San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1519

Description: A photograph postcard showing the St. Louis and San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1519, 4-8-2, approaching Oakhurst, OK. Mailclerk in first car is waiting to catch mail pouch on the fly. 6 cars, 45 mph
Date: November 29, 1946
Creator: George, Preston
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

St. Louis & San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco" 1522

Description: A photograph postcard showing the St. Louis and San Francisco (SLSF) "Frisco"1522, 4-8-2, on eastbound "reefer" block, passing Oakhurst, OK, between Sapulpa and Tulsa, OK, 33 cars, 45 mph. This engine still exists, on display at the Museum of Transportation, St. Louis, MO, and efforts to restore it are being planned.
Date: November 29, 1946
Creator: George, Preston
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society
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