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Hell's Half Acre in Guthrie

Description: Photograph of a street "scene on Hell's Half Acre" in Guthrie, Indian Territory. Photograph taken by Mitchell and Degroff on May 26, 1889.
Date: May 26, 1889
Creator: Mitchell and DeGroff
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

David William Gibbs. 1889.

Description: David W. Gibbs. He served on a board that organized the first election of city officers for Oklahoma City, 1890. He owned a popular ice cream parlor in Oklahoma City.
Date: April 22, 1889
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

G.W. Carrico.

Description: Photograph of G.W. Carrico.
Date: 1889
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

George Miller

Description: Photograph of George Miller. Outlaw and deputy sheriff?
Date: 1889
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Guy McClure

Description: Photograph of Guy McClure
Date: 1889
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Home of William H. Ropp in Cimarron City

Description: Photograph of a log cabin with a team of bulls and people standing outside. The photograph is captioned "Home of William H. Ropp. 1889. Cimarron City, Payne County." Three people in the photograph are identified as "a neighbor's girl," Julia, and Lue Parks.
Date: 1889
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Jake Barnes

Description: Photograph of Jake Barnes.
Date: 1889
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Signed Photograph of May Lillie

Description: A studio photograph of May Lillie wearing a small hat with short brim and bow. She is looking to the left, wearing a high collared dress with a shooting metal pinned at her throat. It is signed by May Lillie.
Date: 1889
Partner: Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum

Woman in Front of Tent

Description: Photograph of a woman in front of a tent after the land run. Handwriting on the photograph says, "She held it down."
Date: 1889
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Zachary T. Walrond

Description: Portrait photograph of Zachary T. Walrond, Grand Patron between 1891 and 1892.
Date: [1889..1893]
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society
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