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First Hartshorne Trinity Episcopal Church

Description: Hartshorne Trinity Episcopal Church is wood frame building, covered vestibule, arched windows, cross at top of roof, wood slat fence in front and on side of building. Man, woman and child standing on dirt street outside fence. Written on back "services held in it on Sun -----26, 1896 -----Committee." Now closed.
Date: 1896
Partner: Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Building

Description: A photograph of the stone church of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Chandler built with the assistance of the national church. The church was built under Rt. Reverend Francis Key Brooke, Missionary Bishop of the District of Oklahoma. The church was consecrated November 1906.
Date: 1899
Partner: Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma

Silon Lewis's Death

Description: Photo/drawing of two men kneeling beside a body on the ground surrounded by others. The guy at left near is holding a rifle. Frontside: "On April 19, 1894, Silon Lewis was sentenced to be shot "till dead," for the murder of Joe Haklotybbi. He was given his freedom, without bond, until execution day. On November 5, 1894, he promptly appeared at Moshalatubbe Court House, near Red Oak, Indian Territory, sat down on a blanket, removed his shoes and calmly signified he was ready. He was shot th… more
Date: 1894
Partner: El Reno Carnegie Library

Sacred Heart Church 1890

Description: Photo of a church with a fence all around, four horses pulling two trailers, two ladies on the first trailer, a guy riding a horse, dog at bottom right corner, and more. Panel typing: "SACRED HEART CHURCH 1890 Built under Rev. Germanus Guillaume."
Date: 1890
Partner: El Reno Carnegie Library

May Lillie

Description: A studio portrait of May Lillie. The photograph is heavily damaged, but it shows her in her Wild West Show costume. She has on a dress with a decorative applique and three shooting metals. Her hair is loose around her shoulders, and she is wearing a felt cowboy hat.
Date: 1890
Partner: Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum

May Lillie

Description: A photograph of May Lillie dressed in a dark skirt, blouse, and tall hat. It has handwriting on it that says, "To my dear mother, from May."
Date: 1890
Partner: Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum

May Lillie

Description: A studio portrait of May Lillie. She is wearing a dress with elaborate pleats and bows. Her hair is swept back, save for one piece of hair on her forehead. She wears pearl earrings.
Date: 1895
Partner: Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum

May Lillie and Elizabeth Stott

Description: A photograph of May Lillie and Elizabeth Stott in a studio. Elizabeth, on the left, wears a dark dress with a large bow at her neck. May, on the right, wears a dark dress with a large bow at her neck. Around her waist is a large chatelaine that was given to her as a gift during the Wild West show.
Date: 1890
Partner: Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum

May Lillie Riding Sidesaddle

Description: A photograph of a young May Lillie on a dark colored horse. She wears a Wild West show costume and is seated side saddle. Behind her is a teepee and the show arena canvas. Flags and show lights can be seen at the top.
Date: 1890
Partner: Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum
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