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[Photograph 1991.185.001]

Description: Three images on one print. Wurlizer Co. Cincinnati, Dekalb, Mississippi.
Date: unknown
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.005]

Description: National Commander. Picture of Preston Moore and others, 1958. Likely American Legion.
Date: 1958
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.006]

Description: Violin Repair at Chenoweth and Green. Old Man Fixing a Violin.
Date: unknown
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.009]

Description: Win with a King 6 unknown men. no date.
Date: unknown
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.018]

Description: Office Party, at Chenoweth and Green 1952
Date: 1952
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.020]

Description: Three men and one woman at Chenoweth and Green. Early fifties.
Date: unknown
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.022]

Description: U.S. Air Force Band at U.S. Capital.
Date: unknown
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.030]

Description: Enid Senior High Band 1948-1949 in Convention Hall
Date: 1948
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.032]

Description: Wewoka Senior High Band in Convention Hall
Date: unknown
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.034]

Description: American Legion Drum and Bugle Corp 1943
Date: 1943
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.036]

Description: L. A. Chenoweth surrounded by American Legion Legionettes
Date: unknown
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.043]

Description: Unknown family, Chenoweth Collection.
Date: unknown
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

[Photograph 1991.185.044]

Description: Unknown family, Chenoweth Collection
Date: unknown
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center
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