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Stanley's Farm after Tornado

Description: Black and white postcard of photo taken of a tornado and its damage 15 miles east of Helena, Oklahoma on June 17, 1915. Scene at Stanley's Farm after tornado.
Date: June 17, 1915
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Trask's Farm after Tornado

Description: Black and white postcard of photo taken of a tornado and its damage 15 miles east of Helena, Oklahoma on June 17, 1915. Shows the Trask's Farm after tornado.
Date: June 17, 1915
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Tornado Aftermath in Helena, Oklahoma

Description: Black and white postcard of photo taken of a tornado and its damage 15 miles east of Helena, Oklahoma on June 17, 1915.
Date: June 17, 1915
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Helena, Oklahoma Tornado Damage

Description: Black and white postcard of photo taken of a tornado and its damage 15 miles east of Helena OK on June 17, 1915. A broken piano can be seen.
Date: June 17, 1915
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Tornado Aftermath at Johnson's Farm

Description: Black and white postcard of photo taken of a tornado and its damage 15 miles east of Helena OK on June 17, 1915, showing a scene on Johnson's farm.
Date: June 17, 1915
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Tornado Aftermath on Gilbert's Barn

Description: Black & white postcard of photo taken of a tornado and its damage 15 miles east of Helena, Oklahoma on June 17, 1915, showing a scene a Gilbert's Barn.
Date: June 17, 1915
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

1951 Helena Tornado

Description: Black and white postcard of photo taken of a tornado and its damage 15 miles east of Helena, Oklahoma on June 17, 1915.
Date: June 17, 1915
Partner: Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Station 1 (11-17-1910)

Description: No Description Available.
Date: November 17, 1910
Partner: Oklahoma State Firefighters Museum

Foreman's Ford, Sallisaw, OK

Description: Photograph of P.T. & T Picnic - Foreman's Ford in Sallisaw, Oklahoma on 17 July 1910. The following people are in the picture: 1) Ruth [...], 2) Miss Leah, 3) Miss Grace, 4) Mr. Slainer, 5) Adda Jinkins, 6) Mr. Planto, 7) Mrs. Planto, 8) Addie Henderson, 9) Frank Rosson, 10) Jennie Scruggs, 11) H. Ashbrook, 12) Mr. Billingsby, 13) Mrs. Billingsby
Date: July 17, 1910
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Anadarko, OK

Description: Photograph of the Union Soldier Address in Anadarko, OK, April 17, 1917.
Date: April 17, 1917
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Big V Ranch

Description: Photograph of a post card of the Big V Ranch, Ponca City, OK, postmarked August 17, 1910.
Date: August 17, 1910
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

School Teachers

Description: Photograph of UNIDENTIFIED school teachers and Chaperon Mrs. Shaw, Gotebo, OK.
Date: December 17, 1911
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

High School Students

Description: Photograph of Stuart High School students, Stuart, OK. View includes Virgil C. Dunham, Grade 9, and Virgil H. Dunham.
Date: November 17, 1914
Creator: Michael, C. P.
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Geary Water Tower

Description: Photograph of the Geary Water Tower during an ice storm, Geary, OK, January 17, 1916.
Date: January 17, 1916
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Matt Duhr

Description: Photograph of Matt Duhr seated in a rocker on a porch. "Stroud Democrat"
Date: November 17, 1917
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Matt Duhr

Description: Photograph of Matt Duhr seated in a rocker on a porch.
Date: November 17, 1917
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

"The Union Soldier" Address in Anadarko

Description: Photograph of "The Union Soldier" address by W.S. Tilton at the west side of the school grounds in Anadarko, Oklahoma on Caddo County Loyalty Day, April 17, 1917. A crowd of men, women and children in dress clothes are gathered around a man speaking from the back of a truck. Some people are holding flags, and there are houses and trees in the background.
Date: April 17, 1917
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society
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