Meeting the Man Everyone Liked: At Home With Will Rodgers
This article has a picture in the middle of a bronze statue of Will Rodgers. The article describes who Will Rodgers was and his upbringing.
Meeting the Man Everyone Liked: At Home With Will Rodgers
This is the back of the previous articles and it continues to describe the memorials concerning Will Rodgers and proceeds to explain more information about his life and death.
Postcard
Postcard of Will Rodgers with a blue background. Description reads: "Copy of a well-known photograph, taken at the height of Will Rodgers' career, born November 4, 1879 died August 15, 1935-World Citizen, Ambassador of Good Will and Claremore Oklahoma's No. 1 citizen.
Will Rodgers Memorial
This article is an invitation to the Will Rodgers memorial and the events that are going to take place.
Will Rodgers Memorial
On the back of the invitation it contains a map of the memorial with all the locatins labeled.
Postcards
Two postcards; the first portraying a picture of Tenkiller, Oklahoma and the second a picture that says "Oklahoma" with four native americans in front of tents with cultural clothes on.
Postcards
Two postcards; the first has two native americans on it with the word "Oklahoma" and a passage that reads: Slowly o'er the simmering landscape/ Fell the evening's dusk and coolness,/ And the long and leve sunbeams/ Shot their spears into the forest. Written by Henry …
Postcards
This page contains two postcards the first one a picture of buffalos with no wording and the second postcard with one main buffalo and the phrase "Welcome to Oklahoma"
Postcards
The first postcard has a picture of buffalo in a prarie and reads "Buffalo on the Oklahoma Prarie". The second postcard has a picture of a tent in the backyard and reads "Ft. Sill Oklahoma"
Postcards
(front and back of page) The first postcard has the Indian Symbols of Oklahoma and their meanings and an illustration of an Indian sitting in the middle of the postcard. The second postcard in the background has five tents in with a family of native …
Postcards
The first postcard contains a picture of a monument in front of the Cherokee Capitol Building with no writing on it and the second postcard is a picture of the Cherokee National Capital.
Pictures
This page has four photographs. The first one one is a stone statue of a man kneeling with a horse beind him and the caption says "Warloc Museum's 'Thanks for the Rain' By Joe Beeler. The second picture at the top right is a picture …
Pictures
On the page there are three photographs the first one is of a monument surrounded by the city and the caption reads "From sod houses to gleaming skyscrapers, Oklahoma's history , like its people, is unique." The second picture on the bottom left is of …
Pictures
The first picture in the top left has a big caption that says "Oklahoma Outlaw and Lawman Map" and under has a black and white picture of a man. The second picture on the top right has a caption that says "Oklahoma Indians Map" and …
Pictures
This page has three pictures. The first picture in the top right is captioned "Indian Crafts and Tribal Gatherings-"Powwow in Mohawk Park" and portrays an image of a native dressed in cultural dress. The second picture in the top left has a picture of a …
Pictures
The back of this page has four pictures. In the top left picture it has a picture of a monument of a guy on a horse pointing his gun up in the air with the words under of "Buffalo Bill". The second picture on the …
Pictures
There are five different clippings on this page. The one on top is of weaving Navajos. In the middle there are two twenty five cent Cheyenne stamps. Next to the stamps in the middle is 3 young warriors culturally dressed with the caption "Young Warriors …
Pictures
On this page there are three pictures. The first picture on the top is of two Cherokee Indians kneeling while culturally dress. The middle picture is of two Cherokee women getting water from the Acoma water hole. The last picture is of a young cherokee …
Pictures
There are three photograhs on this page which are all three containing a group of Cherokee Indians.
Pictures
There are three photos on this page. The first photo at the top is captioned "Chief Running Horse and Family" with a portrait of the Chief with his family. The bottom left picture is captioned "Indian Chief" with a portrait taken of an Indian Chief. …
Clippings
There are three different clippings on this page. The top left is captioned "Above: Experience life in an Indian village at Indian City U.S.A. in Anadarko. Right: The Sod house Museum in Aline displays early Oklahoma life." In the two pictures within the clipping it …
Different Cliipings
This page has three clippings from different sources. The first clipping on the left is a brochure titled "Oklahoma! The Indian and the Cowboy" upon unfolding the brochure one side is dedicated to specifc information and articles regarding cowboy and the other side is dedicated …
Different Clippings
This page contains three clippings from different sources. The top contains a postcard with a picture of the Red Bird of thr Cherokee Tribe, the title of the postcard is, "Indians of the U.S.A" with the description under it of "New: 13 full color views" …
Clippings
There are three postcards on this page. The first postcard at the top contains the caption, "OKLAHOMA -Land of the Red Man" with a picture under it of many cherokee families standing beside their tents. The postcard on the bottom left has the caption, "Born …
Pictures
There are three postcards on this page. The top left postcard is a picture of a Seminole women wearing a colorful dress which is an Indian artist named Redbird Adams. The photo was taken by Storer. The second postcard on the top right contains a …
