"In the Beginning" by Fred Olds. From postcard from the Oklahoma Territorial Museum.

Pictures

Betty June Starr Whelan Cherokee Collection, MS-188
MS188-03-05: Oklahoma · Page 1.16
Physical location
Betty June Starr Whelan Cherokee Collection, MS-188
MS188-03-05: Oklahoma
Page 1.16
Material type
Photographs (Photograph / Image)
Description
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 an " Art under the Oaks" stand with an indigenous dancer Sonny Glass in the front the caption explains that they danced for the crowds during the Azalea Festival. The third picture on the bottom right is a comic titled "Grin and Bear it" By Wagner. The comic portrays four native americans, three of them sitting by the tents and one standing with a blanket over the fire saying "Get on the cellular phone and see if they're getting this!"
Author or creator
Wagner
Subjects and names
Sonny Glass, Wagner

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