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Oral History: Ida Mae Wilson

Ninety-nine year old Ida Mae Wilson talks about her life growing up on a ranch near Ardmore, Oklahoma, about her time as a telephone operator in the 1920s, and more.

Oral History: Carla Ponce

Carla Ponce talks about coming to the United States from Chihuahua, Mexico, about working in south Oklahoma City, and about the Oklahoma City Latinx community.

First Christian Church

Oral History Gary Vann

Native Cherokee speaker Gary Vann talks about the importance of the tribal language preservation.

Fire at the Telephone Building on NW 22nd

First Election Day – May 1, 1889

First Election Day – May 1, 1889

Microlight @ Tip's Tavern

Velvet Party Flyer (Color)

Greetings from Oklahoma

Punks on the Car

Flipper Winnebago @ Rome

Punk Style #2

Grace Methodist Church Sanctuary

Jello Biafra @ City Arts Center

Two Young Women Wearing Cowboy Attire

Lincoln Park

Leaving Trains, Barnyard Slut & Multiple Choice @ Kelly's

Show flyer for Leaving Trains, Barnyard Slut & Multiple Choice @ Kelly's

Break in Water Works Dam