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Woman Holding Bowling Pins

Fidelity Plaza

Marty Dillon of 12 O'clock High

Linnie Mason McCurdy Letters 2025.25

The Linnie (nee Mason) McCurdy Letters Collection contains letters to and from Linnie Mason while living in Williams, Oklahoma and Mena, Arkansas between 1918 - 1930.

Why Does My Kid Act Like That?

Why Does My Kid Act Like That? zine produced by Translucent Lethargy.

Med Center Motor Inn

Jenks Bowling Palace

Oral History Floyd Martin

Floyd Martin talks about the Oklahoma City LGBT community.

Oklahoma Voices: Edgar Cruz

Musician Edgar Cruz talks about his life in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company's Arthur S. Huey Belle Isle Power Station

Oil Derricks on the Parkway at the State Capitol

Okla City from Exchange Ave

Dinks Parrish Laundry

Hugh E. Westmoreland

Rainbow Travel Service, 2817 N Classen

Western Hills Baptist Church

Early Professional Baseball in Oklahoma City

Early Professional Baseball in Oklahoma City

Oral History: Huretta Walker Dobbs

Huretta Walker Dobbs talks about growing up in northeast Oklahoma City in the 1940s and 1950s.