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African-Americans in Oklahoma

A travel brochure promoting African American heritage in Oklahoma. 

Oral History: G.E. Finley III

G.E. Finley III talks about growing up in Oklahoma City.

Early Public Schools in Oklahoma City

Early Public Schools in Oklahoma City

Oral History: David Wilson

David Wilson talks about his life and his career in the restaurant business as owner of the Charcoal Oven.

Oklahoma's Oldest Jeweler

Mad Morgan Oil Well

The Break in the Dam

Gov't Issue & Tribal Shock Syndrome @ Blue Note

Oral History Anthony Francisco

Anthony Francisco talks about life in Northeast Oklahoma City.

Portraits of Central Fire Station Firemen

Frontier City

Oral History: Nancy R. Davis

Nancy R. Davis talks about growing up in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, her experience as the first African-American student at Oklahoma A & M University, her career as a teacher, and her work in the Civil Rights movement.

Mr. Ooley's

Early Tornado Strikes City

Early Tornado Strikes City

T. G. & Y. Stores Company Offices and Warehouse

Oklahoma Voices: Arcille Doakes - Richardson

Arcille Doakes - Richardson talks about growing up in rural Oklahoma.

Sylvain Sylvain @ The Green Door #4

Davy Jones Locker, Hawaiian Village