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Oral History: Theodore Hamlin

Theodore Hamlin talks about his life and about his grandfather, A.C. Hamlin, Oklahoma's first African American Legislator.

Looking West Along I-40

Oklahoma Authors: Charles Martin

Author, publisher, and bookstore owner Charles Martin talks about comics and graphic novels.

Central High School Marching Band

From the Shore at Calif. St. & Western Ave.

Floodwaters surround a two-story building, houses, and billboards.

State University Will Award Its First Degrees to Negroes

A newspaper article regarding the first degrees award to African Americans by the University of Oklahoma in 1950.

Reverend W. H. "Bill" Alexander and Edith Gaylord (center) and Others at Will Rogers World Airport

Cattle Drive Arrives in Town

Cattle Drive Arrives in Town

Diddly Squat

GBH w/ Agnostic Front & 151 Black Bats

Punk Senior Pic

N.O.T.A. & Brown 25 @ The Native American Center

The Green Door Upcoming Shows

Del Mar Motel

Young Woman

Crimes Against Humanity & Coniption Fits @ N.A.C.

Show flyer for Crimes Against Humanity & Coniption Fits @ N.A.C. 

Oral History: Donna Mobbs

Donna Mobbs talks about her career at the Oklahoma City Zoo.

Mule Train, Frontier City, U.S.A.