Box 144
Arrel Gibson Photograph Illustrations
- Chimney Rock – A landmark near Freedom in Woodard County
- Buffalo Herd – Wichita Mountain Wildlife Preserve
- Copy of “Prehistoric Oklahoma,” – a painting, June 6, 1938
- Mastadon Skeleton
- Prehistoric drawings on the bluffs of Cimaron Canyon, Oklahoma Panhandle
- Weapon Points produced by Oklahoma’s earliest known settlers
- Harlan Mound Site – Screening dirt so that no small object overlooked
- Glass Mountains – Major County
- Archeological Artifacts
- Spiro Mound Artifact
- Artist’s Sketch of Coronado Expedition
- Thomas Jefferson in 1800 by Rembrant Peale
- Zebulon Pike by Jackson
- George Champlin Sibley from Road to Sante Fe
- Stephen H. Long by Bearss and Gibson
- Osage Scalp Dance – a John Mix Stanley painting
- Fort Smith
- Long Knives on the Canadian
- General Thomas James – pioneer trader in Western Oklahoma
- Fort Gibson
- Daird Vann – Cherokee business & political leader
- Tooantuh (Spring Frog) – Cherokee leader
- Moshulatubbee – Choctaw District Chief
- Tukoseemathla – Seminole Chief
- Opothleyaholo – Creek leader & commander of neutral troops in Indian Territory
- Major Ridge – Cherokee leader and signer of Treaty of New Echota
- John Ross – Chief of the Cherokee Nation; painted shortly after the Treaty & Union in 1846. Treaty is in his hand.
- Washing Irving
- Dick West’s depiction of the Trail of Tears
- Cherokee Female Seminary
- Jones Hall – Spencer Academy, Choctaw Nation
- Samuel A. Worcester – missionary to the Cherokees
- Evan Jones – Educator and missionary among the tribes of Indian Territory
- Cyrus Byington – Missionary to the Choctaws
- Chief John Jumper – Seminole
- Sequoyah
- Sequoyah’s Cherokee Syllabary
- Oil painting of Jesse Chisholm – hanging in the Saddle & Sirloin Club, Chicago
- Black Beaver
- Albert Pike – Confederate Commissioner to Indian Territory
- Stand Watie from Phillips Collection
- General James G. Blunt – Commander Union Troops in Indian Territory
- Colonel William A. Phillips – Union officer & Conqueror of Cherokee Nation
- The Battle of Honey Springs
- Isaac Parker – the “Hanging Judge”
- Cherokee National Capitol – Tahlequah
- Seminole Nation Election – Wewoka, 1898
- Council house – Chickasaw, at Tishomingo, Oklahoma
- Cherokee Female Seminary
- Jones Academy in the Choctaw Nation
- Skinners processing buffalo robes and tongues
- Freight Line serving Indian Territory before railroads
- The Red Barn Livery Stable – El Reno, Oklahoma Territory
- Cattle depicted in “On the Great Trail” by A. Castaigne
- Fort Supply – Indian Territory
- Cheyenne – Arapaho Scouts – attached to U.S. Cavalary Units Stationed at Ft. Reno
- Quanah Parker – War Chief of the Quahoda Comanches
- Colonel E.C. Boudinot
- David L. Payne – Prince of the Boomers
- Military Escorting Arrested Claim-Jumpers across the border 1889
- Sample of Boomer Literature
- Land Run Scene-Opening the Cherokee Outlet to settlement, 1893
- Great Plains plowing scene
- Oklahoma Dugout by J.V. Dedrick of Taloga
- Geronimo in exile, 1897
- Fox of Iowa – Worsted Work
- Oklahoma’s Territorial Governors
- Homestead Picture
- Oklahoma City
- Sorghum Mill-Indian Territory
- Chief Isparhecher – Traditionalist Creek Leader
- Chitto Hanjo – Creek Traditionalist Leader
- Pleasant Porter – Creek
- Green McCurtain – Choctaw
- Allen Wright – Chief of the Choctaw Nation, first to suggest name “Oklahoma”
- Oklahoma Constitutional Convention – Guthrie, 1906
- Inauguration of Oklahoma’s first governor, Charles N. Haskell, November 16, 1907
- Charles N. Haskell – Oklahoma’s 1st Governor
- Arkansas River Steamer
- Robert L. Owen – one of Oklahoma’s 1st U.S. Senators
- Gore – one of Oklahoma’s 1st U.S. Senators
- Governor Lee Cruce
- Governor Robert L. Williams
- Governor James B. Robertson
- Governor Jack Walton
- Governor William H. “Alfalfa Bill” Murray
- Governor Martin E. Trapp
- Governor Henry S. Johnston
- Bartlesville Klu Klux Klan 1920’s
- Governor Murray’s soupline in Oklahoma City, 1932
- Dust Bowl Scene – Oklahoma 1930’s
- Sharecropper & Family Stalled in the Desert near India, California, February 1937
- Civilian Conservation Corps crew Rehabilitating a field, Oklahoma City 1937
- Governor Leon “Red” Phillips
- U.S. Senator Josh Lee
- Governor Ernest W. Marland
- Unidentified
- Governor Roy J. Turner
- Mrs. Ada Fisher – Jan. 14, 1946, was denied admission to University of Oklahoma
- Oklahoma State Capitol
- Governor Johnston Murray
- Governor Raymond Gary
- Governor J. Howard Edmondson
- President Kennedy at Big Cedar, Oklahoma
- Governor Henry Bellmon
- Governor Dewey Bartlett
- Autographed picture of Carl Albert
- Governor David Hall
- Governor Boren
- Governor Nigh
- Mayor Patience Latting, 1977
- Hannah D. Atkin – State Representative
- Cleta Deatherage
- Mechanical Cotton Picker-Jackson County
- Combines harvesting in Oklahoma Bumper Wheat Crop
- Central Oklahoma dairy herd
- Herefords finishing out in an Oklahoma feed lot
- Irrigated Stock Feed Field-Oklahoma panhandle
- Lead & Zinc Mine in Ottawa County
- Kerr McGee Corporations first rig
- Sunray Refinery, Tulsa
- Lumbering in forests of S.E. Oklahoma – 1970’s
- Oklahoma Industry – Aero Commander, Bethany
- Sequoyah State Park
- Beavers Bend State Park
- Tenkiller Lake & State Park, Near Gore
- Tinker Air Force Base-Oklahoma City
- “Knowledge Box,” – School with sod roof, Western Oklahoma
- Cherokee Male Seminary – Tahlequah, Oklahoma
- Choctaw Female Seminary – Tuskahoma
- Unidentified Buildings (Possible Oklahoma University Campus)
- Anadarko’s American Indian Exposition
- “Trail of Tears” Drama
- Anadarko Indian Dancers
- Anadarko Indian Meeting
- The Tulsa Opera
- Philbrook Art Center – Tulsa
- Charles B. Wilson
- Augusta Metcalf – Oklahoma Artist
- Citizens State Bank
- Price Tower – Bartlesville – an architectural landmark
- Revolution in church architecture – Church of St. Cecila, Ardmore
- Will Roger Memorial – Claremore
- Gilcrease Museum –Tulsa
- Lynn Riggs
- Jim Thorpe-rated world’s greatest athlete
- Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1900
- Oklahoma City, 1980
- Mikanopy-From McKenney and Hall, Indian Tribe of North America. John Benno – (Tal-a-mas-Micco, or King of the Forrest)
- The Buffalo Hunt, from a painting by John Mix Stanley in the Smithsonian Institution.
- Tishomingo – The last war chief of the Chickasaw Nation.
- Pawhuska – an Osage warrior painted by George Catlin.
- Kiowa Infant in Cradle Board – Anandarko, 1896
- Dragoon Expedition – meeting with the Commanches, Wichita Mountains, 1834 from a sketch by George Catlin.
- Arrell Gibson Videotape – VHS Tape
- 1985-7-9 – Letter from David L. Boren
- 1974-2-4 – Letter from Carl Albert
- Stand Watie letters – 1860s
Dr. Arrell Gibson Maps
- Map of a tour from Independence to Santa Fe Chihuahua, Monterey and Matamoros by A. Wislizenus in 1846 and 1847.
- Geological sketch of Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico and Mexico.
- Plan of the Battle of Sacramento.
- Plan of the Battle of Brazito
- Routings of the Army of the West
- Midwest Indian locations in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska
- Indian Nation locations in Oklahoma.
- Indian Nations – Pre-Removal in the South.
Maps used for Dr. Gibson’s Oklahoma History
- Overlay for Map #7
- Landforms of Oklahoma – map #7
- Overlay map #1
- Indian Territory, 1830-1855 – map #1
- Overlay for map #2
- Important Routes and Trails – map #2
- Overlay for map #3
- Indian Territory, 1866-1889-map #3
- Overlay for map #4
- Cattle Trails – map #4
- Overlay for map #5
- Land Openings – map #5
- Overlay for map #6
- Oklahoma Counties – 1960 – map #6
Location: In Map Drawer – “Work Drawer”
Gibson – Memorabilia
- Territorial Marshal Commission – from Gov. George Nigh
- The Chickasaws- Cover Design
- Oklahoma – Capt. Payne’s Oklahoma Colony – (Broadside)
- “We All Need Clean Water” – National Wildlife Poster – 1977
- “We Care About Eagles” – National Wildlife Poster – 1982
- “We Care About Eagles – The Year of the Eagle “ - 1982
- “Copy of a Painting of Col. Albert Jennings Fountain” by Ken Barrick – 1987
- “A History of the American Indian” – Cover Design
- “A Picture of President John F. Kennedy and his brother Robert F. Kennedy”
- “Rudyard Kipling’s Itinerary for American Notes”
- U.S. Geography Maps
