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Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes, African-American, Native American and Southern States
| NAME | TITLE |
| ROSS, Elizabeth | Cherokee Child Training |
| Cold Weather Hollow | |
| Creek Town | |
| Forks of Illinois Mission | |
| Fruit raising in the Cherokee Nation | |
| Indian Cooking | |
| Log Cabins | |
| Ration Depot | |
| Salt Making | |
| Tahlequah Incorporated | |
| The Ross Mill | |
| Tornado near Tahlequah | |
| Capital Square | |
| Canuchi | |
| Tornado in 1880 | |
| Tahlequah Newspapers | |
| Fire Makers | |
| Natural Chimney | |
| Dr. John Brown | |
| Buckskin Vests | |
| The Second Chief | |
| Early day Home | |
| Home burial grounds | |
| Sketch of the life of E.Jane Ross | |
| A fatal burn | |
| Apples & Produce | |
| Archibald Campbell | |
| Articles | |
| "Billy Bowlegs" | |
| Bread Money | |
| Buried treasure | |
| Change of NAME | |
| Charles Coodey | |
| Cherokee Farms | |
| Indian legend | |
| Cherokee Marble | |
| Chunk of silver | |
| Convention ground | |
| Cookson Hills | |
| Dutchtown & Dogtown | |
| Early day artist | |
| Early day brickyard | |
| Early settler | |
| Elk Creek | |
| Fish Barbecues | |
| Food products dried | |
| forgotten burial grounds | |
| Freedman Celebration | |
| Historic Church Bells | |
| Homespun clothing | |
| Husky scythe swinger | |
| Indian Corn | |
| Indian G.A.R. Post | |
| Evan & John B. Jones | |
| Medicine Springs | |
| Old Camp Ground | |
| Old Ferries | |
| Oldest Masonic Hall | |
| Old mail routes | |
| Origin of Barren Fork | |
| Origin of Greenleaf | |
| Panthers | |
| Park Hill Post Office | |
| Quail netting | |
| Sehon Chapel | |
| Stage Coach | |
| Strong Medicine | |
| Town of Peggs | |
| Wolfe Hotel at Tahlequah | |
| Thomas Trail | |
| White Interpreter | |
| Wild Cattle | |
| Wild Horses | |
| Witch Woman | |
| ROWLEY, Marvin | Mary Bohanan |
| RUMAGE, H.L. | Military Road |
| RYAN, Lenora | New Hope Manuscript |
| SELFRIDGE, Jennie | Early day politics, ect. |
| Mayhew Church & Court Grounds | |
| Sequoyah Indian Training School | |
| Indian Legends | |
| SHREVES, Ida M. | Early days in Oklahoma |
| Brief outline of Sac & Fox Indians | |
| SMITH, Florence | Blackstone Letters |
| STICKLE, Estella Sue | Trail of Tears |
| STOCKTON, Mary | Rogers County |
| Emmett Starr | |
| SELFRIDGE, Jennie | Bryarly's Landing |
| Norwalk Academy | |
| SHERWOOD, Carl R. | A Creek burial |
| Ballgames | |
| Davis Ranch | |
| Finance | |
| Fish fries | |
| Ranching in Creek Nation | |
| Richardville | |
| Todd's Ranch | |
| Biography of Himself | |
| Creek Indian Doctor | |
| Oklahoma Towns | |
| SIMPSON, Barnard | Tree |
| SMALL, Robert W. | Farming in the 1900s |
| Biography of James Small | |
| Bumper crop year | |
| SMISER, Norma E. | Clippings |
| SMITH, Redbird | Kee-too-wah Constitution & By-Laws |
| Letter from Jas. S. Buchanan |