Title:
Hospital at Goodland Indian Orphanage
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused
Description:
Goodland, America's oldest protestant Indian orphanage was founded in 1850 by Rev. and Mrs. O.P. Stark, who came from New England as missionaries to the Choctaw Indians. It is owned and operated by the Presbyterian Church and has a capacity for 200 children.
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Bacon Hall
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused
Description:
Erected in 1907 and named in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Silas Bacon. It is the main building at the Goodland Indian Orphanage. Goodland was established in 1850 by Rev. and Mrs. O.P. Stark, Presbyterian Missionaries to the Choctaw Indians.
Genuine Natural Color Dexter Press
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High School
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), White Border unused
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First Methodist Church
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), White Border unused
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Title:
Howdy from Hugo
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused
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Al G. Kelly & Miller Bros. Circus
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused
Description:
Terrel Some of the elephants of the Al G. Kelly & Miller Bros. Circus, located 2 miles east of Hugo, Okla., is an attraction often missed by visitors. It is the home of the largest wild animal circuses, Al G. Kelly & Miller Bros. Circus. By taking a short drive by the Winter Quarters many strange and exotic animals may be seen
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Title:
Bacon Hall
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused
Description:
Erected in 1907 and named in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Silas Bacon. It is the main building at the Goodland Indian Orphanage. Goodland was established in 1850 by Rev. and Mrs. O. P. Stark, Presbyterian Missionaries to the Choctaw Indians.
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U. S. Post Office
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), Linen unused
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Title:
Howdy From Hugo
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused
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First Bapist Church
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), White Border
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Choctaw Picnic
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), Linen unused
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Choctaw County Court House
Hugo Oklahoma (OK), Linen unused
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Total: 12 Items
