Possibly Baver OK
Title:
Possibly Baver OK
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Real Photo unused


 The High Bluffs Along The Cimarron River
Title:
The High Bluffs Along The Cimarron River
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), White Border unused


Entrance To The Turner Turnpike
Title:
Entrance To The Turner Turnpike
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused

Description:
Directly connecting Tulsa and Oklahoma city

Greetings From Oklahoma
Title:
Greetings From Oklahoma
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused

Description:
Top Scene: Oklahoma State Capital - Oklahoma City. Okla. Bottom Scene: Buffalo at Quanah Parker lake in Wichita Wildlife Refuge - Medicine Park, Okla.

Midway Station Overpass On The Turner Turnpike
Title:
Midway Station Overpass On The Turner Turnpike
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Linen unused

Description:
Between Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Overpass at Midway Station. Howard Johnson's Restaurant can be reached from both sides of the turnpike

Scene Along The Turner Turnpike
Title:
Scene Along The Turner Turnpike
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Linen unused

Description:
Between Tulsa and Oklahoma City

The Sweetheart Of Oklahoma's Wheat Country
Title:
The Sweetheart Of Oklahoma's Wheat Country
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Linen unused


 Quanah Parker Dam In Wichita Mountains
Title:
Quanah Parker Dam In Wichita Mountains
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Linen unused


Hair Pin Curve On Highway 77 Near Turner Falls
Title:
Hair Pin Curve On Highway 77 Near Turner Falls
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Real Photo unused


 Oklahoma Tourist Map
Title:
Oklahoma Tourist Map
Scenic Oklahoma (OK) unused

Description:
The sooner state

Greetings from Oklahoma The Sooner State
Title:
Greetings from Oklahoma The Sooner State
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused

Description:
Top-Indians in Ceremonial Dress Bottom--Oklahoma Buffalo Herd

Main Entrance to Turner Turnpike
Title:
Main Entrance to Turner Turnpike
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Chrome unused

Description:
This 88-mile turnpike running directly between Oklahoma City and Tulsa was opened to traffic in 1957, and connects with the Will Rogers Turnpike at Tulsa which extends into Joplin, Missouri

Lead And Zinc Mines In Northeastern Oklahoma
Title:
Lead And Zinc Mines In Northeastern Oklahoma
Scenic Oklahoma (OK), Linen unused

Description:
Oklahoma the sooner State. Northeastern Oklahoma leads the world in the production of lead and zinc. Since a large part of the land on which these mines are located is owned by the quasar Indians, many have become wealthy through royalties they receive.



Total: 13 Items