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Subject Source: gilcrease_object_names
Found in 368 Collections and/or Records:
Handwritten Note, September 1927
In pencil on paper, "What would Charlie say? The roads of life were to Charlie always trails. I am sure that even with all of his love for Montana and his Montana friends the lure of Southern California had seized him and that he would have builded [sic] his headquarters camp - so - Here where his friends may come and by their presence lend comfort, solace, peace - let's call it Trails End," by C.O. Middleton September 1927.
Handwritten Note, late 19th century - early 20th century
Written on paper in pen, "Looked at pictures of other statues and clippings about statue."
Handwritten note with poem by Bernard Barton a song lyrics, mid-19th century
Note has handwritten copy of Bernard Barton's Dread of Farewell poem. After the poem there were lyrics from the song "I need you, Precious Jesus". Envelope had embossed "T" on the flap and was addressed to Mr. John Drew & Sister at Webbers Falls. Folder 613
Ideas for a play, early 20th century
Folder 462
Ideas for stories, early 20th century
Folder 462
Ideas for stories, early 20th century
Folder 462
Ideas for stories, early 20th century
Folder 462
Information concerning Choctaw Nation's Wheelock Academy, circa 1930s
Folder 1
Letter from Florence M. F. Buchanan to J. L. McCorkle concerning an item Buchanan received from McCorkle, April 26, 1891
Letter on Springfield F. & M. Insurance Company in Chicago. Red Text on letterhead reads, "Jas. C. Buchanan, Soliciting Agent, Webbers Falls, Indian Territory". The letter opens with the salutation "Please accept this as a token of esteem by one who remembers where turkeys and honey came from". Buchanan stated that the item received was not as white as Buchanan would have liked. Buchanan would have given a nicer one. Folder 550
Letter from Jno addressed to sister concerning a contract settlement and that refers to a missing enclosed document, late 19th century - early 20th century
Folder 598