Sepia-colored photograph of Joel B. Mayes, Cherokee chief. Seated in studio setting facing one-quarter towards proper left wearing business suit. This photograph comes from the Grant Foreman Collection at the Gilcrease Museum. Folder 19

Inscribed, "Joel B. Mayes, Cherokee" on verso

2 copies of this photograph exist in the Gilcrease Photograph Collection Folder 33

Inscribed, "L. to R.: 1. Unknown, 2. John Mitchell, 3. Matt Sanders, 4. Samuel Sanders, 5. John C. Sanders Pic. taken at Sanders reunion, 1923" on verso

Black and white group photograph of Cherokee Delegation to Washington, D.C. in 1866. Two rows of men, two standing on back row, three seated on front row. Men all wearing business attire. Folder 6

Inscribed, "1. John R. Ridge 2. Saladin Watie 3. Col. E.C. Boudinot 4. Richard Fields 5. Col. Wm. Penn Adair, Cherokee Delegation to Washington D.C. 1866" on verso

Daguerreotype of John Ross. Seated in studio setting wearing formal business attire. Folder 26

Inscribed, "Picture of John Ross, Written on envelope by Robert B. Ross, sone of John Ross and father of Mrs. Piburn." on verso

Black and white sketching of John Ross portrait. Reproduction of original. Man seated at desk wearing formal business attire and holding paper entitled "Protest and Memorial of the Cherokee Nation Sept. 1836". Folder 26

Inscribed, "John Ross" on verso

2 copies of this photograph exist in the Gilcrease Photograph Collection Folder 6

Black and white portrait photograph of Judge John T. Adair. Seated in studio setting wearing Anglo business attire. This photograph comes from the Grant Foreman Collection at the Gilcrease Museum. Folder 1

Inscribed, "Judge John T. Adair, Cherokee, Mrs. Clara Langdon, No. 822 N. Fifth st., St. Louis, Mo." on verso

Color photographic reproduction of painting of Judge John T. Adair, Oak Hill wearing black and white suit. Folder 2

Inscribed, "Judge John T. Adair, ---- or Oak Hill, Cherokee Nation" on verso

Black and white photograph of J.W. "Cherokee" Jordan and unidentified man on roof. Gates and fence in foreground with pole blockhouse on Jordan property near Cimarron River. Two men stand on roof, unidentified on left, "Cherokee" Jordan on right. Folder 17

Sepia-colored photograph of Rev. A.C. Kronk (left), J.W. "Cherokee" Jordan (middle), and an unidentified man (right) in front of entrance to cave. Vegetation in foreground, trees fallen at left, large tree at center in middle ground. Folder 17