Robert E. Cunningham Oklahoma History Collection

The Robert E. Cunningham Oklahoma History Collection contains photographs and negatives by various photographers that showcase the people and places in Oklahoma from the late 1800s through the late 1900s.

This collection contains disturbing materials, specifically human corpses.

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: [Photograph of a photograph of a single portrait of four people and a child]

: [Photograph of a photograph of a young Boy]

: [Photograph of a photograph of a young Man]

: [Photograph of a photograph of four young Females]

: [Photograph of a photograph of single portrait of Wantland's Mother & Father]

: [Photograph of a photograph of single portrait of Wantland's Mother & Father]

: [Ralph Weeks, right; Pawnees War Chief, center; William Pollack, left]; Pawnees- Chief with tribal officers. War Chief of the Pawnees is pictured, center with his interpreters, William Pollock, left, and Ralph Weeks, right. The picture was taken shortly after whites took over a part of the territory that once was theirs. Pollock later distinguished himself as a member of Teddy Roosevelt's rough riders, and now rests in a hero's grave at Pawnee. [Same as photograph .0875]