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1. Indian Territory (between the Red and Canadian Rivers) and part of , showing the " Purchase of 1818." The area between the 98th and 100th meridian is claimed by the Wichitas. Compiled in 1917 from treaties and state maps. A blue ink on white paper, 21" x 33" map. Drawer 8614

2. Indian Territory: Arkansas border area in the vicinity of Ft. Smith. The land holdings (bordering on the railroad) of Dr. Payne, George and William Campbell, Mrs. Granklin, Mrs. Best, E. C. Boudinot, and McKibbon are shown. The western terminus of the Little Rock and Ft. Smith Railway is clearly indicated. A linen sheet hand drawn 15" x 28" map. Termed to be correct by G. W. Hughes, Chief Engineer (No date). Drawer 8626

3. Northeastern Indian Territory and Northwestern Arkansas: extends into Oklahoma to west of the Neosho River. In Arkansas the Old holdings from the Treaty of July 8, 1817 are marked off between the Arkansas and White Rivers. In Oklahoma the boundaries are outlined as of the Treaty of February 14, 1833. The and Strip are indicated. The Osages, , , Pawnees, and - Missouris are located immediately west of the . In , the Neutral Lands are indicated from the Treaty of December 29, 1835. A linen sheet black and white 15" x 28" map. (No date). Drawer 8626

4. Indian Territory: A military map compiled under the direction of lst Lieut. E. H. Ruffner, Chief Engineer, Department of the , 1875. Indian Territory is quartered into the northwest, northeast, southeast and southwest quadrants. There are several copies of each quadrant, and three complete maps and several extra parts for the upper right and lower left quadrants. One series is probably a somewhat later period but all maps are quite similar. These are good terrain maps showing old trails, posts, and battles, and many old place names no longer used are evident. Camp Supply is located in the northwest quadrant and very little else. The northeast sector has several towns, missions, agencies and place names for creeks. The southeast is similar in content to the northeast, but contains an inset of the Camp Supply ground plan. The southwest quadrant shows and the route to . A ground plan of Fort Sill is included in an inset. The copies are black or blue on white and each quadrant measures 21" x 27". Drawer 8614

5. Cherokee Strip; Showing the lands leased by the Cherokee Strip Livestock Association from the Cherokee Nation. This map was compiled from surveys of Ranges made for the Association in 1883 by S. T. Wood, Fred Eckert, T. W. Walton and C. H. Burgess, and is believed to contain the best information accessible concerning the location of Ranches, Camps, Range Lines etc., on this lease. Nine copies of this map; four are 31" x 53" blue on

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white and five are 20" x 35" colored maps. Drawer 8614

6. Cherokee Nation; Compiled and published by J. S. Duncan, showing the Districts, Court Houses and Post Offices. A 22" x 28" blue print copyrighted in 1895. Towns, mountains, waterways and individual holdings are also shown. Drawer 8614

7. Cherokee Nation; Showing the Territory originally assigned to the Cherokee Nation of Indians West of the (also the boundaries of the Territory now occupied or owned by them). Compiled by C. C. Royce in 1884 for the Bureau of Ethnology, J. W. Powell, Director. A 21" x 30" black and white map with the Indian lands shown in colors. A numeric and chronological schedule of cessions is included. (Three copies, all fragile). This map is contained in the Fifth Annual Report as Plate IX. Drawer 8614

8. Nation; Department of Interior map of the Commission to the (contained in the Eleventh Annual Report). A tri-colored 33" x 36" map showing the lands allotted to the Indians as well as towns, railroads, rivers, coal lands, townships and sections. (Badly torn). Drawer 8614

9. Choctaw Nation; Map of the Timber Lands (of the) Choctaw Nation. Prepared in the Office of the Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes. Published in Muskogee, 1913. A color- keyed 27" x 34" map of timber, , grazing and Indian allotted lands. Two copies. Drawer 8614 [Digitized 300dpi jpg, 10/2014]

10. Creek and Nations; A classification (Land) map prepared for the Bradley Real Estate Co. in Muskogee, Indian Territory. Missions, towns, courthouses, schools and railroads are shown. (Two copies, one is extremely damaged). No date. Drawer 8614

11. Osage ; Interior Department map compiled and drawn by D. E. Coon, 1911. A 30" x 40" black and white map showing towns, railroads, creeks, townships and sections. Also telephone and pipelines are shown. The map has been hand colored to reveal the Foster Leases (red) and leases approved later (blue). Torn and very brittle. Drawer 8614

12. Nation; Department of the Interior, Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes map of coal and asphalt segregation. A large two piece map 56" x 64", 1903. Townships, sections, railroads, towns and creeks are shown on this black and white map. Drawer 8614 [Digitized 300dpi jpg 11/2014]

13. Choctaw Nation: Department of the Interior, Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes map of Coal and Asphalt Segregation. A large two piece map 56" x 64", (lower half missing) 1903. Townships, sections, railroads, towns and creeks are shown on this black and white map. Some hand colored portions show geological stratification. Taken from the 21st Annual Report and Bulletin 260 U.S.G.S. by E. DeGolyer. Drawer 8614

14. Creek Nation: A U.S.G.S. topographical map of the Okmulgee and Quadrangles,

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1913. A 29" x 35" map showing roads, towns, railroads, sections and townships, as well as terrain and topography. Cloth backed but showing wear. Drawer 8614

15. Indian Territory: General Land Office map compiled from official records by H. King, 1899. A two tones 20" x 22" map. A very good map of showing towns, railroads, creeks, townships, and sections. Many old towns no longer existing or existing now under different names are present. Three copies, two are in excellent condition. The third copy is faded and is cloth backed. Drawer 8614

16. Indian Territory: U.S.G.S. map directed by C. S. Fitch, 1895-1899. A two-toned 31" x 33" map containing railroads, towns, rivers and townships as well as topographical information. Three copies, one is cloth-backed in good condition and another is badly torn. The third copy is a positive reproduction and is beginning to tear. Drawer 8614

17. Indian Territory: 1891 General Land Office map compiled from official records by A. F. Dinsmore. Railroads, trails, towns, mountains, rivers and Indian nations are shown. The shows townships also. Schools, missions and forts are scattered throughout. Has several prominent tears. Drawer 8614

18. Indian Territory. A 16" x 17" black and white and hand colored map titled "A Sectional Map of the , , and Reservations To Be Opened for Settlement...Summer of 1901." The map shows river systems and mountains and also CRI&P railways, missions, towns, military forts and reservations. Distributed by the , Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, Chicago. 1901. Drawer 8626

19. Indian and Oklahoma Territories: 1890 map showing the boundary designation between the two territories. The Indian Nations and Reservations are the same as in the preceding map. This map shows the routes of thirteen railroads and gives the date each was authorized by Congress. Total area in square miles is given for each Reservation and Indian Nation. Same size and color as the previous map. This map is taped to cardboard and has a photo negative with it. (A photograph copy is available, see 2-38). Drawer 8614

20. Indian Territory: 1887 General Land Office map from the Department of the Interior. A negative 24" x 32" map showing military and Indian Reservations. The western half of the state shows township surveying and considerable drainage. Several railroads cross the territory on a generally north-south line. (Actually, this is four separate maps taped together.) Drawer 8614

21. Indian Territory: General Land Office map compiled from official records by G. P. Strum, in 1885. A colored 24" x 32" map showing the Indian Nations and Reservations. Railroads, trails, towns, agencies, rivers and townships are shown as well as concessions and treaties. Heavily taped. Drawer 8614

22. Indian Territory: The Kansas State Journal Map of Oklahoma (Indian Territory) Compiled

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from General Land Office records by S. N. Wood, editor of the Kansas State Journal, 1885. Total acreage and population given for the Indian Nations and Reservations. Railroads, towns, forts, townships, trails and schools are shown. Two copies of this 22" x 32" map; one master and one blue print. Drawer 8614

23. Indian Territory: General Land Office map compiled from official records by C. Roeser, 1879. A colored 24" x 32" map showing the location of Indian tribes and reservations. A single railroad, the St. Louis & San Francisco crosses the eastern portion of the state from Vinita in the Cherokee Nation to Colbert's Station, opposite Denison, , in the Chickasaw Nation. Several schools, agencies, towns and forts are shown. More than half of the western portion of the territory shows survey lines. Extremely poor condition for the colored copy. A second two-toned copy is cloth backed and in excellent shape. Drawer 8614

24. Indian Territory: 26" x 51" full color map of the mid-west from the Dominion of to Texas. Map gives a detailed county by county listing for topography, rail lines, creeks and rivers, cities and towns and Indian Territory. Drawer 8614

25. Indian Territory: An Illustrated Map of the Oklahoma Country or the Indian Territory West of Arkansas. Copyrighted in 1939 by V. Lackey in Tulsa. A 12" x 24" brown toned pictographic map of important places and events in Oklahoma history. Contains a legend. Drawer 8626

26. Indian Territory. A 65" x 30" contour map of the Custer Battlefield. This map is an enlargement of the Montana Custer Battlefield made in 1891 by R.B. Marshall. Produced in 1968, contains: rivers, ridges, battle monuments, creek, and grave markers. Has a legend. Drawer 8614

THE NEXT SIX MAPS WERE COMPILED IN THE LATE 1930'S AS THE WPA INDIAN- PIONEER HISTORY PROJECT S-149. DRAWN BY T. F. MEAGHER IN COLLABORATION WITH GRANT FOREMAN.

27. Indian Territory. A 37" x 44" one color map of the western parts of Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and North Carolina. Copyright in 1778 by T. Hutchins in London, England. Contains the , Mississippi, and Rivers; Lake Erie; part of Lakes Huron, and Ontario; Creeks; mountain ranges; towns; villages; forts; mines; part of the Atlantic Ocean; and meadows. Contains map notes. Drawer 8614

28. The Three Forks Country; A pictographic area map of the confluence of the Verdigris, Grand (Neosho) and Arkansas Rivers. Agencies, missions, forts, roads, ferries and terrain are shown. Also, Chouteau's Trading Post, 's home and several Indian villages are shown. A blue and white 25" x 30" map. (Two copies) Drawer 8614

29. Indian Territory. A 24 1/2" x 52" one color sectional map of the McAlester-Krebs Coal

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Field. Copyright in 1906. Contains railroads, coal deposits; coal fields; slopes; shafts; and townships and lease information. Drawer 8614

30. Oklahoma. 23" x 45" full color map compiled from General Land Office, U.S.G.S. records by I. P. Berthrong. Map shows in hand coloring and lettering the Territory of Cherokee, Creek, Osage, Kaw, , , Otoe, Pawnee, Iowa, Sac and Fox, Kickapoo, Creek, Pottawatomie, Seminole, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Wichita, Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, and Arapahoe. Also listed are Quapaw, Peorias, Modoc, , Ottawa, Wyandotte and Seneca. Drawer 8614

31. Indian Territory showing Oklahoma country: 26" x 33" full color map of Indian Territory listing 23 tribes with dates and treaties by Territory. Also shows major roads, railroads, towns, creeks and rivers, 1890-1891. Drawer 8614

32. Falls of the Verdigris, The Three Forks Country Birth Spot of Oklahoma History. Pictographic map compiled from archaeological, topographical and historical field notes. Chouteau's Post (Three Forks) opposite Col. Hugh Louis Post, Osage Agency, Creek towns, Seaborne Hill's Post, roads, individual home sites and Indian graves are shown. Also seen are numerous "crossings" and steamboat landings. French Point where French traders from Arkansas came to trade with the Indians. A large blue and white 33" x 66" map. (Two copies). A third smaller copy, 17" x 17" is a duplicate of the top half of the larger map. One of the larger maps is torn into two pieces. Drawer 8614

33. Indian Territory: A 25" x 33" blue on white reprint of an 1885 map by Rand, McNally & Co. very similar to the above map. This map includes county section lines, trails, geography, forts, rivers and towns, 1885. Drawer 8603

34. Butterfield Trail: the Overland Mail Route 1858-1861. Shows the portion of the trail that crossed the southeastern corner of Oklahoma. From Ft. Smith to Denison, Texas. The twelve way stations are marked and named, along with other prominent features along the trail. Prepared by Muriel Wright and George Shirk and published by the Oklahoma Historical Society in 1958. A black and white 4" x 30" map. Drawer 8626

35. "A Pasture Map of the Kansas and Osage Res." Survey and plotted under the direction of G. B. Tray, Special U. S. . The reservation is surveyed into townships and sections. The creeks are named and agencies and posts are marked. Seven overlapping 18" x 24" pieces comprise one map. From the National Archives Record Group No. 75. (Donated by Robert M. Burrill) Drawer 8626

36. Northeastern Oklahoma: A map of the Bartlesville area, with townships, towns, railroads and the Cherokee Oil and Gas Lease shown. A black and white 17" x 33" map, circa 1900. (Poor condition). Drawer 8603

37. Indian Territory. A 17" x 19" black on white map which was part of the Ninth Annual

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Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes showing approved townsites in Indian Territory as of June 30, 1902. The map is of the region occupied by the Five Tribes, noting tribal boundaries, townsites, and various railroad lines. By Julius Bien and Co., 1902. No Scale. 17" x 19" Drawer 8626

38. Indian Territory. An 11" x 14" black and white photograph of a map of Indian Territory and Oklahoma showing lands and districts of the Five Civilized Tribes, the Cherokee Outlet, lands of other Indian Nations, towns, capitols of nations, roads and trails, agencies, railroad lines, mail service, notations of treaty agreements, populations, acres of Indian land holdings, and . The map is part of the Eleventh U. S. Census and very detailed. (Same as map 2-19). 1890. Drawer 8626

39. Indian Territory. A 10" x 16" black on white map of Indian Territory and Oklahoma showing tribal lands, Cherokee Outlet, , railroads, cattle trails, forts and towns. No author. n.d. Drawer 8626

40. Map of the Lands Ceded to the Choctaw by the . Also shows location of white farming settlements. By Henry D. Downs. Dated October 15, 1821. No scale. 17" x 22" Drawer 8603

41. Indian Territory. A 9" x 15" black and white map showing tribal lands with accompanying histories including lands occupied by the 1889 Run. The map also shows rivers, railroads, roads, military forts, towns, and agencies. The map was taken from a U.S. Indian Bureau Map of 1889. Drawer 8626

42. Indian Territory. A 5" x 7" negative of Indian Territory taken from the Historical Atlas of Oklahoma showing tribal land holdings, towns, capitals, and railroad lines. The map also shows the Cherokee Outlet and No Man's Land. The map is number 30 of an unknown series of maps of Indian Territory for the period 1866-1889. Author unknown. Drawer 8626

43. Cherokee Strip. A 9" x 29" quarter section color map of the Cherokee Strip in three divisions (west, middle, and east) for land distribution with corresponding land prices and indicates Woodward, Alva, Enid and Perry land districts and land offices. The map shows township and range, railroads, towns, county seats, rivers, and Indian lands. Distributed by J. L. Calvert, attorney at law. No date. Drawer 8626

44. Indian and Oklahoma Territories. A 14" x 25" brown on white map entitled "An Illustrative Map of the Oklahoma Country or the Indian Territory west of Arkansas." A historical map noting places and events of significance such as battles, forts, trails, settlements, treaties, tribal lands and events of prominent individuals. It contains a brief written history of the region. Copyright is 1939 by Vinson Lackey, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Drawer 8626

45. Indian Territory: 24" x 23" blue, brown and black on white. General Land Office map, 1899. Drawer 8603

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46. Indian Territory: 11" x 20" brown, red, green and black on white showing segregated coal lands, railroad towns and known oil lands, no date. Drawer 8603

47. Indian Territory: 22" x 29" black, blue and brown map by General Land Office, 1891. Drawer 8603

48. Indian Territory: 30" x 22" black and white quarter-section map of Kiowa, Comanche, Apache and Wichita Indian Reservations by A. H. Cobb, 1901. Drawer 8603

49. Indian Territory: 27" x 22" blue print of the lands opened to settlement, 1889. Drawer 8603

50. Indian Territory. A 14" x 18" photocopy of Doaksville. Shows town, its streets, location of houses. Map also shows location of both Old and New , the Pine Ridge Mission School, roads, the Arkansas-Choctaw Railroad, rivers, cemetery, and the local highway. Map was compiled by Peter J. Hudson from an 1865 map. Drawer 8626

51. Indian Territory. A 24" x 31" full color map showing Indian lands, roads, rivers and towns, 1890. Drawer 8603

52. Cherokee; 30" x 30", Smithsonian Bureau of Ethnology map showing the cessions of land made by the Cherokees to the United States in Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, Virginia and the Carolinas, 1884. Includes chronological schedule of Cherokee cessions. (two maps) Drawer 8603

53. "Map of the Indian Territory Showing the Boundaries of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations, the Creek, Seminole and Leased ." Established by authority of A. B. Greenwood, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for the Department of the Interior. Circa 1858. Besides natural terrain, Indian Nations, towns, forts and trails are shown also. Two overlapping 17" x 22" sheets make up a 22" x 32" map. Black and white. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

54. "Indian Territory With Parts of Neighboring States and Territories". Prepared by order of Maj. Gen. J. M. Schofield and compiled by 1st Lt. H. Jackson of the 7th Cavalry in 1869. Indian Nations, Reservations, and villages are located. Forts, military routes and trading posts are shown also. Two 17" x 20" overlapping sheets comprise one 20" x 32" map. Two copies, one negative and one positive. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

55. "Comanche, Kiowa, and Apache Indian Reservations, Oklahoma Territory". 1901. A 23" x 22" black and white map of the Territory between the Washita and Red Rivers. Shows creeks, township sections, rail lines and roads. Drawer 8603

56. Indian Territory. A 16" x 21" color map titled "A Correct Map of the Oklahoma Country and Cherokee Outlet, Reached Via the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route".

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The map shows locations of outfitting points into Oklahoma reached by the Missouri, Pacific and Iron Mountain Lines, which includes routes through Missouri, Arkansas, , and Kansas. The panhandle is still designated Beaver County. In addition, the map notes lands designated in the Peel Bill to be opened by Presidential Proclamation, open lands for settlement in Oklahoma Territory and lands not opened. Also Indian Territory, tribal lands, cities, roads and trails are shown. 1889. (Two copies). Drawer 8626

57. Oklahoma and Part of the Indian Territory; 21" x 25" full color map printed as a supplement to the Homeseeker's Guide. Map includes counties, county section lines, Indian lands, railroads, cities and towns. Drawer 8603

58. "Map of the Indian Territory Showing the Tracts of Land of the Osage, Creek, Cherokee, Seminole, Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations". Between the towns, nations and forts are shown the principal roads, compiled from U. S. Surveys and information from Indian Chiefs. Dated 1867. Several old trading stores are located and identified. A 16" x 22" map. Two copies, one negative and one positive. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

59. "Indian Territory and Texas, Northwest Portion". 1874 Asher and Adams map. South of the Red River, Texas shows counties. The is the "Hunting Ground" of the Kiowa and Comanche Indians. The is "Public Land". Eastern Indian Territory is filled by the Chickasaw and Choctaw "Nations", the Creek "Country" and the Cherokee "Reservation". West of the Indian meridian are the "Ceded Lands", and the Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Reservations. The , , and Cherokees all have ceded lands in the west. A colored 16" x 23" map. (torn and taped). The map also shows roads, cattle trails, towns, stage roads and railroads. Drawer 8626

60. Xerox copy of "Gray's Atlas Map of Indian Territory". Dated 1872. The MKT railroad crosses the eastern portion of Indian Territory. Agencies, academies, villages, Indian tribes and military posts and routes are located and identified. A 12" x 15" black and white copy. Drawer 8626

61. "Map of Indian Territory". Compiled by G. W. Ingalls, U. S. Indian Agent in 1875. Based on reports from the General Land Office and from the War Department surveys of E. W. Darling in 1872. Ceded lands, proposed railroad routes, agencies, forts and trails are shown, besides identifying the Indian Reservations. An 18" x 24" map. Two copies, one negative and one positive. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

62. "Indian Territory". All of Oklahoma except the panhandle is shown. There are 19 Indian "nations", "reservations", and "countries". An 11" x 14" colored map by Mitchell, dated 1879. This map is very similar to Map No. 30 in Morris' and McReynolds' Historical Atlas of Oklahoma. "Ockmulgee" is the territorial capitol. In each tribal area is a dated reference to the treaty, agreement, or executive order which established that area. Topography is shown in great detail and the coverage of forts, agencies, towns, and Indian academies is excellent. Two 1879 copies, and a third issue dated 1884 is identical. Drawer 8626

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63. Indian Territory. A 12" x 19" color map identical to #62 above, but with additions of the Nez Perce, Ponca, & "Missourias", Iowas and Kickapoo lands. The map is well detailed showing river systems, landforms, trails, military roads, cattle trails, railroads, forts, agencies, and towns. Bradley. 1886. Drawer 8626

64. Indian Territory. A 11" x 14" color map compiled from the official records of the General Land Office for the Department of the Interior by G. P. Strum and created to accompany "Public Domain" by Thomas Donaldson. Almost identical to the above map except for the coloring. Map shows river systems, townships, capitals of nations, towns and villages, military reservations, roads and trails, and Indian lands. (Poor condition with excessive taping). 1883. Drawer 8626

65. Indian Territory. A 13" x 20" map taken from "Rand McNally & Company's Indexed Atlas Of The World" showing tribal lands, towns, rivers, railroads, forts, and counties and towns of adjacent states. The index provides information on railroads in the Territory, a historical description, a diagram showing the relative strength of religious denominations, climate and soil conditions, acreage surveyed by Indian government agencies, tribal populations, agricultural statistics and stock returns. 1882. Drawer 8626

66. 1884 version of the above map. Black and white photograph and negative. Drawer 8626

67. Indian Territory. Geo. F. Cram Engraver and Publisher of Chicago. The date 1885 is penciled on the margin. A multicolored 9" x 11" map showing 22 Indian nations, counties and reservations. The panhandle is "Public Lands". The southwestern corner of the area is labeled simply "Greer". The central portion of the state is labeled "Oklohoma Country". Two railroads exist in the eastern half of the area. Drawer 8626

68. Indian Territory. Two 10" x 12" maps identical to #67 above engraved for "Gaskell's Atlas of the World". Two more railroads have been added and spelling of Oklahoma has been corrected. A 3" x 5" negative of the map. 1886 Drawer 8626

69. Indian Territory. A 10" x 12" color map similar to #67 and #68 but with different coloring and engraved for The People's Publishing Co. of Chicago, Ill. The Territory is outlined in red and the various tribal lands are outlined in green. The map shows tribal lands, towns, rivers, railroads, forts, and agencies. 1886. Drawer 8626

70. Indian Territory. A 22" x 26" black on white Library of Congress reproduction entitled "Map of the Following Reservations, Iowas, Sac and Fox, Kickapoos and Pottawatomies, Also Eastern Half of Oklahoma". The map is well detailed and shows townships, towns, roads, rail lines, roads, creeks and rivers, Cleveland, Oklahoma, Logan and Payne counties, ranches, missions, agencies and timber reserves. The map also indicates acreage holdings for the above mentioned tribes. 1891. Drawer 8626

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71. "Indian Territory". Reproduction of Bradley's 1887 map. A brown toned 17" x 21" map by "Rusty's Maps" of Arvada showing Indian Reservations, towns, forts, schools and railroad routes. Drawer 8626

72. Indian Territory. 1826 map of the line forming the eastern boundary of the Choctaw Nation. The line extends from Ft. Smith south to the Red River. A 7" x 17" map. Two copies, one negative and one positive copy. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

73. Enlarged copy of the lower half of the above map. Two copies, one negative and one positive. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

74. Rand McNally Map of Oklahoma and Indian Territories, 1890. Red green and black on white map showing rivers, roads, towns, rail lines and early counties. 8" x 11" Drawer 8626

75. Indian Territory. Copy of an undated map showing the region of the "Three Forks". Shown, are Cantonment Gibson, Chaney Village and an old Osage Village on the Osage River. Circa 1820's. An 11" x 14" map. Drawer 8626

76. Indian Territory. Xerox copy of the country between Ft. Towson and the False . The western portion is labeled "Buffalo Range", and the eastern portion shows "Sachs" or "Sacks" Valley. Dokesville lies between Ft. Towson and Towson Landing on the Red River. A 9" x 15" black and white copy. Copied from the National Archives. Drawer 8626

77. Indian Territory. Xerox copy of the Ft. Towson area, showing its situation on "Gales" Creek, six miles above its mouth on the Red River. A 7" x 9" copy from the National Archives. Drawer 8626

78. "Century Atlas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory". 1897. A black and white 16" x 12" map showing the early counties beginning to form. Map shows county section lines, roads, rivers, railroads and much settlement with many small towns listed. Two copies, positive and negative. Drawer 8626

79. Indian Territory. 1849 map of the Chickasaw District. A Xerox copy showing Ft. Washita and roads, Council Houses, a Methodist Mission and academies. An 8" x 9" map. Drawer 8626

80. Enlargement of part of the previous map. Xerox copy, 9" x 10". Drawer 8626

81. Indian Territory. A portion of the "Route Pursued By U.S. Troops From Fort Smith, Arkansas to Santa Fe, New ". Via the south band of the in 1849. The map drawn by Lt. Simpson, under Capt. Marcy's Command. The map extends from Ft. Smith to "Old Fort Holmes" near modern Norman, Oklahoma. Indian villages. military roads and terrain are shown. a table of distances accompanies. Two copies, one negative

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and one positive. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

82. Indian Territory. "Sketch of the Country Near the Southern Boundary of Kansas". Covers roughly, the northern half and panhandle regions of modern Oklahoma, from the in Kansas to the Canadian in Oklahoma. Military exploration routes are shown. House Ex.Doc. No. 103 1st Session 35th Congress. A negative 12" x 20" map. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

83. Indian Territory. "Map of the Leased Portion of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nation". 1859 map showing the locations of several Indian villages and military posts and trails. Van Dorn's Camp, on Otter Creek from which he proceeded to attack the camped with the Wichitas on Rush Creek east of Mt. Scott. A negative 15" x 18" copy. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

84. Indian Territory. "Rough Charg Accompanying Supt. Rector's Report of Exploration of the Leased District". Circa 1859. Sites proposed and selected for forts and agencies are shown. The location of the Texas Indians Reserve is shown and Rector's Route is marked. A negative 9" x 13" copy. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

85. Indian Territory. 1859 War Dept. map drawn by Lt. Stanley, the commander of the escort to Major Rector. Covers the area between the Washita and Red Rivers in . Several Indian villages, trails and campsites are marked. A negative 14" x 15" copy. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

86. Indian Territory. Showing the "Retreat of the Loyal Indians from the Indian Country in the Winter of 1861". Northeast of Ft. Gibson are the sites of the battles of Red Fork, Bird Creek, and Patriot Hills. The retreat route follows the Verdigris north into Kansas. A 10" x 16" copy. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

87. Indian Territory. Showing the boundary line between the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles. The is labeled Rabbit Ear Creek in the western portion. The 1857 trail of Col. Johnson is marked as is the 1860 Wagon Trail of the U. S. Commission. A 9" x 14" negative copy labeled Sen. Ex. Doc. No. 70, 1st Sess., 47th Cong. Drawer 8626

88. Indian Territory. This map fits at a right angle with the preceding map. Shows the 100th meridian line forming the boundary between Oklahoma and Texas. Col. Johnson's 1857 route is marked, and Major Wedgwick's 1860 trail is also. An 8" x 14" map, labeled Sen. Ex. Doc. No. 70, 1st Sess., 47th Cong. Drawer 8626

89. Indian Territory. Showing "Fort Sill and Vicinity As It Existed in 1871". Shows trading stores, trails, and sites where battles and killings took place. A black and white 10" x 13" photograph. Drawer 8626

90. Indian Territory. 1871 map of the eastern two thirds of Oklahoma. Indian Nations, forts,

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roads and terrain are shown. A 9" x 11" black and white photograph. Drawer 8626

91. Indian Territory. Xerox copy of the ground plan of Fort Sill, copied from Ruffner's Department of the Missouri map. Identifies barracks, stores, officers quarters, stable and other post facilities. 5" x 5" in size. Drawer 8626

92. Indian Territory. Xerox copy of the ground plan of Camp Supply, copied from Ruffner's Department of the Missouri map. Locates and names various buildings on the post. 5" x 5" in size. Drawer 8626

93. Indian Territory. The Chisholm Cattle Trail. A 1932 sketch by W. A. Baggett showing the route from Ft. Worth across the Territory and into Kansas. Three negative 10" x 17" copies, two are mounted on gray pasteboard. Drawer 8626

94. "Map of Indian Territory". 1892, black and white reproduction showing early counties, county section lines, towns, roads, railroads. 10" x 12" may by Mast, Crowell & Kirkpatrick. Drawer 8626

95. Indian Territory. "Department of the Missouri Military Map of the Indian Territory". A negative copy of the Ruffner map, being a 15" x 19" map of the northwest quadrant of Indian Territory (Okla.) Drawer 8626

96. Indian Territory. , circa 1881 showing the cattle trails across the Indian Reservations. The Dodge City and Abilene Trails are shown, with cut-offs marked. Two negative 12" x 19" copies, one is damaged and the other mounted on gray pasteboard. Drawer 8626

97. Indian Territory. , circa 1895 "as defined by the Presidential Proclamation of March 23, 1889". Shows Ft. Reno and Camp Russell and the trails of Cavalry patrols. (National Archives Reproduction). Drawer 8626

98. Indian Territory. 1887 copy map showing the postal routes in eastern Oklahoma. The routes are marked in red, green and blue on a National Archives Reproduction. 17" x 24" Drawer 8626

99. Indian Territory. General Land Office map by the Department of the Interior, 1891. Shows the Indian Territory (eastern Oklahoma) and trails and railroads through the Five Nations. A National Archives Reproduction. Two 17" x 18" copies, one negative and one positive. Drawer 8626

100. Indian Territory. Showing the Distribution of Woodland. 1899 map compiled by C. H. Fitch for the U.S.G.S. and appears in the 21st Annual Report, Part Five. A 14" x 15" map of eastern Oklahoma with timber areas shaded dark. Drawer 8626 [Digitized 300dpi jpg, 10/2014]

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101. Indian Territory. Department of the Interior Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes Map of the Choctaw Nation, 1904. Shows Coal and Asphalt Segregation and Commercial Pine Timber lands. Six overlapping 17" x 23" sheets comprise one 42" x 47" map. Two complete copies, one negative and one positive. (National Archives Reproduction.). Drawer 8627 [Digitized 300dpi jpg 11/2014]

102. Indian Territory. 1906 official Map of the (from the Kiowa-Comanche Reserves) copyrighted by . Shows allotted and leased lands. Two 19" x 24" maps. (torn and taped). One is red on black and white, the other is blue on black and white. Drawer 8626

103. 1901 Sectional map of the Kiowa, Comanche and Apache Reservations (showing also the Wichita, County 1, Reservation). A colored 15" x 20" map showing allotments, indemnity lands, school lands and pasture reserves. Published in Kansas City. (torn and fragile). Drawer 8626

104. Photo of "Map of the Country Upon Upper Red River Explored in 1852 by Capt. R. B. Marcy & 5th U. S. Infantry". Showing the western part of the Choctaw-Chickasaw Country bordering on Texas. 7" x 13" Drawer 8626

105. Hand-drawn map by F. J. Still of "Historical Park Hill". The important structures, homes, roads and railroads are number keyed for identification. Dated 1936 and of 15" x 20" dimensions. Drawer 8626

106. "Map of the Cheyenne, and Wichita Reservations, I.T.". 1892 map printed by the Southwestern Map Publishing Company in Wichita, Kansas. Towns, townships, sections and quarter-sections are shown along with railroads and rivers. A negative 20" x 30" map in two sections. Drawer 8626

107. Cherokee Nation. Township 21 north, Range 16 east. Map shows the individual land holdings on each section in the Claremore vicinity. "Compiled and For Sale by Indian Territory Map Co., Muskogee, Indian Territory". A black and white 12" x 12" map (photo and negative included also) Donated by Patricia Lockwood. Drawer 8626

108. Indian Territory. T 9 N, R 1 W of the Ind. Mer. Surveyed by O. T. Morrill in 1873. Drawer 8626

109. Indian Territory. T 10 N, R 1 W of the Ind. Mer. Surveyed by O. T. Morrill in 1873 Drawer 8626

110. Indian Territory. T 9 N, R 1 W of the Ind. Mer. Surveyed by T. H. Barrett in 1872. (different from #108) Drawer 8626

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111. Indian Territory. T 10 N, R 1 W of the Ind. Mer. Surveyed by T. H. Barrett in 1871. (Different from #109) Drawer 8626

112. Indian Territory. T 7 N, R 1 W of the I.M. Surveyed by O. T. Morrill in 1873. Drawer 8626

113. Indian Territory. T 10 N, R 3 W of the I.M. Surveyed by Barrett in 1873. (torn) Drawer 8626

114. Indian Territory. An 18" x 12" black on white map taken from "Rand, McNally & Company's new Indexed Atlas of the World. Map shows forts, railroads, Indian lands, rivers and towns. "Oklahoma Country" and the Cherokee Outlet as "Cherokee Country" are identified. 1888. Drawer 8626

115. Indian Territory. T 10 N, R 2 W of the I.M. Surveyed by Barrett in 1873. Drawer 8626

116a. Indian Territory. T 8 N, R 1 W of the I.M. Surveyed by Barrett in 1873. Drawer 8626

116. Indian Territory. T 8 N, R 2 W of the I.M. Surveyed by Barrett in 1873. Drawer 8626

117. Indian Territory. T 7 N, R 26 W of the I.M. Surveyed by Morrill in 1873. Drawer 8627

118. Indian Territory. T6 N, R 26W of the I.M. Surveyed by C.L. DuBois in 1875. Drawer 8627

119. Indian Territory. T27 N, R 24 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Hackbusch in 1874. Drawer 8627

120. Indian Territory. T 28 N, R. 24 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Hackbusch in 1874. Drawer 8627

121. Indian Territory. T 27 N, R 25 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Hackbusch in 1874. Drawer 8627

122. Indian Territory. T 28 N, R 25 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Hackbusch in 1874. Drawer 8627

123. Indian Territory. T 27 N, R 24 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Hackbusch in 1888. Drawer 8627

124. Indian Territory. T 28 N, R 24 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Hackbusch in 1887. Drawer 8627

125. Indian Territory. Fractional T 27 N, R 24 E of the I.M. Surveyed by G.A. Purington in 1898. Drawer 8627

126. Indian Territory. T7 N, R3 W of the I.M. Surveyed by G.A. Purington in 1898. Drawer 8627

127. Indian Territory. Bradley Real Estate Co. of Muskogee, Indian Territory, plat of T 8 N, R 28 W. Shows Sub-Rosa west of Lows Creek. Drawer 8627

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128. Indian Territory. T 16 N, R 7 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Lindsay and Skelly in 1896. A 10" x 10" negative copy from the Dept. of the Interior. Drawer 8627

129. Indian Territory. T 16 N, R 8 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Lindsay and Harrison in 1896. A 10" x 10" negative copy from the Dept. of the Interior. Drawer 8627

130. Indian Territory. T 16 N, R 9 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Tatum and Skelley in 1896. A 10" x 10" negative copy from the Dept. of the Interior. Drawer 8627

131. Indian Territory. T 16 N, R 10 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Tatum and Farmer in 1896. 10" x 10" negative copy from the Dept. of the Interior. Drawer 8627

132. Indian Territory. T 16 N, R 11 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Farmer and Shelley in 1896. 10" x 10" negative copy from the Dept. of the Interior. Drawer 8627

133. Indian Territory. T 16 N, R 12 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Farmer and Skelly in 1896. 10" x 10" negative copy from the Dept. of the Interior. Drawer 8627

134. "Military Roads Before 1900". A hand drawn map of southeastern Oklahoma (Chickasaw and Choctaw Nation) which was part of an M.A. Thesis (pg. 42) by Virginia Rice, on the History of Bryan County (). The map shows Trail, the Old Military Trail and the Military Road. A deteriorating 8" x 10" map on poor paper (mounted on pasteboard). Drawer 8627

135. Indian Territory. "Engraved on Copper-Plate expressly for Johnson's Cyclopaedia". Circa 1890; a multi-colored 6" x 8" map showing tribal lands, towns, trails, railroads, and the Cherokee Outlet. Drawer 8627

136. Indian Territory. circa 1884, A 6" x 8" General Land Office map showing Indian "countries" and reservations, towns, forts, agencies, military camps, rivers, and railroads. Drawer 8627

137. Indian Territory. T 15 N, R 20 E of the I.M. Surveyed by Hickman and Johnson in 1896. Drawer 8627

138. A Sectional Map of the Kiowa, Comanche and Apache Reservations, "To Be Opened For Settlement...Summer of 1901". The Presbyterian, Methodist, Boston Baptist, and Catholic Missions are located. The Lone Wolf and residences are shown. A black and white 16" x 17" map. Drawer 8627

139. Oklahoma and Indian Territories. 1905. Full color Kenyon Printing & Mfg. Co. map showing the early counties, with major rivers and railroads. 15" x 20". Reverse side lists the 1900 census information by city. Drawer 8627

140. Rand, McNally & Co.'s Oklahoma and Indian Territories. 1899. Red and black on white 14"

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x 21" map showing the early counties, towns, rivers and Indian nations. Drawer 8627

141. Rand, McNally Indexed Atlas of the World. 1898. Red, yellow and black on white map of Oklahoma and Indian Territories. 12" x 19" Shows railroads, rivers, towns, counties and section lines. Drawer 8627

142. Rand, McNally Indexed Atlas of the World, 1884. Black and green on white showing all of Oklahoma (including the panhandle) as Indian Territory. Shows the surrounding states very well developed and all Indian Nations intact. Drawer 8627

143. Rand McNally's New Business Atlas of Indian Territory and Oklahoma. 1892. Photocopy of map very similar to 140. Three pages. Drawer 8627

144. Rand McNally's Indian Territory and Oklahoma Railroad Map. 1892. Red and black on white map. Very similar to 140. Includes a listing of place names. Drawer 8627

145. Oklahoma and Indian Territories. 1892. Full color 11" x 14" map by G. F. Cram. The Indian Nations are intact and early counties have begun to form. Drawer 8627

146. Oklahoma and Indian Territories. Updated version of the above map. The counties are further developed and the southwestern corner of the state is Greer County. 11" x 14" Drawer 8627

147. Oklahoma and Indian Territories. 1904. Full color 12" x 9" map by the Americana Company. The territory shows extensive development with most of the present day counties in place. Also shows towns, county seats, Guthrie as capitol, and railroad lines. Drawer 8627

148. Oklahoma and Indian Territories. 1900. Full color map showing the Indian Nations still intact with extensive development of present day counties. The panhandle is listed as Beaver County. Map also lists major counties and cities. Drawer 8627

149. Oklahoma and Indian Territories. 1904. Full color, 12" x 9" map by Rand McNally. Indian Territory is intact while Oklahoma Territory shows most present day counties forming. Drawer 8627

150. Santa Fe Timetable Map, 1894. 8" x 10" photocopy showing Santa Fe lines through Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Western Arkansas. Drawer 8627

151. Map of the Route Traversed by Captain Nathan Boone's Expedition in Oklahoma and Kansas, 1843. Black and grey 14" x 12" map showing the route through the present day counties. Drawer 8627

152. Map of Oklahoma Territory. 1898. Full color 16" x 25" General Land Office map showing

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towns, roads, railroads, rivers and creeks and the early counties. Three Copies. Drawer 8627

153. Map of Oklahoma Territory, 1901. Full color, 16" x 25" updated version of the above map. Drawer 8627

154. Oklahoma Territory, 1907. Full color 16" x 25" updated version of No. 152. [formerly located in drawer 8627] Framed and stored in fireproof cabinet in 3rd floor stacks.

155. of Shawnee Agency. A 10" x 8" black and white map of the Shawnee, Iowa, Sac and Fox, and Pottawatomie land in central Oklahoma. Drawer 8627

156. Wichita, Kiowa, Comanche, Apache Reservations. 27" x 19" black and white hand colored quarter-section map with inset of the Great Rock Island route through the midwest, 1900. Drawer 8627

157. Missouri-Arkansas-Indian Territory. A colored map measuring 18" x 22" which shows towns, cities, larger political sub-divisions, transportation routes, and waterways. Also included is a chart of steam boat routes. Published by L. Agustus Mitchell, , 1842. Drawer 8627

158. Kiowa-Comanche-Apache-Wichita Reservations. A 22" x 39" black on white map showing settlements, forts, reserves, railways, waterways, and mountains. Published by D. H. Baldwin, Kingfisher, Oklahoma Territory, undated. This map is a separation from the Teeter, Mary Bachelor Manuscript Collection. Drawer 8603

159. Indian Territory. A colored map measuring 24" x 24" and showing towns, cities, townships, Indian nations, railways, and waterways. Some topography is also included. Scale 1 inch = 12 miles. Compiled by General Land Office, U. S. Department of the Interior, 1899. This map is a separation from the Heydrick, L. C. Manuscript Collection. Drawer 8603

160. Kiowa-Comanche, Apache Reservations. An 18" x 22" colored sectional map. Settlements, forts, reserves, transportation routes, and waterways are indicated. Map includes an inset of the area now comprising , plus a list of school indemnity lands. Copyright by Hudson-Kimberly Publishing Company, Kansas City, Missouri, 1901. This map is a separation from the Wenner, Fred L. Manuscript Collection. Drawer 8603

161. State of . A 16" x 17" colored map showing towns, cities, township boundaries, transportation routes, and waterways. Also shown are the counties formed as part of the 1905 attempt to gain statehood. Scale 1:500,000. A second copy is a black on white reproduction of the map. By D. W. Bolich, Civil Engineer, Muskogee, Indian Territory, 1905 revision of 1902 edition. Drawer 8627

162. Oklahoma and Indian Territories. A black on white map measuring 9" x 17". The boundaries of Oklahoma Territory and the various Indian nations are shown in conjunction

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with waterways and selected towns in this map entitled "Division of Oklahoma Amont Indian Tribes, 1885 5o 1890." Areas are keyed by number to an identifying list which also gives historical information. Undated. Drawer 8627

163. Indian Territory. An 11" x 13" colored map showing settlements, towns, Indian nations, Oklahoma Country, the Cherokee Outlet, and Unassigned Lands. Waterways and transportation routes are also included. Published circa 1889. Drawer 8627

164. Indian Territory. A colored 13" x 21" map showing the location of the Cherokee Lands in relation to bordering areas. Waterways are also indicated. J. C. McCoy, Surveyor, 1837. Drawer 8627 [This item is framed and is located at 02388 when not on display in the WHC Library]

165. Indian Territory. A colored map measuring 12" x 15" and showing settlements, forts, political boundaries of the various Indian nations, transportation routes, waterways, and treaty dates for various areas. The reverse side consists of a map of Colorado. Date and publisher unknown. Drawer 8627

166. Indian Territory. A colored 11" x 14" map showing towns, cities, larger political divisions, transportation routes, and waterways. The reverse side contains an early county map of Texas. 1895. Rand, McNally and Co. Drawer 8627

167. Oklahoma and Indian Territories. A colored 12" x 16" map showing towns, cities, larger political divisions, transportation routes, and waterways. 1902. The Century Company. Drawer 8627

168. Indian Territory. A colored map measuring 11" x 14" and showing towns, cities, counties, various Indian nations, transportation routes, and waterways. The reverse side contains a map of Arkansas. Undated. George F. Cram, Engraver and Publisher. Drawer 8627

169. Indian Territory. A 18" x 22" color map showing settlements, transportation routes, and political divisions of the various Indian Nations. Area covered includes that of present-day Oklahoma. Published by G. W. & C. B. Colton & Co., New York from U. S. War Department maps and surveys. ca. 1869. Drawer 8627

170. Indian Territory. A 15" x 24" colored map showing railroad routes, county lines and Indian Nations of Indian Territory and north Texas. George F. Cram, Engraver and Publisher. 1882. Drawer 8627

171. Indian Territory. A 12" x 18" color map of Indian Territory taken from Colton's Atlas, showing tribal land holdings, ceded lands, rivers, reservation boundaries, roads, railroads, mountains, and military establishments. 1870. Drawer 8627

172. Indian Territory. A 18" x 24" color map entitled "Cram's Railroad and Township Map." The

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map shows different tribal holdings, ceded lands, railroads, rivers, towns, mountains, and military installations. 1875. Drawer 8627 [Framed and on display in classroom]

173. Indian Territory. An 18" x 24" color map of Indian and Oklahoma Territories. The map shows reservation boundaries, rivers, railroads, towns, and mountains. 1892. Drawer 8627

174. Indian Territory. An 18" x 24" color map of Indian and Oklahoma Territories showing reservations, rivers, cities, railroads, and mountains. The map was taken from the 1896 Rand McNally Atlas. Drawer 8627

175. Indian Territory. A 28" x 32" color map showing districts within Indian Territory along with towns, railroads in operation, railroads under construction and proposed railroad lines. Created by the Dept. of the Interior Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes. 1906. Drawer 8603

176. Indian Territory. A color 18-1/2" x 21-3/4" bound Geologic Atlas of the United States, Atoka Folio, Indian Territory. Included in this atlas are description, topography, historical geology, economic geology, structure sections and columnar section sheets. 1902. Drawer 8627

177. Indian Territory. A color 18-1/2" x 21-3/4" bound Geological Atlas of the United States: Coalgate Folio, Indian Territory. Included in this atlas are description, topography, historical geology, economic geology, structure sections, and columnar sections sheets. 1901. Drawer 8627

178. Indian Territory. A color 18-1/4" x 21-3/4" bound Geologic Atlas of the United States: Tishomingo Folio, Indian Territory. Included in this atlas are descriptive text. topographic map, areal geology map, structure section sheet and columnar section sheet. 1903. Drawer 8627

179. Indian Territory. A 13" x 18" black on white map entitled "Johnson's Indian Territory" published by the Alvin J. Johnson Co. The map denotes rivers, mountain ranges, military establishments, railroads, cities, Indian lands, and latitude and longitudinal delineations. 1880. Drawer 8627

180. Indian Territory. A 25" x 15" color map of the northern portion of Indian Territory within present day Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma. The map denotes lands of various tribes and treaty and ceded lands, rivers, posts, and forts. 1817-1893. Drawer 8627

181. Indian Territory. A 12" x 18" color map of Indian and Oklahoma Territories. The map shows Indian lands, outlet lands, railroads, cities and rivers. ca. 1900. Drawer 8627

182. Indian Territory. A 24" x 28" black on white map of Kiowa-Comanche Indian Reservations. The map is divided into homestead allotments for white settlement for the area known as

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the Big Pasture. The map also shows landforms, roads, rivers, and leased lands. 1906. Drawer 8603

183. Oklahoma. An 18" x 24" black map of southern Oklahoma's Big Pasture in Indian Territory. The map is entitled "Map of the Big Pasture Opened to Homesteaders." The map shows Indian allotments, leased lands, railroads, roads, timber, bluffs, rivers. It also notes the quality of the land allotments. 1906. Drawer 8603

184. Indian Territory. A 14" x 16" color map titled "Colton's Indian Territory." The map was published by G. W. & C. B. Colton and Co. It shows tribal land holdings as well as geographical features, roads, railroads, forts, and townsites. 1872. Drawer 8627

185. Indian Territory. A 12" x 14" color map of Indian Territory engraved and published by George F. Cram (Cram's Atlas). The map shows land holdings for each tribe, public lands, "Oklahoma Country", and the unknown nations land. The map also shows rivers, railroads, settlements, towns, forts, and agencies. 1887. Drawer 8627.

186. Indian Territory. A 12" x 18" color map entitled "Map of Oklahoma and Indian Territories" and published by George F. Cram. The map shows tribal land holdings in Indian Territory and counties in Oklahoma Territory. The map also denotes rivers, railroads, towns, county seats and territorial capitals. An index on the back of the map gives city and territorial populations for Indian Territory. 1901. Drawer 8627.

187. Indian Territory. A 12" x 16" color map of Indian Territory and surrounding states. The map was published in Sweden and titled "Vereinegigie etc Stieler." The map comes from Stieler's Hand Atlas. A finely detailed map shoch shows cities, forts, camp sites, land features, trails, rivers, railroads, Indian lands and reservations. 1872. Drawer 8627 [Framed and on display in WHC administrative offices]

188. Indian Territory. A 16" x 22" black on white map titled "Railroad and County Map of Indian Territory" By A. A. Grant. The map shows lands held by the various tribes of Indian Territory, towns, agencies, and rivers. It also notes railroads, particularly the Missouri, Pacific and the St. Louis & San Francisco lines. 1887. Drawer 8627

189. Indian Territory. A 7" x 10" color map of Indian Territory taken from an unknown Atlas and shows the central portion of the region as "Oklahoma Country." The map shows tribal land holdings, military reservations, rivers, capitals, and roads. The Oklahoma Country portion shows , Nugent, Ewing and Paynes estate. No date. Drawer 8627

190. Indian Territory. A 10" x 12" map titled "Map of the Oklahoma Country in the Indian Territory." The map is well-detailed and shows A.T.&S.F. railroad lines, towns, rivers, roads, cattle trails, historical and land features, longitude, and the Indian principal meridian. The map is from an unknown Atlas. 1890. Drawer 8627

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191. Indian Territory. An 8" x 11" color map as part of the Bureau of American Ethnology's Eighteenth Annual Report. The map outlines western tribal lands with different colors leaving the regions of the Five Civilized Tribes, except the Seminole, only black on white (Indian Territory) identified with numbers, e.g. Kiowa and Comanche, #510 and Osage #534. The map also shows rivers, agencies settlements, towns, forts, capitals, and the Indian Meridian and Base Line. 1897. Drawer 8627

192. McGee, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. A 17" x 23" black on white map of the McGee Township showing streets, blocks, plot sizes, township and range designations, and location and dimensions of the local cemetery. The map was prepared in accordance with the town's survey under direction of the Department of the Interior and printed by the Norris Peters Co., 1901. Drawer 8627 [Digitized 300dpi jpg, 10/2014]

193. Indian Territory. A 30" x 33" color map showing the distribution of woodlands. The Map is a U. S. Geological Survey map prepared for the 21st Annual Report compiled under direction of C. H. Fitch by Gilbert Thompson, F. E. Matthew & M. L. Cudlipp. Contour intervals are 100 ft. Map also shows forested regions, trails, roads, railroads, rivers, towns, and tribal lands. 1899. Drawer 8603

194. Indian Territory. A 12" x 19" color map taken from Rand McNally and Company's "Indexed Atlas of the World, 1894." The map distinguishes clearly both Indian and Oklahoma Territories and shows counties, cities, tribal land holdings, rivers, land forms, railroads, and designated but unnamed county sites. Map is very brittle and heavily taped. Drawer 8627

195. Indian Territory. A 12" x 14" black on white map entitled "Map of Indian Territory, Oklahoma, and Northern Texas, Showing Progress of Topographical Surveying." The map indicates which counties have and have not been surveyed up to 1903. Drawer 8627

196. Indian Territory. A 19" x 13" color map showing reservation boundaries, rivers and creeks, railroads, towns and mountains. ca. 1866. Drawer 8627

197. Indian Territory. A 20" x 22" black and white map of the Choctaw Nation showing locations of approved coal leases and unexpired coal claims. Also shows towns, railroads, rivers and creeks, and township, range and section lines. 1900. Drawer 8627

198. Indian Territory. A 17" x 20" four-color map showing railroad systems both in operation and under construction. Map also shows towns, rivers, and township and range lines. 1902. Drawer 8627

199. Indian Territory. A 13" x 17" color map showing location of various Indian tribes. Oklahoma is differentiated by a solid red border. Map shows towns, villages, military posts, stage stops, and Indian agencies, as well as creeks, rivers, mountains, railroads, and some township and range lines. 1889. Drawer 8614

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200. Indian Territory. An 11" x 15" color map with the Panhandle area shown as the Public Land Strip and Greer County labeled as Creek County. The "Oklahoma District" is in the center of the territory and rest is divided into Indian Nations. Also shown are towns, military reservations, railroads, rivers, creeks, and mountains. Maps of Arkansas and west Texas with same details are included. 1891. Drawer 8627

201. Indian Territory. A 14" x 21" three-color map of present day Oklahoma, including the panhandle, shown as Indian Territory, and divided among the tribes. "Oklahoma Country" is in center part of the map and highlighted in yellow, as are the boundaries of Indian Territory. Indian nations, towns, railroads, rivers, military camps, forts, battle sites, roads, and mountains are also shown. 1888. Drawer 8627

202. Indian Territory. A 15" x 18" color map showing the locations of various Indian tribes and nations, towns, military reservations, Indian agencies, stage stations, rivers, creeks, springs, mountains, and township and range lines. 1887. Drawer 8627

203. Indian Territory. A 30" x 36" black on white map of the territory by the Dept. of Interior, General Land Office, showing range and township lines, rivers, mountains, railroads, towns, etc. C. Roeser, Principal Draftsman. 1876. Drawer 8614

204. Indian Territory. A 30" x 36" black on white map by the Dept. of Interior, General Land Office, showing tribal boundaries and the treaties that established them. Also shows range and township lines, rivers, mountains, railroads, and towns. C. Roeser, Principal Draftsman. 1879. Drawer 8614

205. Indian and Oklahoma Territories. A 11" x 14" color map showing reservations, rivers, railroads, towns, and mountains. Mast, Crowell, and Kirkpatrick, 1892. Drawer 8627

206. Indian Territory. A 12" x 14" black on white map showing progress of topographical surveying. U. S. Geological Survey. L. L. Poates, Engraver. 1903. Drawer 8627

207. Indian Territory. A 10" x 12" hand colored map showing towns, cities, larger political divisions, transportation routes, and waterways. Engraved by Oliver J. Stuart, 1866. Drawer 8627

208. Indian Territory. A 14" x 17" color map taken from Gray's Atlas showing tribal land holdings, ceded lands, rivers, reservation boundaries, roads, railroads, mountains and military establishments. 1872. Drawer 8627

209. Indian Territory. A 32" x 35" color map showing distribution of woodland, waterways, railroads, roads, towns, and tribal land holdings. Compiled under direction of C. H. Fitch. 1899. Drawer 8614

210. Indian Territory. A 14" x 17" hand-drawn map of the government reserve in county.

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Identifies various locales of historical importance, i.e. Massacre, Battle of Anadarko, 's home and gravesite, etc. n.d. Drawer 8627

211. Indian Territory. A 11" x 13" color map showing towns, tribal divisions, waterways, and railroads. 1893. Drawer 8627

212. Indian Territory. A 9" x 12" color map showing various Indian nations and tribal divisions. Rand McNally and Co. 1889. Drawer 8627

213. Indian Territory. A 19" x 22" color map showing nations of the Five Civilized Tribes, towns, railroads, and waterways. Commissioned by the Dept. of the Interior and the U.S. Geological Survey. 1898. Drawer 8614

214. Indian Territory. A 33-1/4" x 25-1/4" color map showing location and boundaries of various Indian tribes. Also includes capitals of nations, towns and villages, military reservations, roads and trails, waterways, and mountains. Compiled from the official records of the General Land Office and other sources. G. P. Strum, Principal Draughtsman. 1887. Drawer 8614

215. Indian Territory. A 23" x 14-1/2" color map of Indian and Oklahoma Territories, showing counties and tribal divisions, towns, rivers, and capital cities. George F. Cram, Engraver. 1905. Drawer 8614

216. Indian Territory. A 25-1/4" x 27-3/4" color map showing the Creek and Seminole Nations of Indian Territory, waterways, railways, missions, and townships. Color coded to indicate land usages of the area. 1899. Drawer 8614

217. Indian Territory. A 25-1/4" x 27-3/4" map showing the progress of allotment in the Creek Nation of Indian Territory. Shaded map shows selections filed on since opening of the Land Office on April 1, 1899 to June 30, 1901. Waterways, railways, missions, and townships are indicated. 1901. Drawer 8614

218. Indian Territory. A 34" x 38-1/3" color map of the Choctaw Nation showing waterways, railways, and towns. Color coded to indicate land usages of the area. 1900. Drawer 8614

219. Indian Territory. A 31-1/2" x 35" color map of the Chickasaw Nation showing waterways, railways, and towns. Color coded to indicate land usages of the area. 1900. Drawer 8614

220. Indian Territory. A 27" x 37" color map of the Cherokee Nation showing waterways, railways, and towns. Color coded to indicate land usages of the area. 1900. Drawer 8614

221. Indian Territory. A 26-1/2" x 18-1/4" map of Indian Territory and Oklahoma showing counties, towns, and tribal divisions. Railways are highlighted in color. George F. Cram. 1905. Drawer 8614

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222. Indian Territory. A 14" x 22-1/4" color map of Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory showing towns, rivers, and railroads. J. N. Matthews Company of Buffalo, NY. 1903. Drawer 8614

223. Indian Territory, Creek Nation. A 26-3/4" x 39" map showing the boundary of the Creek Country surveyed under the direction of the Bureau of Topographical Engineers. Map is undated but does carry note "House Executive Document, No. 104, 35th Congress, 1st Session. Information on map indicates northern boundary was surveyed in 1849 and 1850. Information on southern boundary does not give a date but does mention surveyors' names. Lithograph by J. Bien of New York. n.d. Drawer 8614

224. Indian Territory. A 31" x 35-1/4" Department of the Interior Map of the Chickasaw Nation showing progress of allotment to June 30, 1904. Has Eleventh Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes on one corner. Compiled and drawn by R. L. McAlpine. Has railroads, towns, and rivers. 1904. Drawer 8614

225. Indian Territory. A 11-1/4" x 14-1/2" U.S. Geological Survey map showing the progress of topographic surveying in Indian Territory, Oklahoma Territory, and northern Texas. Notation in corner says Twenty-sixth Annual Report, pl. XIX. Has astronomic stations, triangulation stations, routes of primary traverse, routes of spirit levels, and quadrangles completely leveled. ca. 1904-05. Drawer 8627

226. Indian Territory. A 11-1/4" x 18" map of the Seminole Nation with townships and ranges. Shows land alloted, reservations, district schools, Has notation in corner Ninth Annual Report Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, Exhibit 3. ca. 1900. Drawer 8627

227. Indian Territory. A 11-1/4" x 14-1/2" map of Indian Territory, Oklahoma Territory, and northern Texas, showing progress of topographic surveying and primary control. Twenty- sixth Annual Report, U.S. Geological Survey. 1905. Drawer 8626

228. Indian Territory, Choctaw Nation. A 34-1/2" x 39" hand-colored lithographic map of the Choctaw Nation showing coal and asphalt segregation, township and ranges, towns and cities, and railroads. Shows progress of allotments. Compiled and drawn by R. L. McAlpine. Dept. of Interior Map. Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Fair condition as broken on fold lines. 1903. Drawer 8614 [Digitized 300dpi jpg 11/2014]

229. Indian Territory. A 28" x 30-1/4" map indicating progress of survey to March 1, 1896. Compiled and drawn by R. P. Lowe. Published by Norris Peters Company of Washington, D.C. Senate Doc. 169, 54th Congress, 1st Session. Drawer 8614

230. Indian Territory. A 26-3/4" x 33-1/4" map of the Indian Territory. Dept. of Interior, General Land Office map. G.P. Sturm, principal draftsman. Shows townships, capitals of nations,

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towns, villages, military reservations, roads, and trails. Also shows leased lands of the Kaw, Quapaw, Ottawa, Miami, Nez Perce, Ponca, Pawnee, Otoe, and , Sac and Fox, and Iowa tribes. 1883. Drawer 8614

231. Indian Territory. A 17-1/2" x 23" color Cram's Railroad and Township Map of Indian Territory. Shows location of various Indian tribes as well as the location of railroads, rivers, and towns. Also shown are bordering counties in Texas and Kansas. Published by George F. Cram, proprietor of the Western Map Gallery of Chicago, 1883. Drawer 8626

232. Indian Territory and Texas. A 20" x 26" Rand McNally map showing excellent detail and numerous towns and railroads. There is an inset of west Texas. The map has some color and is engraved in a hachured style. 1883. Drawer 8626

233. Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory. An 18" x 25" railroad map of the territories issued by Grant's Bankers and Brokers Railroad Atlas, Chicago. The map has substantial color. Numerous towns and reservations are named. The counties are shown with some letter designations and some names. Each of the railroads is shown and color coded. This map was issued by Grant under license from Cram. 1892. Drawer 8626

234. Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory. A 13-1/2" x 21-1/2" full color map issued by J. N. Matthews of Buffalo. There is an inset of Beaver County. All Oklahoma counties are named. California and Nevada on verso. 1903. Drawer 8626

235. Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory. A 29" x 21-1/2" full color Rand McNally map of the territories. New towns have been extensively added. Only two counties ("I" and "D" are still unnamed). This map was copyrighted in 1892 and 1898 but issued in 1901. Arkansas on verso. Drawer 8614

236. Indian Territory. Map shows progress and status of town site surveys under the direction of the U.S. Indian Inspector, June 30, 1901. Map is 19-1/2" x 22-1/2" Towns are described with multi-color key and map shows Indian Nation boundaries and railroad lines. Published by Norris Peters Co. Drawer 8614

237. Indian Territory. A colored 34-1/2" x 22-1/2" map showing Indian reservations within the U.S. and railroad lines. Published by Norris Peters Co., under the direction of Hon. W. A. Jones, Comm. of Indian Affairs, 1902. Drawer 8614

238. Indian Territory. A 14-1/4" x 11-1/4" map of the Southern Basins of the Indian Territory Coal Field by Joseph A. Taff. Map is Part 3, Plate 26 of the 22nd Annual U.S. Geological Survey, ca. 1890. Map also shows numerous towns and railroads. Published by Julius Bien and Co. Drawer 8626

239. Map of Indian Territory featuring railroads, unfinished railroads, towns, post offices and county seats. Map also features waterways in I.T. as well as boundaries of all the Indian

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territories. The reverse side shows an Index to Map of I.T. with railroads, nations, reservations and towns. Map was published in 1888 and is 23 1/2" x 17". Drawer 8614

240. Indian Territory. Map published by the American Investment Co. of Atoka, I.T. Shows each county, most major towns, rivers and railroads. Six color map is 9 3/4" x 13" and was published circa 1906. Drawer 8626

241. Indian Territory. A 31 1/2" x 35 1/4" Department of the Interior Map of the Chickasaw Nation showing progress of allotment to June 30, 1903. Part of the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Compiled and drawn by R.L. McAlpine. Has railroads, towns, trails and rivers. Two color map was published in 1903. Drawer 8614

242. Indian Territory. A railroad and county map showing location of Indian tribes, mountains, rivers, county seats, post offices, and towns. This is basically the same map as 2-188 by A. A. Grant. Difference is in the application of color to the Cram map (red & yellow) and the addition of the Oklahoma County map on the reverse side and a map index. Map measures 24" x 18". George F. Cram, 1889. Drawer 8614

243. Indian Territory. Northern Texas Railroad and Township map measuring 12" x 18" in full color. Map shows all Indian Territory including the panhandle and divided into counties. Only two railroads appear in Indian Territory. Also shown are towns, rivers, and mountains. Note Greer County in far southwest Indian Territory is misspelled Creek. Counties in western Arkansas and northwest are also shown. Cram map, 1882. Drawer 8626

244. Indian Territory. A 12" x 18" map with a decorative border showing today's Oklahoma without the panhandle and entirely divided into tribal areas and reservations. Also shown are towns, rivers, mountains, some roads and stage routes, and a railroad. Published by Alvin J. Johnson, New York, 1886. Drawer 8626

245. A 17" x 36" Map of the Country Upon Upper Red River Explored in 1852 by Capt. R. B. Marcy Assisted by Bvt. Capt. G. B. McClellan of the U.S. Army. Shows route of expedition, geographic features such as mountains and rivers, and route of the train from Preston. Profile of the route from the head of the Ke-Che-Ah-Que-Ho-No to . By H. Lawrence, Lith., New York. Drawer 8614

246. A 28" x 61" Map of the Country Between the Frontiers of Arkansas and Embracing the Section Explored in 1849, 50, 51, and 52, by Capt. R. B. Marcy of the U.S. Infantry. Shows routes, forts, Indian lands, geographic features, Indian villages, and wagon roads. Also a continuation of the emigrant road from Fort Smith and Fulton down the Valley of the Gila. By H. Lawrence, New York. Encapsulated and stored flat on top of map cabinet.

247. A 11" x 14" colored Rand McNally map showing cities, towns, counties, rivers, mountains, and railroads. Also statistics for both Oklahoma and Indian Territory including land/water

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area, population breakdown by race, county locations, reservations, and population of major cities. 1895. Drawer 8626

248. A 22-1/2" x 30-1/2" color map showing railroads, township subdivisions, capitols of Nations, reservation boundaries, towns, villages, military reservations, roads, trails, U.S. Union Agencies, and mail service routes. A Julius Bien & Co. map taken from Extra Census Bulletin. The Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory: The Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole Nations. Washington, D. C. U. S. Census Printing Office, 1894. Drawer 8614

249. A 30" x 20" color map showing the boundaries of the Territory now occupied or owned by the Cherokee Nation. Map was compiled by C. C. Royce and made by Norris Peters Photo- Lithography Co. for J. W. Powell, Director of the Smithsonian Institution Bureau of Ethnology. Features a numeric and chronological schedule of Cherokee cessions designated by color, with parts of Indian Territory, Kansas, Arkansas, and some of Missouri. 1884. Drawer 8614

250.1 "Indian Territory Surveys" 1900. A 22" x 19" black and white map of the Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Choctaw, and Chickasaw Nations, including towns, boundaries, rivers, and railways. USGS map by topographer C. H. Fitch, compiled by M. L. Cudlipp and F. E. Mathes. This map and the nine following were taken from the Seventh Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1900. All were printed by the Norris Peters Co., Photo-Litho, Washington, D. C. Drawer 8645 [Digitized 300dpi jpg, 10/2014]

250.2 "Map Showing Progress of Allotment in Creek Nation." Exhibit 1 in the series, a 17" x 18- 1/2" colored map compiled and drawn by C. H. Dana for the Department of the Interior. Drawer 8645

250.3 "Diagram Showing Irregular Holdings" in Section 14, T15N R17E. Exhibit 2 in the series, a 9" x 9-1/2" diagram giving names of land owners with colored lines representing fences, drains, timber lines, orchards, and roads. Drawer 8645

250.4 "Diagram Showing Selections as Made." Exhibit 3 is the same specific area of land shown in Exhibit 2, T15N R17E. Names of land owners are given again. Map is 9" x 9-1/2" and in color. Drawer 8645

250.5 "Map Showing Progress of Surveys in the Creek Nation." Exhibit 4 in the series, a 17" x 18- 1/2" colored map compiled and drawn by C. H. Dana. Drawer 8645

250.6 "Map of Choctaw Nation Indian Territory Showing Progress of Appraisement for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1900." Exhibit 5 in the series, a 18" x 20" partially colored map showing the number of acres appraised. Compiled and drawn by R. L. McAlpine. Drawer 8645

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250.7 "Map of Chickasaw Nation Indian Territory Showing Progress of Appraisement for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1900." Exhibit 6 in the series, a 18" x 19-1/2" partially colored map showing the number of acres appraised. Compiled and drawn by R. L. McAlpine. Drawer 8645

250.8 "Classification in Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory. Township No. 5 North, Range No. 10 East of the Indian Meridian." Exhibit 7 in the series, a 23" x 19" map labeled "Specimen Page of Record." Drawer 8645

250.9 "Allotments in Township No. 5 North, Range No. 10 East." Exhibit 8 in the series, a 15- 1/2" x 16-1/2" partially colored map labeled "Specimen of Page Record." Drawer 8645

250.10 "Map Showing Leases in Creek Nation." Exhibit 9 in the series, a 17" x 18-1/2" colored map showing agricultural and grazing leases. Compiled by C. H. Dana. Drawer 8645

251. Section Map of T16N R18E, Sec. 33, Indian Territory, 1900. Map is 15" x 16". The map is Exhibit 10 from the Eighth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, and gives the names of the landowners in Section 33. Drawer 8645

252. Oklahoma and Indian Territories, 1902. 28" x 21". Color map from Rand, McNally & Company's Indexed Atlas of the World. Map shows counties, towns, Indian nations, rivers, and railways. Drawer 8614

253. Cherokee Strip. A 22" x 34" map of the Cherokee Strip compiled from U.S. Surveys by E.W. Wiggins, C.E.. Shows legal description by township, range and section, towns, creeks, and rivers, and includes detailed information about the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Line such as station names, populations, and mileage distances. Dated Sept. 8, 1893. Drawer 8614

254. Seminole Nation. A 17" x 10" map of the Seminole Nation from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Shows land allotted, reservations and district schools by township, range and section. Drawer 8645

255. Map of Township 17N, Range 22E, Indian Territory. A 17" x 20" map from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Shows names of property owners. Drawer 8645

256. Indian Territory. A 19" x 17" map of Indian Territory from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Shows railroad systems, lines in operation, lines under construction, and projected lines. Dated June 30, 1903. Drawer 8645

257. Indian Territory. A 22" x 19" map of Indian Territory from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. This map was compiled under the direction of Charles H. Fitch of the Indian Territory Surveys. Detailed map showing towns, railroad

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lines, and geographic features. Dated 1898. Drawer 8645

258. Chickasaw Nation. A 35" x 31" map of the Chickasaw Nation, from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Shows allotments made to June 30, 1903. Dated 1900. Drawer 8614

259. Creek & Seminole Nations. A 28" x 25" map of the Creek and Seminole Nations from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Shows location of coal deposits in the Creek Nation, railroad lines, and various buildings such as court houses, orphan asylums, etc.. Dated 1902. Drawer 8614

260. Creek & Seminole Nations. A 28" x 25" map of the Creek and Seminole Nations from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. This map was compiled from the United States Survey. Shows railroad lines and geographic features. Dated 1902. Drawer 8614

261. Chickasaw Nation. A 35" x 32" map of the Chickasaw Nation from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Shows coal and asphalt segregation. Dated 1903. Drawer 8614 [Digitized 300dpi jpg 11/2014]

262. Cherokee Nation. A 37" x 27" map of the Cherokee Nation from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Shows allotments filed on from Jan. 1st, 1903, to June 30th, 1903. Dated 1903. Drawer 8614

263. Choctaw Nation. A 37" x 34" map of the Choctaw Nation from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Shows coal and asphalt segregation. Dated 1903. Drawer 8614

264. "The Greatest Horse Race, 1889 Centennial Map." A 18" x 24" historical map describing the Oklahoma . Shows towns, trails, and railroads, and gives written information on various topics such as general allotment, military posts, farming and ranching, etc.. Dated 1989. Drawer 8645

265. Osage lands. A 9" x 7" map of Osage lands showing leases of lands for cattle grazing. From the 48th Congress, Senate 1st Session. Dated Jan. 12, 1884. Drawer 8645

266. Cheyenne and Arapaho lands. A 11" x 15" map of Indian Territory showing leases of lands for cattle grazing. From the 48th Congress, Senate 1st Session. Dated Jan. 12, 1884. Drawer 8645

267. Indian Territory. A 22" x 19" map of Indian Territory from the Tenth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. This map was compiled under the direction of Charles H. Fitch of the Indian Surveys. Shows progress of sub-division survey, June 30, 1903. Dated 1898. Drawer 8645

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268. Indian Territory. A 18" x 23" map of Indian Territory. From the 46th Congress, Senate 1st Session. Shows military posts, geographical features, railroads, towns, and public lands. Includes copies of letters between Augustus Albert and E.C. Boudinot. Dated 1879. Drawer 8645

269. Indian Territory. A 21" x 18" map of Indian Territory. From the Ninth Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey. Shows railroad lines, cities and towns, creeks and rivers, and other geographical features. Dated 1898. Drawer 8645

270. Indian Territory. A 21" x 18" map of Indian Territory showing the progress of sub-division survey, June 30, 1902. From the Ninth Annual Report, Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Department of the Interior, U.S.G.S. Dated 1898. Drawer 8645

271. Seminole Nation. A 18" x 11" map of Seminole Nation. Shows legal descriptions, railroads, rivers and creeks, and cities and towns. From the Ninth Annual Report, Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. No date. Drawer 8645

272. Indian Territory. A 22" x 19" map of Indian Territory showing the progress and status of townsite appraisement under the supervision of the U.S. Indian Inspector for Indian Territory. Exhibit "C". Shows cities and towns, and railroad lines. Dated June 30, 1902. Drawer 8645

273. Indian Territory. A 22" x 19" map of Indian Territory showing the progress and status of townsite surveys under the direction of the U.S. Indian Inspector for the Indian Territory. Exhibit "B". Shows cities and towns, and railroad lines. Dated June 30, 1902. Drawer 8645

274. Indian Territory. A 20" x 17" map of Indian Territory showing townsites approved to June 30, 1902. Shows cities and towns, and railroad lines. Drawer 8645

275. Indian Territory. A 20" x 17" map of Indian Territory showing railroad systems, June 30, 1902. Shows lines in operation and lines under construction. Drawer 8645

276. Choctaw Nation. A 29" x 26" map of Choctaw Nation compiled from official records of U.S. Geological Survey. Lists coal leases under Choctaw & Chickasaw agreement, and shows coal claims operated under national contracts or permits. Dated 1900. Drawer 8614 [Digitized 300dpi jpg, 10/2014]

277. Creek Nation. A 31" x 28" map of Creek Nation showing progress of allotment. Shaded portion represents selections filed on since opening of Land Office, April 1, 1899 to June 30, 1902. Compiled and drawn by C.H. Dana. Drawer 8614

278. Choctaw Nation. Three pages, 23" x 12", family tree showing genealogy of the Mississippi

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Choctaw applicants in the case of Rachel Fulsom, et al. Exhibit No. 7 from the Ninth Annual Report, Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Dated 1902. Drawer 8614

279. Seminole Nation. A 17" x 10" map of Seminole Nation showing lands allotted, reservations and district schools (township, range and section). From the Eleventh Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. No date. Drawer 8645.

280. Indian Territory. A 19" x 17" map of Indian Territory showing railroad systems, lines in operation, lines under construction, projected lines, and recording offices. From the Eleventh Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. Dated June 30, 1904. Drawer 8645

281. Creek and Seminole Nations. A 28" x 25" map of Creek and Seminole Nations showing progress of allotments, lands allotted prior to July 1, 1903 and lands allotted during fiscal year ending June 30, 1904. Also shows railroad lines, rivers and creeks, towns, etc. From the Eleventh Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. No date. Drawer 8625

282. Cherokee Nation. A 37" x 27" map of Cherokee Nation showing progress of allotment from Jan. 1, 1903 to June 30, 1904. Also shows railroad lines, rivers and creeks, towns, etc. From the Eleventh Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. 1904. Drawer 8625

283. Chickasaw Nation. A 35" x 32" map of Chickasaw Nation showing progress of allotment to June 30, 1904. Also shows railroad lines, rivers and creeks, towns, etc. From the Eleventh Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. 1904. Drawer 8625

284. Choctaw Nation. A 39" x 34" map of Choctaw Nation showing land allotted to July 1, 1904, coal segregation, and asphalt segregation. Also shows railroad lines, rivers and creeks, towns, etc. From the Eleventh Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. 1904. Drawer 8625 [Digitized 300dpi jpg 11/2014]

285. Choctaw Nation. A 39" x 34" map of Choctaw Nation showing coal and asphalt segregation, and pine timber of commercial value. Also shows railroad lines, rivers and creeks, towns, etc. From the Eleventh Annual Report of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes. 1904. Drawer 8625 [Digitized 300dpi jpg 11/2014]

286. Railroad and County map of Indian Territory. A colored map measuring 23 1/2" x 17 1/2" and showing towns, county seats, post offices, Indian nations, railways and waterways. Some topography is also included. Features an index on the back. Circa 1885 by A.A. Grant, NY. Drawer 8645

287. Indian Territory; A map created by M.F. Tobin showing the Greater United States of America. Included are maps of Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Alaska, Hawaii, , the

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Philippine Islands, and Porto Rico. Capitals are included on each map along with a description of the region's location and statistics. Published in New York, 1904. A 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" booklet containing seven maps in color. Also contains drawings of the Native people and animals from each region. Drawer 8645

288. Indian Territory. 36" x 16" Quarter Sectional Map of the Cherokee Outlet published by The Southwestern Map Publishing Company. Two color maps show Cherokee Outlet, railroads, cities, towns, rivers and reservations. 1893. Drawer 8614

289. Indian Territory: 21 7/8” x 15” color map of Indian and Oklahoma Territories. The map contains rivers, roads, mountains, counties, cities, towns, military reservations, Oklahoma Territory capital, creeks, railroads and lakes. Includes inset of the Western portion of Oklahoma (panhandle area). Published by Rand McNally and Co., 1892. Drawer 8645.

290. Indian Territory: 29½” x 18½” general topographical map of Southeastern Indian Territory, Western Arkansas and Northeastern Texas. Map includes rivers, creeks, Chickasaw and Choctaw Nations, cities, towns, forts, Arkansas River, section of Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad, mountains, swamps, lakes, depots, post offices and roads. Published by Julius Bien & Co., Lith., N.Y., 1861-1865. Drawer 8645.

291. Indian Territory: 21¾” x 17¾” color map of the railroads, townships, and boundaries of tribal lands in the Indian Territory, 1881. Drawer 8645.

292. Indian Territory: 32¾” x 25¾” color map of Indian Territory showing boundaries of tribal lands, military reservations, and railroads (existing and proposed). Compiled under the direction of John H. Oberly, Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Baltimore: A. Hoen & Co., 1889. Drawer 8614.

293. Indian Territory: 23 ¾” x 25 ¾” color photographic copy of a map of coal and asphalt segregation in the Chickasaw Nation printed by the Department of the Interior-Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes in 1903. Ranges, townships, towns, and bodies of water are also shown. Drawer 8614

294a-d. Indian Territory. Four sections (each is 30” x 26 ½”) of a black and white map, titled, “Military Map of the Indian Territory, Compiled Under the Direction of 1st Lieut. E. H. Ruffner, Engineers. Department of the Missouri.” [Washington, D.C.: Corps of Engineers, 1875]. These maps were prepared by the War Department to be carried by military officers in the field during the Plains Indian Wars. The set includes two inset ground plans for Camp Supply and Fort Sill. Maps show waterways and land formations; places and dates of Indian battles; trading posts and camps/homes of Native Americans; cattle trails, stage stations and roads; Indian agencies and other settlements including one of African-Americans near Fort Arbuckle. SE section is missing a piece from the SW corner, but is replaced by facsimile. Maps are numbered 294a, b, c, d. Drawer 8625.

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295. Oklahoma. A 15” x 20” blue and white map of the Osage Indian Reservation, Oklahoma, titled, “Public Auction Osage Oil Leases, May 31, 1917, 2 o’clock p.m. By Charles Innes, Surveyor, Pawhuska, Oklahoma. Drawer 8645.

296. State of Sequoyah. A 16” x 18” colored map showing the proposed State of Sequoyah with counties. Created by D. W. Bolich and the Seqouyah Statehood Convention, August and September 1905. Drawer 8625.