Tenney, John Richard, 1935-1962
Dates
- Existence: 1935-01-25 - 1962-08-27
Found in 267 Collections and/or Records:
"A Guide to Help You Find Relaxation and Enjoyment....", Undated
"...In the Union." Brochure containing the floor plans for basement through 4th floor of the Student Union. Diagrams by Sorey, Hill and Sorey, Architects and P.A. Wilber and Associates; decorated by John Raedeker.
Alabaster Caverns, 1950s
View of a cave entrance at Cedar Canyon Park, located south of Freedom, Oklahoma. Tenney.
Alabaster Caverns of Oklahoma..., 1940s
...in the Famous Cimarron Country. Tourism brochure.
Alabaster Caverns of Oklahoma...., 1940s
...Oklahoma's Underground Wonderland. Tourism brochure.
Albert Pike Memorial Museum and Park, Undated
Albert Pike Memorial Museum and Park visitor's brochure.
An Exhibition of Paintings and Bronzes by Remington and Russell, 1957
Exhibition catalog for an exhibit of paintings and bronzes by Fredereic Remington and Charles M. Russell.
Antelope Springs
View of the trail marker.
Art Craft Gallery
Exterior view, as seen from the sidewalk, of the entrance to the gallery. Copyright Dick Tenney.
Battle of Wolf Creek
Image featuring the site of the Battle of Wolf Creek, the largest intertribal battle on the Southern Plains, fought in mid-June 1838 on Wolf Creek in northwest Oklahoma. The allied tribes of the Cheyenne and Arapaho attacked the confederated villages of Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache. The site was about twenty miles north of where Fort Supply would be built in 1868.
Battleground historical marker, 1950s
View of the Caving Banks battleground historical marker, located near Turley, Oklahoma. "The battle of Caving Banks between 1500 Texas and Indian Cavalrymen under Confederate Col. D.M. Cooper and 2500 Local Creeks and Cherokees...."