Map-case 4

Map shows counties, principal cities, rivers, lakes, and railroads, and an index to principal cities. On verso is an automobile map showing auto roads in red.

Published by Rand McNally & Co.

Hand-drawn and lettered tract map of downtown Tulsa streets from Elwood east to Elgin, and Cameron south to 12th Street.

Simple line map showing areas from R21E-R25E to T29N-T22N, and includes US and state highways, schools, churches, and cemeteries.

Published by Southwestern Power Administration, US Department of the Interior, Grand River Dam Authority, Pensacola Reservoir.

Rand McNally Indexed Pocket Map Tourists' and Shippers' Guide. Main Highways, Railroads and Electric Offices, Lakes, Rivers, etc. Price 35 cents.

Columbian Edition of a Santa Fé route brochure announcing the opening of the Cherokee Strip, 1893. Features rail routes to Oklahoma, lists of agents, sketches of various cities in Oklahoma and a map of Oklahoma and Indian Territories.

At head of title: Columbian edition. Santa Fé route

Map shows the condition of improvement of the state highway system, 1 May 1929. On verso are photo-illustrations of scenes along the state highways; mileage table; small inset maps of Shawnee, Tulsa, Lawton, Muskogee Oklahoma City, Norman, Enid, Okmulgee, Ardmore, and El Reno; and icons of uniform state highway markers, etc.

Drawn by Gertrude Bracht under the supervision of M.R. Kester. Published for free distribution by the Oklahoma State Highway Commission.

...Showing Our Additions in Red. Map shows street railroads, proposed street railroads, and the site of the New Southern Methodist School. On verso is printed text which reads "He was from Missouri. We showed him"; and includes photo-illustrations of points of interest in the Muskogee area.

Printed for the W.L. Tull Loan & Investment Co., Muskogee (is) OK.