Park Hill (Okla.)

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A group of Native American artifacts on a wooden table.

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Cherokee Female Seminary in Park Hill, Oklahoma after it burned. The columns and parts of the rear wall remain standing. Some people stand near the ruins.

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Three brick columns seperated from a paved walkway by a chain link fence. Ruins of the Park Hill Cherokee Female Seminary.

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An embankemnt with a path cut into it. An unidentified structure on top of the embankment.

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Grave marker for John McDonald Ross, 1820-1841,a nephew of Chief John Ross, in the Ross Cemetery in Park Hill, Oklahoma. Tall colunm with top broken off.

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Grave of John Ross, 1790-1866, principal chief of the Cherokee Nation from 1828 to 1866, in the Ross Cemetery in Park Hill, Oklahoma. Stone obelisk.

Scope and Contents From the File: An artificial collection that consists of materials pertaining to Oklahoma and Oklahomans in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and is not part of any other collection.The Oklahoma Collection subsumes the old Oklahoma Ephemera, Oklahoma Historical Photos and Docs and Oklahoma Maps collections. Ephemera was a remnant of the McFarlin Reference Department's vertical files, the larger portion having been sent to the Tulsa City-County Library, which was kept during the late 1940s...

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A series of pots rest on a wooden structure. An unidentified boy in a green shirt stands on the far right.

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Record book for Gertrude Shanafelt, as club secretary, with pre-printed pages completed with her handwritten entries and notes which include meeting minutes and roll calls.

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Clearing filled with tombstones. Ross Family Cemetery in Park Hill, Oklahoma.