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(RAC.2010.07.81) - Aftermath of Equity Building Demolition, View East, 320 W Main, 7 Dec 1975

(RAC.2010.07.84) - Linwood Elementary School, 3416 NW 17, c. 1911

(RAC.2010.07.86) - Edgemere Elementary School, 3200 N Walker, c. 1910

(RAC.2010.07.88) - View North on Shartel from 4300 Block, c. 1950s

(RAC.2010.07.90) - Alley on North Side of 15 N Harvey, View East, c. 1968

(RAC.2010.07.82) - View North on Robinson from Main, stills from 35mm newsreel,

(RAC.2010.07.85) - North Side 100 Block W Main, frame from film

(RAC.2010.07.87) - Oklahoma Cold Storage Company, 2 NW3, View Southwest from Unit Block of NW 4, c. early 1960s

(RAC.2010.07.80) - Aftermath of Equity Building Demolition, View North from Alley, 320 W Main, 7 Dec 1975

(RAC.2010.07.79) - Aftermath of Equity Building Demolition, View North from Alley, 320 W Main, 7 Dec 1975

(RAC.2010.07.78) - Oklahoma County Court House, View East from Municipal Building, c. 1930s

(RAC.2010.07.77) - View North on Broadway from Grand, c. early 1930s

(RAC.2010.07.76) - View North on Broadway from Grand, c. early 1930s

(RAC.2010.07.75) - View East on Main from Hudson, c. early 1930s

(RAC.2010.07.74) - Civic Center Park, View East, c. early 1930s

(RAC.2010.07.73) - View Southwest on Harrison Ave from NE 5, c. late 1930s

(RAC.2010.07.72) - Interurban Station, 103 SW Main, Bethany, View West, c. 1940s

(RAC.2010.07.71) - Santa Fe Railroad Station, W California at Santa Fe, c.1930s

(RAC.2010.07.70) - Rock Island Depot, N 3 and Main, Yukon

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