Scope and Contents Collection consists of research material, including manuscripts of publications and presentations by Debo and related legal papers, correspondence, notes, etc. Unpublished manuscripts include some by Debo as well as Grant Foreman’s The American Indian and the Law and World War II correspondence. It also contains personal and business correspondence, and memorabilia, diaries, articles, newspaper clippings, awards, books, maps and photographs dealing with Debo’s writings and personal life. In...

Scope and Contents Collection contains mostly photocopies (some originals) of correspondence, homestead papers, photographs, newspaper clippings, and a reminiscence concerning the Battle of Round Mountain from Frank Eaton. Other items include a history and development of Oklahoma State University logos over the years, especially those using the “Pistol Pete” character as mascot.

Scope and Contents Collection contains a carbon copy typed manuscript (177 pages) with photos, of Oklahoma and Little Gusta by Willa Adams Dusch, a biographical account of pioneer days in Oklahoma, focusing on Dusch’s mother, Augusta Virginia (Koogler) Adams.

Scope and Contents Collection contains correspondence, clippings, copies of land documents, personal accounts, manuscript, copies of proclamations, programs, copies of war department records, accounts of Civil War battles, relating to the pioneers, governors, citizens, and communities of early Oklahoma (Indian Territory).

Scope and Contents Collection contains "The Pioneer Woman" Souvenir Program of the unveiling ceremony, April 22, 1930 and program of exhibit of models competing to be the monument.