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Homesteaders
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Interior of cooperative garment factory at Jersey Homesteads
Satire Early US Farmer
1970-1979 Actor - Actress
Farmers - agriculture - harvest - corn
Farmers - agriculture - harvest - corn
People - church - religion - homesteaders
Family - Homesteader - Farmer - Poverty
Woman - Farmer - Occupations - Crops
People - rodeo - fair - recreation
People - friends - community - fair
Family - People - Homesteaders - Poverty
Farmers - Homesteaders - Rural - Couple
Satire Early US Farmer
LIBERTY. THE FAIR MAID OF KANSAS IN THE HANDS
Pro-slavery insurgents traveling into Kansas
Two families posing in front of an Oklahoma
Euro-Americans and Native Americans pose for
Teacher and children in front of sod schoolhouse
Land auction in progress at the lumber company
Tent city in a cornfield at Anadarko Townsite
English Kitchen restaurant sold 20 cent meals
Shopkeepers and customers pose in doorways
Attorneys and surveyors in front of their
W. H. McCoys claim, at Perry, Oklahoma, Territory
Homesteaders taking the first train into the
40, 000 tents were erected in Perry, Oklahoma
Booths at Orlando, Oklahoma Territory, Sept
Boomer Camp in Arkansas City, Kansas, before
Harrison Avenue in Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory
Three men and two women holding down a lot
Boomers racing to stake claims on 160 acre
In Washingtons Cascade Mountains, three men
Laulerman family in front of their sod house
Morrison family residence on Victoria Creek
Grandpa Brumbaughs sod house was considered
The Sylvester Rawding family in front of sod
Russian-German immigrants greeting President
Crowd of men, most looking toward the photographer
PERRY, OKLAHOMA TERRITORY. US LAND OFFICE
IN LINE AT THE LAND OFFICE PERRY SEPT. 28
Advertisement in a book, THE HOMESTEAD GUIDE:
MISSOURI. REMARKABLE EXODUS OF NEGROS FROM
THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER, ca. 1850, lithograph
PIONEERS HOME, EAGLE CLIFF, WHITE MOUNTAINS
Homestead couple has planted corn right up
Man reading by the light of a kerosene lantern. ?
Cooperative garment factory at Jersey Homesteads, ?
Jack Whinery with his wife and five children. ?
Faro Caudill's family dinner in their dugout ?
Nicodemus, Kansas. A colony of free African ?
Nicodemus, Kansas. Free African-Americans
Faro Caudill, Doris Caudill, homesteaders, ?
Faro and Doris Caudill homesteaders in Pie ?
Men play cards by the light of a kerosene ?
1930's Oregon pioneer. After taking over ?
Jim Norris and wife homesteaders in Pie ?
Listening to the radio. A mother smiles ?
Dugout house of the Faro Caudill family ?
Barbeque at the Pie Town Fair. Most Pie ?
Famous photograph of the start of the Cherokee
Homesteaders gathered for US Soldiers to signal
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