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Professor. Reports (1950-1958) issued by government and private agencies regarding education and schooling in Oklahoma, a number of which were authored by Pugmire, and Pugmire's doctoral dissertation (1936), entitled "The Administration of Personnel in Correctional Institutions in New York State.".

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Chemistry professor. Printed materials (1977-2002) collected by University of Oklahoma professor of chemistry Donna J. Nelson. The materials include Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity pledge manuals (1977-1979), a publication by Phi Lambda Upsilon (2002), and maps of Colorado (1988-1989).

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Collector. Cash books (1920-1921) and individual account book (1916-1924) from the Perren Garage in Pond Creek, Oklahoma.

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Student. A diploma (circa 1905) for Donna Sisson for completion of the Senior Course at the Seminary Conservatory of Music in Maryville, Missouri.

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History professor. Bibliographies (1962-1965), correspondence with students (1961-1963), course bibliographies, syllabi, lecture outlines, and schedules for Owings' University of Oklahoma American History courses.

Fitz, George (Dord) Edward (1914-1989). Papers, 1928-1989. 17 cubic feet. Artist, art educator, and gallery owner. A childhood lisp caused him to pronounce his first name “Dord,” although he didn’t use it officially until about 1933. Materials include Fitz’s correspondence, military records, exhibition brochures, newspaper articles, and sales records (1928-1989); as well as his files on artists carried in the Dord Fitz Gallery (1948-1989); records regarding his art students and student art shows at the Dord Fitz School of Art (1951-1980); and other papers reflecting his interests and activities. The collection also includes photographs of artists and their works, art exhibition films, and sound recordings about art and other subjects. Notable artists represented in the collection include Elaine and Willem de Kooning, Louise Nevelson, and Charles Bunnell.

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Collector. Bank statements & financial records, Cities Service Oil Company contracts and correspondence, news clippings, tax returns and filings, travel maps & brochures, Cosgrove Fire Protection, Inc. promissory note and purchase agreement, and a letter from Frank Phillips to Lewis E. Rape.

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Oral history collection. Typescripts of interviews conducted with hundreds of American Indians in Oklahoma regarding the histories and cultures of their respective tribes. Included are accounts of Indian ceremonies, customs, social conditions, philosophies, and standards of living. Members of every tribe resident in Oklahoma were interviewed.

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Collection. Stories (n.d.) written by Matie Mowbray Thomas concerning the exploits of Deputy U.S. Marshal, Heck Thomas, including a transcription of a letter written by Isaac Parker recommending Thomas' appointment as marshal of U.S. courts for Oklahoma; Correspondence (1876-1960) concerning Heck Thomas, including a letter to Thomas from U.S. Senator Tom P. Gore, a letter to Bill Doolin from his wife, Edith, and a letter to Matie Thomas from Chris Madsen. Also includes magazine articles (1935) titled "Truth is Stranger than Fiction" and "Heck Thomas Collects" recounting the exploits of Heck Thomas as a railroad express messenger in Texas, and as U.S. deputy marshal in Indian Territory; and diaries (1889-1895) kept by Heck Thomas which include notations about cases, witnesses, etc.

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Typescripts of various laws, speeches and special messages made by Johnston as Governor of the Chickasaw Nation before the Chickasaw Legislature, on issues such as tribal government, land, mineral resources, finances, claims, education and the ownership of slaves.

Scientist. Professor. Dr. Douglas K. Lilly (1929-2018) was a researcher and professor in meteorology at the University of Oklahoma. This collection contains his publications, papers, correspondence, and realia (1956-2010) These include Lilly’s correspondence (1991-1993) as Director of the Center for the Analysis and Prediction of Storms. Also included are cards, letters, the Rossby Research Award from the American Meteorological Society, and photographs of Lilly, his family, and colleagues.

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Physician. A reprint of an article (1897) written by Huntley and Delano Ames, and a manuscript of a paper (1900) read by Huntley before the Beckham County (Okla.) Medical Society. A.A. Huntley Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Medical instruments used by Dr. A. C. Hirshfield of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Also in the collection is a blank membership card for the Oklahoma Quail Propagating Society.

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Physician. Patient account ledgers and journals from Hathaway's medical practice, along with Hathaway's notes regarding daily weather conditions, particularly the dust storms of the 1930's. A.H. Hathaway Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Ledgers, daybooks, and birth records (1925-1942) from Erwin's practice in Nowata County, Oklahoma.

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Physician. News clippings (1896) announcing Carlock's graduation from Missouri Medical College; a letter (1897) from a former classmate regarding the destruction of the college by fire; and a biographical sketch of Carlock, detailing his career as a physician in the Indian Territory and Oklahoma, and the establishment of a hospital at Hartshorne, Oklahoma. Arlie Ernest Carlock Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Reprint of article (1914) published by the Muskogee County Medical Society"Report of the Committee on Tuberculosis and Tuberculosis Anti-Sera"; one typescript of speech (1919) by Brown to the Oklahoma State Medical Association entitled "Diagnosis of the Pathological Heart";and a typescript entitled "An Analysis of the Hospital Situation in Muskogee.".

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Physician. A letter (1927) from Oklahoma City University regarding financial aid for new students; news clippings regarding medical care in Muskogee, Oklahoma; and a University of Oklahoma commencement program (1937).

Physician. A yearbook (1945) published by the Oklahoma State Medical Association containing all state laws and regulations pertaining to the practice of medicine in Oklahoma in 1945.

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Physician. Case histories (1934-1950), fee books (1919-1950) and obstetric records (1934-1950) from Johnson's practice as a specialist in obstetrics and radiology in Hugo, Oklahoma.

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Physician. A license for Dr. Floyd E. Warterfield to practice medicine and surgery in the Western District, Indian Territory.

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Physician. An instrument (n.d.) used by a Native American herb doctor to cut peyote buttons. The instrument was given to Dr. Floyd T. Bartheld by Maggie Craft, the granddaughter of the herb doctor.

Physician. An account book (1899–1901) from his medical practice and a manuscript and printed copy (1925) of an article by Baum entitled “The Modern Management of Acute Gonorrhoea;” and related materials.

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Physician. Manuscript (1912) of an address entitled "Our Opportunity To Work Among The Negro" by Mrs. G. A. Morrison, concerning opportunities to provide religious and educational training for the black population of Poteau, Oklahoma. G. A. Morrison and Robin Leroy Morrison Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Four daybooks (1906–1910) and one account ledger (1911–1915) from Booth’s medical practice near Hughes, Oklahoma.

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Physician. Newspaper clippings regarding Boswell’s tenure as company physician for the Eagle-Picher Mining and Smelting Company at the Henryetta, Oklahoma, smelter.

Historian. Reprints (1952–1953) from the Indiana Magazine of History, and a paper read at a historical society convention, all written by Ayer, concerning the medical career of Joseph Rodes Buchanan.

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Physician. A record book (1893-1913) listing Cobb's patients, house calls, etc. from her medical practice in Wagoner, Oklahoma, and a brief biography of Cobb written in 1959 by her nephew. Isabel Cobb Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Ledgers and daybooks (1902-1934) from Dr. Campbell's medical practice in Mangum, Oklahoma, recording services rendered and fees charged. The J.F. Campbell Photograph Collection is also available in repository.

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Physician. Diploma (1903) from the Denver and Gross College of Medicine, University of Denver, awarding James Thomas Nichols the degree of doctor of medicine.