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University of Oklahoma professor and librarian. Clippings (1885-1935), including clippings of Maguire's weekly newspaper article"Lights and Shadows"; books (1891-1927) ;and other printed material (1891-1906) concerning the Roman Catholic Church; a scrapbook (n.d.); documents (1902-1914) from the U.S. Land Office at Lawton, Oklahoma; and a stock book (1906-1908), catalogs (1906) and advertisements from the James D. Maguire Store in Norman, Oklahoma. Grace King Maguire Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. General correspondence (1893-1940), financial records (1902-1937) and personal writings of Taylor; two scrapbooks, one of his school days, and one containing postcards; biographical materials; minutes and programs (1898-1935) of the Athenaeum Club of El Reno, Oklahoma; and personal artifacts including locks of hair, pins, beadwork, and a cloth napkin.

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Social club. A scrapbook containing newspaper clippings and memorabilia which depict the history of Holdenville, Oklahoma's Schubert Music Club.

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Editor and clubwoman. Correspondence (1888-1950) regarding personal affairs, the General Federation of Women's Clubs, the "Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman" magazine, and the state and national Republican Parties; speeches (n.d.); scrapbooks (1920-1947); certificates (1915-1948); newspaper clippings (1919-1945); Soviet propaganda posters (1929); programs (1918-1948) from women's clubs and other organizations; and minutes, constitutions and bylaws (1909-1937) of General Federation of Women's Clubs committees. Lola Clark Pearson Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Minutes (1931-1946), annual reports (1934-1952), yearbooks (1931-1988), correspondence (1939-1951), scrapbooks (1931-1950), and clippings (1928-1950) from the Medford (Okla.) Progress Club. Medford Progress Club Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Scrapbooks (1925-1959) containing photographs, news clippings, programs and mementos of the Ohoyohoma Club, a McAlester, Oklahoma women's club that limits its membership to women of Indian descent. Also essay entitled "Choctaw heroes", biographical materials concerning the Leflore family, correspondence of Miss Louie Leflore with the Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs, news clippings and printed materials related to the Ohoyohoma Club of McAlester, Oklahoma.

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A publication (1946) of the Potawatomie County Medical Society entitled "The Bulletin"; along with a scrapbook assembled by the Women's Auxiliary of the Pottawatomie County Medical Society.