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Geologist. Correspondence (1900-1975) regarding the Oklahoma Geological Survey, of which Branson was longtime director, and the geology of Oklahoma.

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Attorney. Correspondence (1946) regarding Carl J. O'Hornett's inquiries to oil companies in Oklahoma to lease 1250 royalty acres out of approximately 5400 acres of the North Burbank area of Kay and Osage Counties. Also, a map of the North Burbank area and a map of a plat in Washita County, Oklahoma.

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Railroad developer. Correspondence (1888-1941) to the Turpins regarding family and personal affairs; reports (1934-1938) of the Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs; newspaper clippings (1916-1941); cancelled checks (1913-1918); and programs (1909-1938) of various organizations, including the Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs, the New Century Club, the Edelweiss Club and the Clinton (Okla.) Literary Club. Carl J. Turpin Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Research materials on the history of pharmacy in Oklahoma, collected by Carl K. Buckner, who served as Dean of the University of Oklahoma’s College of Pharmacy from 1997 to 2002. Many of these materials were used for Dr. Buckner's book, Profiles of Oklahoma Pharmacy (2008), and his published articles on pharmacists and the practice of pharmacy in Oklahoma, and in Indian Territory. The collection also includes publications regarding OU College of Pharmacy alumni, and various pharmaceutical industry publications such as Molecular Interventions, Pharmacy in History, Apothecary's Cabinet, and others.

Black-and-white original prints of Dr. A. E. Carlock and Missouri Medical College students. Unpublished finding aid available.

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Government employee. Pamphlets by Montezuma proposing the abolition of the U.S. Indian Service, entitled "Let My People Go" and "Abolish the Indian Bureau"; newsletter by Montezuma entitled "Wassaja: Freedom's Signal for the Indian"; and a pamphlet-length obituary of Montezuma.

Black and white original and copy prints of the Hume family, Anadarko, Indian Territory and the University of Oklahoma. The collection also includes photographs of Kiowa, Wichita, Caddo, Mohave, Sioux, Comanche and Apache Indians. Carlton Ross Hume Manuscript Collection also in repository.

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Newspaper editor. Correspondence (1906-1924) to and from Weaver, regarding the prospects for and operation of a newspaper in Ada, Oklahoma, and regarding Ku Klux Klan activities, especially political activities, in Oklahoma.

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A ledger (1908) and a remittance register (1922-1923) from the First National Bank of Carmen, Oklahoma.

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Anthropologist. Correspondence, interviews, research notes and reprints relating to Rachlin's research on the Sac and Fox and the Shawnee. Also included are field notes from her archaeological research on the weaving of the mound builders.

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Collector. Seven World War II ration books (1942–1945) issued by the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, ration board.

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Collector. Copy of a poem (1871) by an unidentified Cherokee Indian, and a letter (1958) to Schwegler from an official of Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri, in which he tells Schwegler he is unable to help with her question regarding a possible identification of the poet.

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Photographs and news clippings which document the life and career of Carolyn Rexroat Warner as a high school student at Classen High School in Oklahoma City, as a student at the University of Oklahoma, as a television personality at WKY-TV in Oklahoma City, as a contestant in the Miss Oklahoma City contest, as the Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction, as the 1984 Arizona Democratic Gubernatorial nominee, and as the author of "The Last Word.". News clippings and photo with autograph of actress Susan Peters. Interview with Carolyn Rexroat Warner regarding her role in early radio talk shows and television in the Oklahoma City area on February 17, 1995, at the Waterford Hotel in Oklahoma City by Kristina Southwell (cassette tape and typed transcript).

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Collector. A receipt for a delivery of wheat by William Robinson and Charles Applegate for the Commissary General of Oregon Territory, 1868.

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Musician. Two diplomas (1909–1913) issued to Carrie Edna Staggs by Stephens College in Missouri and by the University School of Music in Michigan.

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Personal correspondence (1886-1892) of Carrie LeFlore, wife of Basil LeFlore, governor of the Choctaw Nation, with friends and family, along with expressions of condolence on the death of her husband.

A black-and-white original print of Dr. F. L. Carson in his automobile at Shawnee, Oklahoma.

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Historian. Photocopies of articles from Ku Klux Klan journals such as "Kourier Magazine" and "Imperial Night-Hawk" many dealing with the Klan in Oklahoma; newspaper articles on the Klan in Oklahoma; papers relating to Oklahoma Governor Jack Walton and the Klan; various Klan pamphlets, handbooks and interview typescripts with Ira M. Finley, Albert S. Giles and Leon Hirsh regarding the Klan in Oklahoma. C.B. Clark Photograph Collection also in repository.

Black-and-white copy prints of Otto and Alan Cartwright farming near Roosevelt, Oklahoma. Unpublished finding aid available.

A black-and-white original print of James Case.

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Correspondence and related papers of Captain W. L. Cate of Company A, Fourth Tennessee Cavalry, during the U.S. Civil War. Many of the letters are between W. L. Cate and Lizzie Julian, regarding their relationship, and Captain Cate's activities during the war.

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Subject collection. A poster (n.d.) entitled “Chart of Texas Cattle Brands Used Throughout the State with Attached Booklet Identifying Each Brand.”

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Indian tribe. Correspondence concerning claims by the Cayuga Indians against the state of New York, The United States, and the St. Lawrence Power Company.

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Professors. Correspondence (1915–1955) of philosophy professor Charles Clark “C.C.” Smith and his wife, English professor Etna Doop Smith primarily regarding Camp Innisfree (St. Vrain Innisfree) in Lyons, Colorado. The Smiths established Camp Innisfree in the 1930s and taught University of Oklahoma Extension Division summer courses there. The collection also contains compiled histories (2007–2008) of Camp Innisfree and the University of Oklahoma Wesley Foundation, and issues (2003–2007) of the Allenspark Wind newsletter.

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Teacher. An ethnobotanical pressbook compiled by Wallace containiang wild plant specimens along with descriptions of their use by various Indian tribes.

Collector. Correspondence, architectural drawings, textile samples, photographs, and financial records (1963-1991) related to three homes architect Bruce Goff designed for Celestine Barby. The residences were built in Beaver, Oklahoma, and Tucson, Arizona; a third home in Golden, Colorado, was not built. The collection also includes published materials about Goff, and issues (1983-1988) of Friends of Kebyar.

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Correspondence (1988-1991), memoirs (1920-1980), scrapbooks (1920-1937), and photographs (1920-1991), collected for a special Centennial Celebration issue of Sooner Magazine (Volume 11, Number 2, Spring 1991). The materials document the student experiences of selected University of Oklahoma alumni.

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Correspondence, reports, and special files in the University of Oklahoma Center for Studies in Higher Education, concerning general operations and special projects of the Center.

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University. Newsclippings and other printed materials from Central State University and Edmond, Oklahoma's celebration of the United States Bicentennial in 1976. Also, a score from "Oklahoma, U.S.A.: A Historical Pageant with Original Music" with words and lyrics by Stan Hoig, and music by Bob Dillon.

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Series collection. Certificates, diplomas, and awards (1847–1994) issued by governmental entities, private and public institutions, and organizations to individuals as awards, academic degrees, appointments to office, acknowledgments of service, and expressions of appreciation.