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January 19, 1877 | ink on paper

Letter from "Alice" to "Mother", with Department of Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, Washington, D.C. document

20th century | ink on paper

Biographical sketch of Ann Eliza Worcester Robertson

August 15, 1902 | ink on paper

Letter from Ralph Dresback, Choska, I.T. to A.E.W. Robertson, Muskogee

July 24,1933 | ink on paper

Letter from Eric M. North, American Bible Society, to Augusta Moore

October 11, 1935 | ink on paper

Article "First Print Shop is Memorialized" from Tulsa Daily World

circa 1900 | ink on paper

S.B.M.'s "Washington Letter" in Muskogee Phoenix regarding Indian appropriation bill

May 18, 1904 | ink on parer

Letter from A.E.W. Robertson to G. Lee Phelps regarding Creek Testaments

1858 | ink on paper

Letter from Mother to John Orr Worcester

March 12, 1858 | ink on paper

Letter from Samuel A. Worcester to John Orr Worcester who was away at school

mid-20th century | ink on paper

“Some History of Missionary Work among the Cherokees and Creeks"

October 18, 1958 | ink on paper

Letter from Carolyn Thomas Foreman to Martin Winger at the Gilcrease Museum

January 28, 1847 | ink on paper

Bill of sale from Elizabeth Medley to Abijah Hicks of house in Illinois Prairie

1856 | ink on paper

“Song of the Cherokee Cold Water Army of the Olden Time”

19th century | ink on paper

Essay on the Temperance Society started by Worcester

1991 | black chalk and wash on wove, machine-made paper

First Train into Miami Indian Territory 1896

1869 | watercolor on paper

Oscanya, Indian Territory

late 19th century | ink and pencil on paper

Inventory of walnut and ash logs cut on various properties with note about a steer

February 3, mid-19th century | ink on paper

Letter from Sarah Forester to Uncle John Drew requesting money

1830s | ink on paper

Note from E. Hanks to Mr. McCorkel

1862 | ink on paper

Account statement of John Drew