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MENU MENU Home About About Digital Prairie About Department of Libraries How to Search Accessibility Contact Info Collections Browse All Documents.OK.Gov Archives.OK.Gov Forms.OK.Gov Ada Lois Sipuel Case Files Confederate Pension Cards Confederate Pension Records Images of Oklahoma Oklahoma Almanacs Oklahoma Authors Oklahoma Collection Oklahoma Governors Oklahoma Postcards Oklahoma Register Red River Compact State Archives Finding Aids State Auditor & Inspector Audits Tulsa Race Massacre Research & Discovery Research & Discovery Main Search Student Research About EBSCO & Britannica How to Access Tutorials, Training & Materials Troubleshooting More Resources Resources for Oklahoma History WorldCat Collections Search State Websites Archive-It | Web Archive Home About About EBSCO & Britannica Accessibility Contact Info EBSCO Offerings A to Z How to Access How to Search Keyword Search More Resources Protected: Oklahoma Governors Research & Discovery Test Landing page Timeline Troubleshooting Tutorials, Training & Materials Welcome to Student Research WorldCat #294 (no title) #815 (no title) About About EBSCO & Britannica Accessibility Collections Contact Info EBSCO Offerings A to Z How to Access How to Search Keyword Search More Resources Oklahoma Governors Research & Discovery Test Landing page Timeline Troubleshooting Tutorials, Training & Materials Welcome to Student Research WorldCat Tom Buffington, Chief of the Cherokees and Mayor of Vinita, along with restaurant employees, circa 1910 See Vinita Eastern Trails Museum photos Drumright oil field workers on bridge near oil derricks, circa 1914 View Drumright Museum Collection Damage to businesses after tornado went through downtown Pryor, circa April 1942 View Pryor Public Library Collection The Empire Room in the Hotel Black, open from 1931 to 1976 View Oklahoma County Postcard Collection State Government Digital Collections Keyword Search Browse All Advanced Search State Government Documents Search Collection Access thousands of state government publications and documents that were available only through official Oklahoma state agency websites beginning in November 2006 and digitized publications back to 1978. Oklahoma Online Archives Search Collection Archives.Ok.Gov includes a selection of permanent records of state government activities, such as reports of agency activities, and other records. These materials provide a glimpse in to the work of state government. State Government Forms Search Collection Oklahoma state agencies issue a variety of forms for use by Oklahoma citizens and businesses. State agencies are required to submit all forms in a searchable electronic version for inclusion in this collection. Images of Oklahoma Search Collection A state digital collection project funded by IMLS (Institute of Museum and Library Services) presents access to unique materials relevant to the social, cultural, ethnic, and historical content. Confederate Pension Records Search Collection Oklahoma’s Fifth Legislature approved the Confederate Soldiers’ Pension Bill. This Act provided for pensions for disabled and indigent Confederate soldiers, sailors, and widows. These are the files. Confederate Pension Index Cards Search Collection The Index Cards are the finding aids to the Confederate Pension Records. The cards are organized by name, spouse, address, date of marriage, date of death, and the veteran’s military service. Oklahoma Postcards Search Collection Historic Oklahoma postcards dating from early statehood to the mid-20th century are now available in digital format for you to enjoy. Oklahoma Postcards is a project of the Oklahoma Collection housed at the ODL. Oklahoma Governors Search Collection Housed in the Oklahoma State Archives, the records of the Office of the Governor contains the official papers relating to the principal and appointive powers and responsibilities of the Governor of Oklahoma. Ada Lois Sipuel Case Files Search Collection Leading activist, lawyer, administrator, and educator Ada Lois Sipuel came of age during Jim Crow era in Oklahoma. She challenged the legal fiction of “separate but equal” opening higher education to all students in Oklahoma. Tulsa Race Massacre Files Search Collection Documents in this collection describe one of the darkest episodes in American history. The Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 constituted two days of violence that left an unconfirmed number of dead citizens and destroyed 35 blocks of the prosperous Greenwood area. Oklahoma Collection Search Collection The Oklahoma Collection is an online resource of selected reference and primary source material, covering political, governmental, historical, geographical, cultural and biographical topics. It includes audio files and radio programs. State Archive Finding Aids Search Collection This features select Finding Aids to the Oklahoma State Archives’ most popular state agency materials. It includes documents and images from specific collections, such as the opening of the Cherokee Strip or the Oklahoma/Texas Boundary Dispute. Oklahoma Authors Search Collection The Collection highlights the literary heritage of our state with a compilation of contemporary and historical author profiles. We strive to connect readers and researchers with author information. Oklahoma Almanacs Search Collection Oklahoma’s official state government blue book has been titled the Oklahoma Almanac since 1993, but it has had a variety of names since its inception in 1909 as the Oklahoma State Manual. State Auditor & Inspector Audits Search Collection The collection includes special audits prepared by the Office of State Auditor and Inspector; audits of state agencies; and special audits for cities, school districts, and local government. Oklahoma Register Collection Search Collection The Oklahoma Register is an official publication of the State of Oklahoma. It is published semi-monthly. The rules of the State are codified and published in the Oklahoma Administrative Code by the Office of Administrative Rules (OAR). Red River Compact Documents Search Collection In 1955, Congress authorized Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana to negotiate a compact to resolve and prevent disputes over waters of the Red River Basin and to assure that each state received adequate water from the basin. It was signed after 23 years. State Government Archived Websites Search Collection Oklahoma Department of Libraries utilizes Archive-It's web archiving service from the Internet Archive to harvest, build, and preserve collections of Oklahoma's online presence. You will find an archived history of state government websites. Research and Learning Tools The following resources are available in schools and libraries across the state. If you do not have an account to login, please contact your local public library or school library for more information. Explore the digital world. EBSCO . EBSCO is a simple intuitive search that delivers millions of online resources, including articles, essays, primary source documents, health, business and legal information, current events, Consumer Reports, videos, magazines, and more — all with reliable content. It is the go-to resource for student research. See how to access . Go to Research & Discovery. Explora Britannica School Discover and learn. Britannica School. Encyclopedia Britannica Online School Edition has exciting, up-to-date resources for students and educators. Search an interactive student encyclopedia with thousands of curriculum-relevant articles, images, videos, audio clips, primary sources, maps, and more. See how to access . Go to Research & Discovery. See also Britannica Moderna | Britannica Escolar Digital Prairie was made possible in part by the Oklahoma Department of Libraries with funding from the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services . Developed by Think Up Themes Ltd . Powered by WordPress . 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