The Historical Oklahoma Book Collection is a collection of 27 volumes relating to the history of Oklahoma and its people primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries. Several of the volumes have great period illustrations and portraits of relevant historical figures. All the titles contained on this CD are listed below.

A history of Oklahoma (1914) - Thoburn, Joseph Bradfield; Holcomb, Isaac Mason - 123 pages
First administration of Oklahoma (May 1908) - Brooks, John S - 229 pages
The essential facts of Oklahoma history and civics (1914) - Roberts, Charles Henry - 258 pages
History of Oklahoma and Indian Territory and homeseeker's guide (1906) - Puckett, James Louis; Puckett, Ellen - 149 pages
The Choctaw freedmen and the story of Oak Hill industrial academy, Valliant, McCurtain County, Oklahoma, now called the Alice Lee Elliott memorial; including the early history of the Five civilized tribes of Indian Territory, the presbytery of Kiamichi, synod of Canadian, and the Bible in the free schools of the American colonies, but suppressed in France, previous to the American and French revolutions; (1914) - Flickinger, Robert Elliott, - 439 pages
The Oklahoma scout (1880s) - Baughman, Theodore - 216 pages
The settlement of Oklahoma (1907) - Buck, Solon Justus - 380 pages
School laws of Oklahoma, 1915 .. (1915) - Oklahoma. State Dept. of Education - 96 pages
Photo-gravures city of Blackwell, Oklahoma (1905) - 18 pages
Oklahoma; a guide to the Sooner state (1941) - Writers' Program of the Work Projects Administration in the State of Oklahoma - 442 pages
Defining the legacy : Oklahoma Farmers Home Administration (1999) - Rainbolt, Charles P - 81 pages
The settler's map and guide book. Oklahoma (1889) - Matthews, William Baynham - 84 pages
The story of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma : "the biggest little city in the world" - Volume 1 only - (1922) - Kerr, W. F. (William F.); Gainer, Ina - 424 pages
The standard blue book of Oklahoma, 1910-1911 (1909) - 128 pages
Land Hunger David L Payne And The Oklahoma Boomers (1942) - Carl Coke Rister - 245 pages
Our national problem; the sad condition of the Oklahoma Indians (1913) - Moorehead, Warren King - 42 pages
Eastern Oklahoma along the Kansas City southern railway (1912) - 24 pages
Proceedings of the Constitutional Convention of the proposed state of Oklahoma : held at Guthrie, Oklahoma, November 20, 1906 to November 16, 1907 (1907) - 486 pages
Portrait and biographical record of Oklahoma; commemorating the achievements of citizens who have contributed to the progress of Oklahoma and the development of its resources (1901) - Chapman, firm, publishers - 618 pages
Rural school consolidation; a bulletin of information issued by the Oklahoma State Board of Education. 1911 .. (1911) - Oklahoma. State Board of Education - 29 pages
Men of affairs and representative institutions of Oklahoma, 1916; a newspaper reference work (1916) - World Publishing Company - 328 pages
Charter of the city of Collinsville, Oklahoma. Adopted January 9, 1914 and approved January 19, 1914 (1914) - 73 pages
The Oklahoma book; extracts from the official report of Gov. T.B. Ferguson to the Secretary of the interior, showing the marvelous growth of Oklahoma, the youngest child of the Louisiana purchase (1903) - 59 pages
Bill Jones of Paradise Valley, Oklahoma; his life and adventures for over forty years in the great Southwest. He was a pioneer in the days of the buffalo, the wild Indian, the Oklahoma boomer, the cowboy and the outlaw; (1914) - Callison, John James - 328 pages
John Wilkes Booth; escape and wanderings until final ending of the trail by suicide at Enid, Oklahoma, January 12, 1903 (1922) - Campbell, W. P. (William Parker) - 142 pages
The life and practice of the wild and modern Indian; the early days of Oklahoma, some thrilling experiences (1922) - Newsome, J. A - 212 pages
Oklahomans and their state; a newspaper reference work (1919) - Oklahoma biographical association; Hoffman, Roy, editor - 116 pages

Here are the computer requirements to run and operate this CD. You must have a PC running Windows or a Macintosh running OS X or higher software and a web browser. All the manuals in this disk are in DJVU format. This format allows you to page through the manuals, enlarge pages for better viewing and print the individual pages or entire manual as well as many other things. The viewer is very intuitive to use and has a full help system to answer any questions you may have about its more advanced features. The viewer is included on the CD.