Photos

This is the old English Block, which is now a parking lot downtown next to the B.E.S.T. Center.

The old Equity building in downtown Muskogee. Note the cars and trucks around the building.

Muskogee businessman A.C. Trumbo built Convention Hall in Muskogee to host the Trans-Mississippi Congress in 1907.

Sometime after this photo was taken, someone decided to pencil in the 'N' at the top of this store's sign.

Meat hangs in the Central Packing Company, south of the railroad tracks on South 24th Street and operated by Joe Lux.

This spectacular view shows downtown Muskogee from atop one of its tall buildings in the late 1930s or early 1940s.