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| Guthrie streetscape along West Harrison Ave. including Victor Building & Pollard Theater. Guthrie, OK. | Victor Building (1893) (W Harrison Ave. at 1st St.). Guthrie, OK. Architect: Joseph Foucart. | Victor Commercial Building constructed by Winfield S. Smith held a drugstore & Territorial offices. Guthrie, OK. | Pollard Theater (1901) (120 W Harrison Ave.). Guthrie, OK. |
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| Beland Commercial Building (1920) (118 W Harrison Ave.). Guthrie, OK. | Foucart Building (1891) (115 W Harrison Ave.). Guthrie, OK. Architect: Joseph Foucart. | Entrance to Foucart Building which originally held dry goods store & architect Foucart's own offices. Guthrie, OK. | Highly decorated commercial building (1891) (111 W Harrison Ave.). Guthrie, OK. |
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| Window details of 1891 commercial building at 111 W Harrison Ave. Guthrie, OK. | Waite Block or Guthrie Daily Leader newspaper building (1891) (107 W Harrison Ave.). Guthrie, OK. | De Steiguer building (1890) (110 E Oklahoma Ave.) built as a bank. Guthrie, OK. Style: Victorian Romanesque. | Native red sandstone plus blue & red trim details of De Steiguer building. Guthrie, OK. |
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| Victorian Guthrie streetscape along West Oklahoma Ave. including several buildings by architect Joseph Foucart. Guthrie, OK. | Bierer-Anderson (1898) plus Farquarson (1907) (W Oklahoma Ave.) buildings. Guthrie, OK. | Detail of 1898 Bierer building on W Oklahoma Ave. Guthrie, OK. | Tower on commercial building at corner of W Oklahoma Ave. & Division St. Guthrie, OK. |
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| Adler building (1893) (109 W Oklahoma Ave.). Guthrie, OK. | Schnell building (1893) (W Oklahoma Ave.). Guthrie, OK. | Gaffney 1890 & J.B. Beadles buildings on W Oklahoma Ave. Guthrie, OK. | Elaborate roofline of J.B. Beadles building (W Oklahoma Ave.). Guthrie, OK. |
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| Moorish details of Gaffney building (1890) (W Oklahoma Ave.). Guthrie, OK. | Wooden Gothic-Revival commercial building (206 W Oklahoma Ave.). Guthrie, OK. | De Ford building (1890) (S 2nd St.). Guthrie, OK. Architect: Joseph Foucart. | Elaborate decorations of heritage De Ford building. Guthrie, OK. |
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| State Capitol Publishing Museum (W Harrison Ave. at 2nd St.) home of first OK Territory newspaper founded by Frank Hilton Greer. Guthrie, OK. Architect: Joseph Foucart. On National Register. | Marker for site of U.S. Land Office used in land run of 1889. Guthrie, OK. | Antique painted Coca Cola sign. Guthrie, OK. | Former Carnegie Library & Oklahoma Territorial Museum. Guthrie, OK. |
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| Former Carnegie Library (Oklahoma Ave. at Ash St.). Guthrie, OK. On National Register. | Heritage house with horseshoe-shaped windows. Guthrie, OK. |
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