Dodge City Peace Commission
Date: Between 1882 and 1884
These three photos show different versions of the Dodge City Peace Commission as variations of a single photo negative. The first photo shows the commission with Wm. Tilghman (back right). The second photo shows the commission with W. F. Petillon (also back right). The third photo shows the commission without either Tilghman or Petillon. The other seven members left-to-right include (back row) Will Harris, Luke Short, and W. B. Masterson; (front row) Charles Bassett, Wyatt Earp, Frank McLain, and Neal Brown.

Dodge City Peace Commission
Date: 1883
Dodge City Peace Commission, 1883, members are identified as - back row (left to right) William H. Harris, Luke Short, William Bat Masterson, W.F. Petillon; front row (left to right) Charles E. Bassett, Wyatt Earp, Frank McLain, Neil Brown.

Nicholas and Virginia Ann Earp
Date: Between 1880 and 1899
A formal portrait of Nicholas Earp, father of Wyatt Earp, and of his second wife, Virginia Ann Cooksey Earp, who was Wyatt Earp's stepmother.

Six gun to 61
Creator: Kansas. Centennial Commission
Date: 1960
This film by the Kansas Centennial Commission commemorates 100 years of Kansas statehood with an overview of Kansas history. The twenty-five minute film begins with the Louisiana Purchase and ends with President Eisenhower's speech in Abilene, Kansas, in 1959. The film was produced by the University of Kansas Television-Film Center with assistance from the Kansas Historical Society, and it was written and directed by Robert D. Brooks and J. William Walker.

Wyatt Earp
Date: October 1, 1925
This is an autographed photograph of Wyatt Earp signed "To my friend Fred Sutton from Wyatt Earp."

Wyatt Earp
Creator: Masterson, Bat, 1853-1921
Date: February, 1907
Portrait of Wyatt Earp copied from William Barclay Masterson's "Famous Gunfighters of the Western Frontier" published in "Human Life".

Wyatt Earp, Bill Tilghman, Fred Sutton, James B. Hickok & William Masterson
Date: Unknown
This is a photo of Wyatt Earp, Bill Tilghman, Fred Sutton, James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok and William "Bat" Masterson who were famous frontier sheriffs and marshals