Box 5, Folder 6: Julia Lapham Correspondence, Undated

[align right] Miss Lapham's desk

[align center] Contents Mil. & Oconomowoc, Fifty years ago Pen Picture of Louisville & map Early Journey Through Sauk County 1849 Medical Geology (Cholera) C.J. Jackson & IA Lapham 1849 Nov 21 1895 Portsmouth Ohio Tribute Notes from diary of I.A. Lapham 1830-32 Erie Canal Notes and Letters. Note (printed) by I. A. Lapham about transit instrument at Matson & Loomis Milwaukee 1902 Sale of the old home of I.A. Lapham on 3rd St Milwaukee and account of home and garden. Some glimpses of Milwaukee Pioneer homes Milwaukee Free Press March 26 1916 "Lapham in Bronze." Clippings and correspondence Lapham Portrait in Mural Decorations at the [all letters 1912] State Capitol Clippings & correspondence Wisconsin [Peat] I. A. Lapham Mil. Ev. Wisconsin March 14 1913 Material for sketch of I.A Lapham sent to CH.King All Letters for History of Wisconsin 1913 "Old Settlers Club Holds Many Romances" Steamboat Explosion on Ohio River 1838 [Mil Free Press March 19 1912 // Darius Lapham // genealogy] [Death of Darius Lapham, brother of I.A Lapham 1850] "Government Hill" changed to "Lapham Peak" Waukesha Co. // Hist. Society Lapham Cemetery March 7 1911 Myron Reed's tribute to I.A.L. Letters 1912 Lapham Park - clippings I.A.Lapham Mil. Free Press July 9th // 1915 [Handrawn box containing the following] Mil. Public Museum 1896 "Obscure Celebrities" (Dr. Lapham Lewis Sherman Geo. W. Peckham)

[Newspaper Clipping, "Lapham In Bronze: A Portrait of the Wisconsin Scientist Unveiled This Afternoon," Wisconsin, Tuesday, March 7, 1899]

[Page 2 of Newspaper Clipping, "Lapham In Bronze: A Portrait of the Wisconsin Scientist Unveiled This Afternoon," Wisconsin, Tuesday, March 7, 1899]

[Newspaper Clipping, "An Early Journey Through Sauk County: I. A. Lapham Describes What He Saw in the Fall of 1849 at the Dells, Lyons, Devils Lake and Sauk Prairie." Baraboo Daily News. January 4, 1912.]

[Page 2 of Newspaper Clipping, "An Early Journey Through Sauk County: I. A. Lapham Describes What He Saw in the Fall of 1849 at the Dells, Lyons, Devils Lake and Sauk Prairie." Baraboo Daily News. January 4, 1912.]