Title: Heath, Frederic Papers

Call Number: Mss-0517

Inclusive Dates: 1848 – 1961

Bulk: 10.69 cu. ft. total

Location: GV, Sh. 038-039 (8.0 cu. ft.) WHN, Sh. G182 (2.0 cu. ft.; photos) RC26, Sh. 006-007 (0.6 cu. ft.) LC, Sh. 001 (0.09 cu. ft.) OS LG “H” (1 item) OS SM “H” (1 item)

Historical Note: Frederic Faries Heath was born in on September 6, 1864. He was a man of wide interest and talents. After leaving school, he was apprenticed to a wood engraver and later became an artist. While still an adolescent, he published his own amateur newspaper. From 1888 to 1900, he served as a reporter, editor and artist for the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel. During his time with the Sentinel, Heath became a committed socialist and helped found the Social-Democratic Party in Chicago in 1898. He put his newspaper experience to good use, serving as editor of the party’s national weekly newspaper.

Heath’s commitment to changed the path of his career and focused his efforts on politics. He unsuccessfully ran for Milwaukee mayor in 1900, but was elected alderman of the 10th ward in 1904. In 1908, he also served on the Milwaukee School Board. Finally, Heath was elected to the County Board of Supervisors in the “Socialist Sweep” of 1910 and remained in that office for a record 38 years. As County Supervisor, Heath helped develop the county park system, the highway network, and, along with his Socialist colleagues on the board, coordinated the various county institutions under one board of trustees. He also served as a member of the panel that chose plans for a new courthouse and led the unsuccessful fight to save the old courthouse on Jefferson Street.

Heath’s historical interests manifested itself in a number of ways. He wrote several newspaper series (“Do You Remember” and “Yesterday and Today,” for example) about early Milwaukee. In 1935, he helped found the Milwaukee County Historical Society and acted as president from 1937 to 1951 and also as editor of the Historical Messenger. Heath developed the original historical museum in the courthouse and was instrumental in the Society’s acquisition of the Lowell Damon House, Kilbourntown House, and Jeremiah Curtin House as County Historical sites. He also privately published a Heath family genealogy, entitled “From Sharon” and worked on a history of the Socialist Party in America. He passed away on June 12, 1954.

Scope and Content: The collection details Heath’s wide range of interests and civic activities and also includes genealogical material on the Heath and Faries families. Materials are divided topically and consist of correspondence, publications, clippings, scrapbooks, etc. The collection also contains publications from the U.A.P.A. and N.A.P.A..

See Also: Microfilm Reels #606-607

Administrative Note: The collection was processed in Sept. 12, 1998 by Steve Daily. The collection was reprocessed in November 2000 by Kevin Abing.

Contents Box # Folder # Personal/Family Material Biographical Information 1 1 Memorial Resolutions, County Board and Common Council, 1954 1 2 “From Sharon” (2 copies, pp.13-252) [Heath Family Genealogy] 1 4

Frederic Heath: Letters to Heath Family, 1885, 1946 Frederic Heath: Letters Received, 1885-1939 (Includes letters to Mrs. 1 5 Heath) Frederic Heath: Letters Received, 1940-1951 (Includes letters to Mrs. 1 6 Heath) Frederic Heath: Letters Received from Ida Erhart, 1891-1948 1 7 Frederic Heath: Daily Calendar, 1941 1 8 Frederic Heath: Property-Related Records 1 9 Miscellaneous Invitations/Calling Cards/Business Cards 1 10 Autograph Collection [RESTRICTED] 1 11 Inter-lake Regatta Union, Articles of Incorporation, ca. 1897 1 12 Milwaukee Ethical Society, ca. 1895-1898 1 13 Milwaukee Forum, 1932-1934 1 14 Children’s Betterment League, Constitution, 1907 1 15 Milwaukee Press Club, 1889 1 16 City Club News, 1931, 1935, 1945 1 17 City of Milwaukee – Charter Convention, 1908 1 18 Mahn-a-wauk Canoe Club of Milwaukee, 1892, 1900 1 19 Miscellaneous Drawings/Sketches 1 20 Genealogical Material: Questionnaire Sent re: Heath Family 1 21 Genealogical Material: Correspondence re: Heath Family, 1902-1946 1 22 Genealogical Material: Letters Received re: Heath Family, 1899-1951 1 23 Genealogical Material: Notes for Heath Family History 1 24 Genealogical Material: Early Drafts for Heath Family History 1 25 Genealogical Material: Genealogical Organizations/Societies 1 26 Genealogical Material: Notes & Information on Heath Family Received 1 27 from Sharon, CT Genealogical Material: Information on Heath Family 1 28 Genealogical Material: Information on Faries Family 1 29 Family/Household Bills/Receipts, 1884-1952 1 30 Stationary 1 31 Miscellaneous Material 1 32 Heath/Faries Families – Correspondence, 1859-1885 1 33 Eben C. Heath Diaries, 1853-1889 (Frederic’s father) 1 34 Account Book, R. J. Faries, Dentist (Frederic’s father-in-law) 2 35 Dorothy Heath Material (Frederic’s daughter) 2 36 Stuart Heath Material (Frederic’s son) [Includes Several Theater Programs] 2 37 Political Career Box # Folder # Campaign Literature 2 38 Certificates of Election, 1904-1918 2 39 Alderman, 10th District, 1904-1906 2 40 Milwaukee School Board, 1909-1910 2 41 Socialist Party Material Box # Folder # Socialist Party, Statement of Purpose (written by Heath) 2 42 Frederic Heath, Socialist Party Correspondence, 1897-1947 2 43 Frederic Heath, Miscellaneous Notes for Speeches, Writings, or Letters 2 44 Frederic Heath, Membership Card, Social Democratic Party 2 45 Frederic Heath, Socialist Papers & Clippings 2 46 Social Democratic Party, Establishment of, 1898 2 47 Social Democratic Party & Socialist Party, Programs, 1902-1914 (not 2 48 inclusive) Social Democratic Party of , Financial Report, 1908 2 49 Socialist Party, Nomination Papers/Sample Ballots/Voters’ Guides 2 50 Social Democratic Party, Meeting Handbills, ca. 1897 2 51 Socialist Party Platforms, 1910, 1932, 1948 2 52 Socialist Party/S. D. P. “Colonization Department”/Organizing Methods 2 53 Socialist Party of Milwaukee County, Newsletter, 1938 2 54 Socialist Party of Milwaukee County, 25th Ward Branch 2 55 Socialist News Bulletin (Milwaukee), 1940 2 56 Socialist Party, Constitutions and By-Laws, 1898-ca. 1922 2 57 Socialist Party, Campaign Literature, Handbills, etc. 2 58 Socialist Party of Wisconsin, Newsletters, 1938 2 59 Socialist Party of Wisconsin, State Convention Rules & Proceedings, 1938, 2 60 1940 Socialist Party of Wisconsin, Internal Dispute, 1932 2 61 Socialist Party of Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Central Committee, 2 62 Meeting Minutes, 1931-1944 (not inclusive) Socialist Party of Wisconsin, State Executive Board, Meeting Minutes, 2 63 1938-1942 Socialist Party, National Conferences Programs, 1911, 1940 2 64 Socialist Party (National), Annual Report, 1903 2 65 Socialist Party (National Office), Referendum Ballot, 1921 2 66 Socialist Party Pamphlets 2 67 Socialist Party, Membership Forms & Cards 2 68 Mayor Daniel Hoan, Correspondence and Radio Address, 1932, 1938 2 69 “Spirit of Gene Debs,” Song by , 1938 2 70 Socialist Party, Miscellaneous Tickets/Invitations/Programs, 1898-1945 2 71 Socialist Party, Relations with Other Groups 2 72 Socialist Party, Fund Appeals, 1910 2 73 Milwaukee Socialist Newspapers, Subscription/Funding Solicitations 2 74 Trade Unions & Socialism 2 75 2 76 Testimony re: Scandal, 1910 2 77 Berger, Victor L.: Statement before Congress, 1919 2 78 Souvenir Booklet, National Convention of the People’s Party, 1896 2 79 Clippings re: Prominent American Socialists 2 80 Non-Wisconsin Newspaper Clippings/Campaign Literature 2 81 Anti-Socialist Propaganda 2 82 Socialist Party, Miscellaneous Material 2 83 Other Parties & Political Groups Box # Folder # Farmer-Labor Progressive Federation 2 84 Communist Party, Handbills, 1930s 2 85 People’s Council (Anti-War Group), 1917 2 86 Socialism and Trade Unionism in England 2 87 Miscellaneous Groups 2 88 In Commemoration of the Foreign service and home celebration of the 32nd 2 88a Division County Board of Supervisors Box # Folder # Resolution Honoring Frederic Heath, 1940 2 89 Frederic Heath, Miscellaneous Notes 2 90 Frederic Heath, General Correspondence Sent, 1943-1946 2 91 Correspondence Received, 1920-1947 2 92 Frederic Heath, Day Book Notes on County Board Activities, ca. 1910- 2 93 1926 Frederic Heath, Resolutions Introduced to County Board 2 94 County Employees – Salaries, Pensions, etc. 2 95 Special Committee on WPA Projects, 1939-1941 2 96 Special Committee on Juvenile Court, 1927-1945 2 97 County Budgets & Finance, 1911-1953 2 98 County Highway System – Traffic Survey, 1926-1946 2 99 Synopses of Committee Reports, 1931-1947 (not inclusive) 2 100 County Board of Public Welfare, Correspondence, 1946-1947 3 101 Department of Public Assistance (Department of Outdoor Relief) 3 102 Committee on County Institutions 3 103 Proposed County Guide/Correspondence, 1935-1940 3 104 County Park System, 1909-1941 3 105 Notices of Meetings/Roll Call Slips, 1910-1948 (not inclusive) 3 106 Rules of Governance 3 107 County Board Manuals/Rules of Procedure, 1929, 1931 3 108 County Board of Supervisors, Rosters, 1910-1936 (not inclusive) 3 109 Milwaukee County War Memorial, 1946-1947 3 110 Ordinances, 1921-1938 3 111 Milwaukee Common Council, 1921, 1940 3 112 Legal Cases Involving Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors 3 113 Papers re: Charges Against George Skogmo of D.A.’s Office, 1925 3 114 Papers re: Winfred C. Zabel (D.A. of Milwaukee), ca. 1914-1921 3 115 Miscellaneous Material 3 116 City Club News, 1924-March 1927 (Publication of City Club of 3 116A Milwaukee) City Club News, May 1927-1932 3 116B Municipal Affairs, 1916-1919 (Publication of Voters’ League of 3 116C Milwaukee) Better Service Bulletin, 1928-1942 (Publication of City & County Public 3 116D Service Employees’ Union) State Assembly/State Manuals, 1919 3 116E Miscellaneous Wisconsin/Milwaukee Government Publications 3 117F Miscellaneous Civic-related Publications 3 116G Old/New Courthouses Box # Folder # Correspondence & Papers re: New Courthouse Construction, 1927-1934 3 117 Correspondence Received re: Effort to Save Old Courthouse, 1931-1944 3 118 Correspondence Sent re: Effort to Save Old Courthouse, 1932-1939 3 119 Resolutions re: Old Courthouse 3 120 Letters to the Editor re: Old Courthouse Renovation, ca. 1934-1938 3 121 Miscellaneous Papers re: Old Courthouse 3 122 Clippings re: Courthouse Controversy, 1937-1939 3 123 Clippings re: New County Courthouse, 1930s 3 124 “Supervisor Frederic Heath’s Contribution in Saving the Old Court 3 125 House,” Clippings, 1915-1939 Milwaukee Historical Society Box # Folder # Correspondence Received, 1910-1950 3 126 Correspondence Sent, 1935-1947 3 127 Internal Business, 1936-1952 3 128 Correspondence with State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1935-1952 3 129 General Meetings, Heath’s Introductory Remarks 3 130 MCHS, Search for Housing 4 131 Newspaper Clippings, 1912-1953 4 132 Lowell Damon House 4 133 Juneau Cabin/Kilbourntown House 4 134 Paynesville Project 4 135 W.P.A. Projects/Milwaukee Guide 4 136 Exhibit Material 4 137 Young Amateur Journalists Exhibit 4 138 Wisconsin Centennial, 1948 4 139 Meeting Announcements, 1935-1942 4 140 Old Settlers’ Club, 1890-1944 4 141 Christopher Latham Sholes (Inventor of Typewriter) 4 142 Historical Messenger Manuscript Material 4 143 Brochures 4 144 Journal Notes 4 145 Information re: Other Historical Museums 4 146 Miscellaneous Notes 4 147 Schnabel Case [RESTRICTED] 4 148 Publications/Historical Material Box # Folder # Red Book by Frederic Heath, 1900 4 149 “Social Democracy Red Book: A Brief History of Socialism in America” 4 150 (Copy 1) “Social Democracy Red Book: A Brief History of Socialism in America” 4 151 (Copy 2) Writings on Milwaukee History (Notes & Fragments) 4 152 Assorted Socialist Writings/Critiques of Capitalism 4 153 “A Call to Arms” (Address to Socialist Party State Convention, 1940) 4 154 Article on Jeremiah Curtin, 1951 4 155 Miscellaneous Historical Articles/Publications 4 156 Manuscript Material (General) (1 of 2) 4 157 Manuscript Material (General) (2 of 2) 4 158 Letters to the Editor 4 159 Speech to Milwaukee Colony of New England Women, 1940 4 160 “Landmarks of the Milwaukee Labor Movement,” 1910 4 161 Writings on City Administration 4 162 History of Music in Milwaukee (Unpublished Manuscript for Proposed 4 163 Milwaukee Guide) “Do You Remember” Collection, Milwaukee Leader, 1920, 1922 4 164 “Milwaukee – Yesterday and Today” (Includes subject list) 4 165 “Milwaukee – Yesterday and Today” 4 166 Miscellaneous Publications 4 166A “Milwaukee Forward” (Includes subject list) 5 167 “Milwaukee Forward,” 1935-1938 5 168 Miscellaneous Historical Clippings 5 169 Writings on Amateur Journalism 5 170 Writings on Food & Diet 5 171 Miscellaneous Material re: Religion 5 172 Miscellaneous Material re: General History 5 173 Publications on Milwaukee History (not written by Heath) 5 174 Information re: Lutheran Churches & Schools in Milwaukee [FRAGILE] 5 175 Labor-related Publications 5 175A Economic-related Publications 5 175B Amateur Journalism Material Box # Folder # The Fossils – Annual Dinner Programs, 1923-1946 (not inclusive) 5 176 The Fossils – Correspondence, Speeches, Publications, Miscellany, 1927- 5 177 1955 National Amateur Press Association: Correspondence, Publications, 5 178 Miscellany (1 of 2) National Amateur Press Association: Correspondence, Publications, 5 179 Miscellany (2 of 2) United Amateur Press Association – Constitution, Publications, 5 180 Miscellany,1881-1961 Stars and Stripes (Heath’s Amateur Publication), Jan.-Feb. 1884 5 181 Miscellaneous Amateur Publications, 1870s-1880 5 182 Miscellaneous Amateur Publications, 1880s-1910 5 183 Miscellaneous Amateur Publications, 1911-1940 5 184 Boys’ Herald, 1904-1943 (not inclusive) 5 185 Miscellaneous U.A.P.A. and N.A.P.A. Publications Box # A Bird in a Netted Cage, 1955 6 A-jay Graphic, 1951-1953 6 Alma’s Hobby Service 6 Amateur Aspiration 6 Ambassador, 1952 6 Ampersand, 1952 6 An Analysis 6 And They Shall Light the Candle, 1956 6 Appreciation 6 Arrowhead, 1953-1954 6 Assembly Line, 1953 6 ‘Bama Views & Writer, 1962 6 Blooming Creations, 1950-1954 6 Blow Winds of March 6 Blue Ox, 1950 6 Blue Valley Vista, 1954 6 Boy’s Herald, 1952-1955 6 Brannflakes, 1959, 1962 6 Briefly, 1950 6 Brooklynite (The), 1940-1944 6 Brooksides Chronicle, 1951-1954 6 Buckeye Amateur, 1958-1959 6 Buckeye Brevities, 1961-1962 6 Buster 6 Busy Badger Burrow, 1955 6 Catawba Warrior (The) 6 Chaplain (The), 1952 6 Chatter 6 Chatter Box, 1950-1959 6 Cheshire, 1950 6 Chevalier (The), 1953 6 Chicago Letter, 1951 6 Chicago Miniatures, 1955-1961 6 Child Security 6 Chips 6 Comment, 1952 6 Controversy, 1953 6 Corduroy Patch (The), 1955 6 Cornerstone (The), 1952-1953, 1962 6 Critic (The), 1953 6 Croonings of the March Winds, 1957 6 Crosby Croonings, 1952-1961 6 Digest, 1961 6 Dispatch (The), 1952 6 Duet, 1950-1951 6 Dutch News, 1951-1958 6 Eden’s Rebellion 6 Editorial Guidance Bureau Bulletin, 1952-53 6 Ellis Bible Chautauqua 6 Ellisonian Echoes, 1950-1962 (4 files) 6 Evansville on Parade, 1955-1956 6 Fantasia, 1955 6 Findlay Falchion, 1952 6 Florida Flowers, 1959-1960 6 Florida Mail-o-gram, 1959-1960 6 Floridan, 1952-1953 6 Flying Carpet (The), 1956 6 Fossil (The), 1944-1956 (2 files) 6 Freedom Equality 6 Fumin-n-Fussin, 1955 6 Garden State Messenger (The), 1957 6 Garden Symphony, 1951-1955 6 Gateway of Interweave, 1958-1960 6 Georgia, 1954-1957 6 Georgia Reflections, 1961-1962 6 Girldom, 1959 6 Gladiator, 1950 6 Gloom Chaser, 1950 6 Gods-Acres, 1955 6 Golden Gate Amateur Log, 1953-1955 6 Gosh!, 1950 6 Graham’s Little Letter, 1960 6 Grass Roots, 1952-1958 6 Green Mountain Cheer, 1952-1962 6 G. Wallace Tibbets Writing 6 Hands Together, 1954 6 Hickeydoolas, 1951 6 Hillbilly (The), 1960 6 Hi There!, 1953 6 Homespun, 1950 6 Honey Wood, 1955-1958 6 However Comma, 1950 6 Human Element (The) 6 Inspiration, 1950 6 Issue, 1961 6 Jersey Jingle Belles (The), 1952-1957 6 Jersey Journalist (The), 1951 6 Joy Bearer (The), 1950-1952 6 Just Browsing Around, 1950 6 Just Georgene, 1957 6 Kansas Gay-Feathers, 1956 6 Keyhole (The), 1955-1956 6 Keys 6 Kimberlite (The), 1953 6 Little Nomad 6 Little Wonder, 1959-1962 6 Lone-Star Scripts, 1959-1962 6 Los Angeles A-Jay News (The), 1956 6 Los Angeles Weekly Newsance (The), 1951-1953 6 Magnolia Memories, 1956 6 Mail Pouch (The), 1950-1955 6 -iacs, 1951-1954 6 Man Says (The), 1950-1961 6 Maple Leaf Review (The), 1951-1956 6 March of Rhymes (The) 6 Masaka, 1944 6 Meantime (The), 1950 6 Meet Emma 6 Meet Sandy 6 Merlin’s Magic, 1960-1961 6 Merry Christmas Greetings & Carols 6

Messenger of Inspiration, 1952-1962 Miami Musings, 1957 7 Midwest Amateur (The), 1954-1955 7 Ministry of Inspiration, 1957 7 Minute Maid (The), 1955 7 Miscellaneous Publications, A-L 7 Miscellaneous Publications, M-W 7 Monarda, 1955 7 Monologue (The), 1951 7 Moss Medalist (The), 1954 7 Mountain Shadows, 1959 7 Musette, 1956 7 Nectar & Wormwood, 1950-1951 7 New Voices in Poetry, 1952 7 Newsmonger (The), 1950 7 North Iowa Scribes, 1953-1954 7 Northwest Corner, 1954 7 Observations, 1951-1953 7 Odds and Ends, 1954-1962 7 Offerings, 1951 7 Off the Record (For Just We Kids), 1960 7 Oh Look?, 1955 7 Old Eagle Eye, 1951-1952 7 Old Oaken Bucket (The), 1952-1956 7 On The Trail, 1950 7 On Wings of Friendship, 1958-1960 7 Out of My Mind, 1953 7 Painted Poetry Appreciations, 1959-1962 7 Parnassus, 1954 7 Parson to Person, 1961 7 Partridge in a Pear Tree, 1959-1960 7 Past-Present-Future 7 Patient or Impatient, 1955-1957 7 Patriot (The), 1955-1962 7 Pats, Inc. 7 Pegs, 1958-1959 7 Pendulum (The), 1960-1961 7 Pen Pals, 1952-1953 7 Percolator (The), 1950-1951 7 Personally Yours, 1954 7 Petals, 1950 7 P-K Scribbler (The), 1947 7 Poems & Remarks, 1951 7 Poetry Broadside, 1960-1961 7 Poetry Hour (The), 1951-1953 7 Prepositions 7 Presidential Paragraphs, 1957-1958 7 Presidential Pointers, 1959 7 Preview 7 Purrfikt Press (The) 7 Quest (The) 7 Readin’ Riten 7 Re-discovery, 1951-1954 7 Redondo Reflections, 1950-1951 7 Relatively Speaking, 1951-1952 7 Reminiscence, 1958-1959 7 Review of Amateur Activity, 1950-1951 7 Rhymes From the Tasseltown Times, 1955-1958 7 Rime House, 1950-1952 7 Ripples, 1950-1951 7 Rocking Chair, 1951 7 Roll Call, 1957 7 San Francisco Evening Lamp, 1951-1952 7 Scribbler (The), 1959-1960 7 Seattle Amateur, 1953-1961 7 Shady Acre Sampler, 1950 7 Short & Sweet, 1954-1958 7 Smoke Rings, 1950-1953 7 Something New in Grewn-ings, 1954 7 Sparkler 7 Spectator, 1944 7 Spindrift 7 Spirit of St. Louis, 1956 7 Star-Lane, 1951-1952 7 Stars, 1951-1952 7 Step Outside 7 Stepping Stone, 1952, 1954 7 Stroller (The) 7 Sugar ‘n Spice, 1950 7 Sunflowers, 1955 7 Sunshine & Hobbies, 1961 7 Sunshine Notes, 1959-1962 7 Sycamore, 1952 7 Teen Gleans, 1956 7 Tennessee Whirlaround (The), 1950 7 Texan (The), 1950 7 They Speak Silently 7 This is a Bartlett Pair, 1954 7 This Is My Song, 1955-1957 7 This and That, 1951 7 This Month, 1950-1954 7 Three Cheers, 1952 7 Thot-Jots 7 Thoughts, 1956 7 Tidings, 1950-1952 7 Time and Tide, 1959-1962 7 Tip-Top Varieties from Illinois and Florida, 1952 7 T.N.T. (Top Notch Tinder), 1954-1955 7 Toward the Mark of His High Calling! 7 Traps of Nature (The) 7 Traveler, 1952 7 Trio (The), 1957 7 Truth, 1950 7 U.A.P.A. Bundle Chum, 1961 7 U.A.P.A. Comments, 1954-1959 7 U.A.P.A. Dispatch, 1951-1952 7 U.A.P.A. Newsletter, 1950-1952 7 U.A.P.A. Presidential Paragraphs, 1951-1952 7 United Amateur (The), 1949-1961 7 Variety Fair 7 West Virginia Alpine, 1951 7 Wheeling in the News, 1954-1961 7 Who, 1951-1962 7 Who and What, 1953 7 Who Says So? 7 Willametta’s Seedling, 1959-1961 7 Windfall, 1955-1956 7 Words, 1951-1954 7 Wwhim, 1957 7 Yours Truly, 1952-1958 7 Material on Health and Fitness Box # Folder # Correspondence re: Heath’s Ruptured Hernia 8 186 Publications/Brochures re: Health & Fitness 8 187 “The Natural Way to Health,” by John Maxwell (4 volumes of clippings) 8 Loose in box Miscellaneous Material Box # Folder # Luther Burbank Society, Proof Book Number 1, 1913 8 189 List of Vendors 8 190 Resume of the Tourists’ Club, 1891 8 191 Milwaukee & Wisconsin-related Publications 8 192 Miscellaneous Publications 8 193 Song Lyrics 8 194 Composition Books 8 195 - M. A. McMullen (Mrs. R. W. Patterson), 1848-1849 - Betty Heath, 1910 Amateur Radio Magazines/Manual 8 196 Photography Brochures 8 197 Goodwill Journal, 1932-1941 (Milwaukee Goodwill Industries) 8 198 Oversize Chart, “A Century of Business Progress,” Wisconsin Great Lakes 8 Loose in Coal & Dock, Co., 1937 box The Brilliant Vol. 1, 1873 8 199 Oversize Items Location Social Democratic Party of America Charter, ca. 1898 OS LG “H” Excerpt from report on Lowell Damon House, ca. 1940s OS SM “H” Scrapbooks Location Socialist Clippings, 1904-1905 RC#26 , Sh 6-7 Socialist Clippings, 1898-1910s RC#26 , Sh 6-7 Socialist Party Material, 1895-1911 RC#26 , Sh 6-7 Scrapbook of news clippings, 1883-1904 Lapham Case Sh. 1 Scrapbook of variety theater song lyrics, 1870s-1880s Lapham Case Sh. 1 Scrapbook of variety theater song lyrics, 1870s-1880s Lapham Case Sh. 1 Scrapbook of song lyrics, n.d. Lapham Case Sh. 1 Scrapbook of “Milwaukee – Yesterday and Today articles written by Lapham Case Sh. 1 Heath, n.d.

PHOTOS: 2 cu. ft. of U.S. Signal Corps Images from World War I WHN, Sh. G182