Carrie Jacobs-Bond estate and museum collection, 1890s-[ongoing].

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Carrie Jacobs-Bond estate and museum collection, 1890s-[ongoing].

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Personal papers (1882-1896), including correspondence, syndicated columns, advertisements, clippings, photographs, and miscellaneous materials; copies of Jacobs-Bond's autobiographical books entitled The End of the Road and The Roads of Melody (1939); sheet music and songbooks (1896-1942); booklets and scrapbooks (1915-1927) of author Elbert Hubbard; and materials (1978-present) relating to the moving of Jacobs-Bond's house in Iron River to the grounds of the Iron County Museum, Caspian, Mich., including house plans, copies of booklet "Carrie Jacobs-Bond, as Unpretentious as a Wild Rose", and correspondence with her granddaughter Elizabeth Maiden.

5 cubic ft.

Iron County Museum and Historical Society

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