- Title Page. Volume I
- Introduction
- Contents
- List of Portraits. Volume I
- The History of Winnebago County
- Chapter I. Natural Phenomenon
- Chapter II. Primitive People
- Chapter III. The Winnebago Tribe
- Chapter IV. The Winnebago Chiefs
- Chapter V. The Coming of Nicolet
- Chapter VI. The Fox Tribe and the Battle of the French and Outagamis
- Chapter VII. The Menominee Tribe an Chief Oshkosh
- Chapter VIII. Colonel Robert Dickson Ice Bound
- Chapter IX. John Lawe's Thrilling Moonlight Plunge Through the Fox River Rapids Astride Chest Containing $9,000 in Silver
- Chapter X. When Winnebago County was Alive with Wild Animals
- Chapter XI. The Beauty of the Virgin Scenery of the County Described by Travelers, Just Before the Coming of the Pioneer
- Chapter XII. The Trading Posts
- Chapter XIII. Treaties Made with the Aboriginal Tribes, by which the Title to the Indian Lands Passed to the United States
- Chapter XIV. Building a County--Its Civic Administration, Courts, Schools, Buildings and Institutions
- Chapter XV. Recollections of William W. Wright, Styled the Father of Oshkosh, and His Wife, Styled the Mother of Oshkosh, of the Earliest Beginnings of Social, Civic and Religious Life in the County and the City of Oshkosh, Having Lived Through the Changes
- Chapter XVI. National and Legislative Representation
- Chapter XVII. Organization of Towns
- Chapter XVIII. The Steam and Sail Boats on the Lake and River in Earlier Days
- Chapter XIX. Origin and Meaning of Place Names of Lakes, Rivers and Localities
- Chapter XX. Population, Wealth and Products of Winnebago County
- Chapter XXI. Literature, Art, Music and the State in Winnebago County
- Chapter XXII. Township History
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- Town of Algoma
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- Town of Black Wolf
- Town of Clayton
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- Town of Menasha
- Town of Neenah
- Town of Nekimi
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- Town of Nepeuskun
- Town of Omro
- Village of Omro
- Town of Oshkosh
- Town of Poygan
- Town of Rushford
- Town of Utica
- Town of Vinland
- Town of Winchester
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- Town of Winneconne
- Butte des Morts Hamlet
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- The Village of Winneconne
- Town of Wolf River
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- Bay Boom
- Chapter XXIII. City of Neenah
- Chapter XXIV. Founding the Mission of the Winnebago Rapids
- Chapter XXV. Sale of the Reservation of Winnebago Rapids to Harrison Reed--the Arrival of the Pioneers--the Village Named Neenah
- Chapter XXVI. The Coming of Governor James Duane Doty--the Loggery--a Character Sketch of the State Builder
- Chapter XXVII. Colonel Harvey Jones Buys the Village of Neenah
- Chapter XXVIII. Town of Neenah Organized
- Chapter XXIX. Pioneering in the Olden Days--Beginnings of the Social, Mercantile, Civic, School and Church Activity
- Chapter XXX. The Lock, the Canal and the Dam
- Chapter XXXI. When Neenah was Known as the ""Flour City.""
- Chapter XXXII. The Invention of the Roller Flour Mill
- Chapter XXXIII. Why Neenah is Called the Paper City
- Chapter XXXIV. Various Manufacturing, Mercantile and Public Enterprising in Business and Social Life--the Doctors and Lawyers
- Chapter XXXV. Bank, Bankers and Bank Buildings
- Chapter XXXVI. The Newspapers in Neenah
- Chapter XXXVII. The Growth of the Civic Organization of the City of Neenah, Traced from the Beginning, and the Public Improvements
- Chapter XXXVIII. The Log School House ""Not Worth a Red Cent""--the Pioneer Teacher at Six Dollars a Month, and the New Palace School Edifices, with their Normal Corps of Professors and Instructors
- Chapter XXXIX. The Gas and Electric Light Plants, Water Works, Population, Library, City Hall, Fire Companies and Parks in the City of Neenah, and the Samuel A. Cook Armory
- Chapter XL. The Church Society and Church Buildings in Neenah
- Chapter XLI. History of the City of Oshkosh
- Chapter XLII. Manufacturing in Oshkosh
- Chapter XLIII. Banks and Banking in the City of Oshkosh
- Chapter XLIV. Early Judicial History and Organization of the County
- Chapter XLV. Bench and Bar
- Chapter XLVI. The Schools of Oshkosh
- Chapter XLVII. The Church, the Manse, the Pastor in Oshkosh
- Chapter XLVIII. The City of Oshkosh and Winnebago County in the Civil and Spanish Wars
- Chapter XLIX. Steamboating in the Early Days on Lake Winnebago, the Fox and Wolf Rivers
- Chapter L. Complete Record of Yachting, Racing and Yacht Clubs on the Adjacent Lakes
- Chapter LI. Governor Coles Bashford of Oshkosh, and the Celebrated Contest Over Election Frauds Fifty Years Ago
- Chapter LII. City of Menasha
- Chapter LIII. The Pioneer in the Hamlet--the Mills of the Past--the Flush Days Along the River
- Title Page. Volume II
- List of Portraits. Volume II
- The History of Winnebago County (continued)
- Chapter LIV. The Extensive Manufacturing Industries of Menasha
- Chapter LXIX. The Medical Profession
- Chapter LV. The History of Factories and Mills that have Flourished in their Day and Gone Out Forever
- Chapter LVI. Civic Organization of Town, Village and City of Menasha
- Chapter LXXI. Press of Oshkosh
- Chapter LVII. The Iron Horse, and Iron Rail--the Coming of the Railroad
- Chapter LVIII. The Organization of Church Societies and the Building of Chruches in Menasha
- Chapter LIX. Menasha City Schools--Their Old and New School Houses, the Scholars of Long Ago, and Today--the Teacher Past and Present--Some Prominent Graduates
- Chapter LX. The Old Lighthouse and Its Beacon Light from a Great Iron Latern
- Chapter LXI. Banks, Bankers and Banking Wealth
- Chapter LXII. The United States Land Office; Its Officers; the Land Office Aristocracy, and the Jenny Linders
- Chapter LXIII. The Spirit of the Press Then and Now
- Chapter LXIV. The Lawyer and the Doctor
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- Chapter LXV. Old Ben of Yorktown, a Famous Cannon
- Chapter LXVI. The Mails, the Post Office and the Postmaster
- Chapter LXVII. The Coming of the Germans
- Chapter LXVIII. Menasha and Neenah in the Civil and Spanish Wars
- Chapter LXIX. Biography
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- Index
- Biographical Index