Caroline Webb Papers
circa 1865-1961
- Webb, Caroline, 1883-1975
M75-406
0.6 cubic feet (1 archives box and 1 half-archives box) and approximately 215 photographs (2 archives boxes and 1 oversize PH folder)
Wisconsin Historical Society
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Papers of Caroline Webb, an African American woman from Iowa who lived in Madison and Chicago during the early twentieth century, documenting her family relations and friendship with Henry H. Proctor through correspondence, her personal finances, and the deaths of her son and parents. The materials also document the experiences of Webb’s son, Andrew, as a child growing up in Madison through a photograph album, circa 1920, and as a patient at the Municipal Tuberculosis Sanitarium in Chicago through a scrapbook he created, 1931-1934. Also present are several dozen photographic images of African American men, women, children, and infants (circa 1860s-1950s), funeral memorial cards, and portraits of Webb’s acquaintances.
View electronic reproductions of images from the Caroline Webb Papers in an online gallery.
English
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