Map of the “High Uplands,” by S. Gorton, Surveyor, shows area divided into lots and tree location, scale = 50 rods = 1 inch, elevation shown in hachures, mixed paper, ink, manuscript notations in ink, 41.7 cm x 27.5 cm, April 1879. In Series XI, Box 59, Folder 10.

“Contour Map” of land surrounding Lake McCosh, made by the class of 1879, signed by E.K. Kane Dd., paper, ink, 25.5 cm x 30.3 cm. In Series XI, Box 59, Folder 11.

“My father’s last words to me,” last words of TLK to Elisha Kent Kane, Christmas 1883, at 12:15 PM, “I nominated Grant. That was in New York . . . Write that down,” includes penciled notes by E. Kent Kane, written on half sheet of paper, stored between folded sheet of paper.

Handwritten notes regarding finances and “Division of Time,” 9 pp., 20 December 1891.

Map drawn by Elisha for a land lease, 1 p., ca. 1900.

Letter fragment from Elisha K. Kane regarding mortgages and bonds, typed copy, 1 p., n.d.

Handwritten notes regarding mills, 1 p., n.d.

History of Kane, Pennsylvania, written by one of Thomas L. Kane’s sons [Elisha Kane?]. The narrative picks up somewhere in the early to mid-eighteenth century, undated 1 item.