Letter signed, from Thomas L. Kane to R. Harris, Vice President, accepting Harris’ proposition for railroad lines, 1 p., n.d.; Letter signed, from Thomas L. Kane to R. Harris, more on railroad lines, 1 p., n.d.; Letter signed, from Thomas L. Kane to Harris, railroad lines and the Roberts Lot, 1 p., n.d.; all letters written in Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane’s hand, dated 9 July 1882.

Handwritten notes regarding stock for the Kinzua Hemlock Railroad on 30 June 1891, 30 December 1891, 30 June 1892, and 30 June 1893, 1 p., 10 September 1894.

Notes made on stationery of Thomson House, C.H. Kemp, Proprietor, Philadelphia & Erie Division of Pennsylvania R.R., Kane, PA, “we have to reserve much room for the railroad businesses,” 1 p., n.d.

An Appeal to the Executive of Pennsylvania. An Address to Governor John F. Hartranft, Invoking the Aid of the State Against the Unlawful Acts of Corporations (Titusville, PA: Graham & Lake, 1878), photocopy, includes reprints of 2 contracts, 1 between the South Improvement Co. and the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., and 1 between the Petroleum Trade and the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., 14 pp., presented August 15, 1878.

Draft of Contract between Thomas L. Kane and the New York Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company, 6 pp., followed by notes corresponding to the agreement, 2 pp., in envelope dated 10 February 1881.

Big Level and Kinzua Railroad, Profile of Location, surveyed by J.F. White, depicted on “Continuous Profile Paper,” the profile is adopted by the Big Level and Kinzua Railroad as their main line, Elisha K. Kane [Thomas L. Kane’s son] is their president, several different pieces were pasted together, rolled up in a scroll, 19 December 1881. In Series XI, Box 68.

Printed lithograph of the Kinzua Viaduct, “The Highest Railroad Bridge in the World,” erected 1882, Thomas L. Kane, President; published by R.M. Ver Valin, Bradford, PA, n.d. In Series XI, Box 62, Folder 4.

Mt. Jewitt, Kinzua & Ritterville Railroad Day Book, 1889-1890, hardbound, also includes entries not recorded in “General” and “RR” books, 147 pp. (29 pp. blank).

Typewritten letter signed, from J.W. Reynolds to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., request for a pass for Mrs. Kane has been submitted to the general superintendent, 1 p., 24 April 1897.

Letter from Fred Schoening to Thomas L. Kane. Will complete the recording of the deeds by the third week in September, update of the Father Wienker project, 22 August 1878, 1 item.