Box 39

Contents include a bound baby book, entitled Baby's Life, for Anthony Rollins Burnam, and a few childhood drawings, poems and memorabilia.

Contains D.A.R. membership applications for Jane White Woods and Bessie Stone Miller, and a 1920 D.A.R. Boonesborough Chapter Report with Mrs. Caperton's handwritten draft. See D.A.R. Series for the remaining regular sized materials.

Contents include all oversized advertisements and flyers. See Documents Series for remaining materials.

Contents include typed and handwritten biographies or sketches for Col. Caperton and Minerva Phelps Jennings, some handwritten notes, and a funeral announcement for Col. Caperton. See Funeral Series for similar materials.

Contents include note cards that detail Col. Caperton possessions, which were displayed for a First Christian Church event, as well as other handwritten notes about the Phelps-Caperton connections to the founding of the First Christian Church, Richmond, KY. See Documents Series for additional Church related materials.

Contains miscellaneous materials that are related to government and political activities. Topics include prohibition and the KY Anti-Saloon League, Frank Jennings political platform, as well an item that encourages the purchasing of Japanese Government bonds during the Russo-Japanese War.

Handwritten manuscript entitled An Ideal Voyage; written by a young Katherine Phelps

Contains two handwritten manuscripts entitled The Dawn of Reason; written by a young Katherine Phelps.

Contains a handwritten manuscript entitled A Dream of Fair Women; written by a young Katherine Phelps. There is a small handwritten note in Mrs. Caperton's script that details how she had sent a copy of the manuscript to her sister, Minerva Phelps Jennings, in 1925.

Contents include a typed copy of R.T. Durrett's Estill's Defeat, which Durrett presented to Col. Caperton at an unknown date.