Collection	Found in Collection
Copyright	Oshkosh Public Museum
Description	Albumen print on grey colored cabinet card of Reuben M. Scott.
Medium	Cardstock/Photographic Paper/Ink
Notes	Bust view image of Reuben M. Scott. He wears a suit with overcoat and a tie. Reuben Scott married Sarah Bishop March 29, 1852 in Winnebago County. Reuben M. Scott was born February 10, 1827 in Clarencevill, Quebec Canada. He immigrated to the US when 18 years old and settled in Menasha in 1848. He invested in Real estate and owned the Star Flouring Mill and the National Hotel in Menasha. He married Elizabeth Hanks in Vermont in February 1861. He was a contractor and built the Wisconsin Central Railroad between Menasha and Stevens Point in 1871. He died July 5, 1890.
Object ID	P2002.3.196
Object Name	cabinet card
People	Scott, Reuben M.
Place	Menasha, WI
Print size	H=6 1/2 W=4 1/4 in
Subjects	Portrait photographs Male Pioneers Real estate business Real estate development Flour & meal industry Hotels Railroad construction & maintenance Wisconsin Central Railroad
Title	Reuben M. Scott
Year Range from	1895
Year range to	1897

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