Burlington, its early history, growth and progress
Subtitle: A manufacturing center
By: Published by Howard A. Wood
Contributors: Strang, James Jesse, 1813-1856; Meyer-Rotier Printing Co
Publisher: Howard A. Wood
Published: 1908
Place of publication: Burlington, Wis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Industrial buildings; Pictorial works; Public buildings; Streetscapes (Urban design)
Notes: Photomechanical reproductions of photographs of Burlington City, with accompanying text providng a historical sketch and promotional material about the town 1-43 p.

Includes images of landscapes, lakes, street views, industrial buildings, municipal buildings, public buildings, schools, churches, commercial buildings, and homes of notable residents.

Includes commercial advertising from 44-64 p. Also includes bird's-eye view panorama of residential neighborhood on cover [1] and cover [4]. Cover [4] also features a map showing Burlington's proximity to other Wisconsin towns.

The text devotes several pages to Voree "A Mormon community founded near Burlington, over sixty years ago," with a profile of James Jesse Strang, disciple of Joseph Smith.

Full T.p. reads: "Healthful climate, low taxes, an economical government, good schools and churches."