Eldorus Ephraim Stevens, (went by the name of Ephraim), son of Hiram Stevens and Rosella Cross Stevens.
An early mayor of Oshkosh for 2 terms and was responsible for the purchase of Menominee Park (formerly known as North Park) and was voted out because of it. He was a member of the Wisconsin State senate, and was the architect of many still standing buildings in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, such as the Merrill School, the Wakeman and Buckstaff homes.
An early mayor of Oshkosh for 2 terms and was responsible for the purchase of Menominee Park (formerly known as North Park) and was voted out because of it. He was a member of the Wisconsin State senate, and was the architect of many still standing buildings in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, such as the Merrill School, the Wakeman and Buckstaff homes.
Eldorus Ephraim Stevens, (went by the name of Ephraim), son of Hiram Stevens and Rosella Cross Stevens.
An early mayor of Oshkosh for 2 terms and was responsible for the purchase of Menominee Park (formerly known as North Park) and was voted out because of it. He was a member of the Wisconsin State senate, and was the architect of many still standing buildings in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, such as the Merrill School, the Wakeman and Buckstaff homes.
An early mayor of Oshkosh for 2 terms and was responsible for the purchase of Menominee Park (formerly known as North Park) and was voted out because of it. He was a member of the Wisconsin State senate, and was the architect of many still standing buildings in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, such as the Merrill School, the Wakeman and Buckstaff homes.
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