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   New Lisbon High School is a high school in New Lisbon, Juneau County, Wisconsin, United States. It is part of the School District of New Lisbon. The d … See more. 148 people like this. 148 people follow this. 785 people checked in here. http://www.newlisbonchamber.com/uploads/3/8/0/0/38005669/2015-q1_newsletter_final.pdf. (608) 562-3700.

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   Who first published the New Lisbon Gazette?

   • The New Lisbon Gazette was Lisbon's second paper. It was first issued in 1826 by Robert Fee. It existed but six months. The Columbiana County American and New Lisbon Free Press was the third paper brought out in the county seat. Its initial issue was in June, 1827. It was owned by William Campbell.

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   How did New Lisbon get its name?

   • It lies in a beautiful valley, surrounded by partially wooded hills and is drained by the middle fork of Beaver Creek. The town was originally settled by Lewis Kinney early in the nineteenth century. He built a cabin where the Arter tannery was afterwards erected and proceeded to found the village which he named New Lisbon on Feb. 16, 1803.

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   What county is Lisbon in?

   • Lisbon, the county seat of Columbiana County, is located in Center Township, ten miles south of Salem, eighteen miles north of East Liverpool and sixteen miles north of Wellsville. It lies in a beautiful valley, surrounded by partially wooded hills and is drained by the middle fork of Beaver Creek.

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   Who started the New Lisbon post office?

   • The New Lisbon postoffice was established in 1809 with William Harbaugh as postmaster. He maintained it in his saddler shop. He was succeeded by his partner, Capt. Thomas Rowland, who gave way in 1812, when he joined the army, to Fisher A. Blocksom. George Endley became postmaster in 1815 and was followed by David Begges.

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   How many houses were there in New Lisbon in 1808?

   • In 1808 William Slater, who lived east of New Lisbon and operated a powder mill, purchased a part of the Kinney tract and proceeded to lay out an addition of out lots on the west of the town's original plat. Thus its growth was slow, but steady. In 1809 the place contained more than 60 houses, a number being of brick and stone.

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   The New Lisbon Gazette was Lisbon's second paper. It was first issued in 1826 by Robert Fee. It existed but six months. The Columbiana County American and New Lisbon Free Press was the third paper brought out in the county seat. Its initial issue was in June, 1827. It was owned by William Campbell.