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  • Collection: Historic Postcards

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colorized image of the countryside and foliage.

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black and white photo image of Scioto County (possibly Nile Township). Card is bordered by color Egyptian illustrations and a poem is beneath photo. Correspondence between sisters Clara McCoy (Bargar) and Nora McCoy (Dewey).

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black and white photo image of the Scioto River near Sedan, Ohio (Valley Township). Photo is bordered by Oriental illustrations and a poem is beneath photo. Correspondence is between sisters Clara McCoy (Bargar) and Nora McCoy (Dewey).

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colorized image with green print advertisement card for the restaurant. Glued to a navy-blue card.

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Flora greeting card in color with small black and white inset of the factory, which closed in 1957.

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Colorized image of Government Square in Portsmouth, also known as Gallia Square. The Sixth (6th) Street M. E. Church is in the back left portion of the image followed by the Government Building, also known as the Old Stone Post Office, and then the…

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Sepia-tone photo image of Legler Cottage, located on West Second (2nd) Street.

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Sepia-tone photo image of the 1913 Flood at 2nd (Second) and Washington Streets.

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Sepia- tone photo image of the 1913 Flood on 5th (Fifth) Street, facing east. The first half of the First National Bank building, completed in 1912, is centered in the background with the old Lyric Theater standing where the second half of the bank…

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Sepia tone photo image of the 1914 Labor Day Parade coming south on Chillicothe Street.
Pictured: Salvage located at 216-220 Chillicothe; Abbott Paint Co. at 209 Chillicothe.

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Black & White photo (inset) postcard with border at bottom and larger on right side for correspondence.

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Sepia tone photo image, with border, of the church located on the corner of Fourth (4th) and Court Streets.
The Episcopal Parish of All Saints was organized in the home of a parishioner named John Smith on June 23, 1819.
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