Browse Items (88 total)

Black & white scanned images of Richardson, Neudoerfer & Silcox wholesale grocer building and the C. P. Tracy & Company building. The members of the company are: Henry R. Tracy, L. H. Murphy, W. M. Pursell, F. B. M. Corson, and T. B. Johnson.

Black & white scanned images of Rietz & Company's Mill at the corner of Second (2nd) and Massie Streets and the stone quarry at Carey's Run.

Black & white scanned images of a corner of the quarry, material ready for shipment, and Coe's railroad siding. Freestone, a station on the Cincinnati, Portsmouth, & Virginia Railroad, was twelve miles west of Portsmouth

black & white scanned images of R.R. Peebles residence, the Henley Stone Company's office, and a view approaching the village of Henley on the Cincinnati, Portsmouth, and Virginia Railroad. The Henley Stone Company consisted of R. R. Peebles…

Black & white scanned images of C. C. Bode and Charles J. Bode, also the yards and salesroom of the Bode Stone company.

black & white scanned images of a scene at King's Brick yard and a view of the Portsmouth Pressed Brick Company. Officers of the Portsmouth Pressed Brick were H. S. Grimes-president, S. P. Baird-vice-president, and W. A.…

Black & white scanned images of Charles Aeh of the Wheelersburg Creamery and Peter Brown's grain mill at Rushtown.

Black & white scanned images of Portsmouth Company H assembled on Government Square (the Esplanade) and also waiting for their train to Columbus

Black & white scanned image of Company H boarding the train. This page has a roster of Company H:
Captain R. S. Prichard, Frank B. Pratt, James W. Smith, Forest Briggs, Wilson Burns, Andrew Foster, Walter Trimmer, R. C. Newman, George Oldfield,…

Black & white text and photos of the H. H. Cuppett & D. L. Webb Lumber Yard and the A. W. Ackerman Planing Mill and office.

Black & white text and and photos of the H. Leet & Company Lumber Dealers. Four officers shown are Horace Leet, Phelps C. Leet, Melvin D. Funk and Albert Graf.

Black & white text and a photo of the T. M. Patterson Book Bindery building at 159 West Front Street. Photos of T. M. Patterson and James Patterson are shown.