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- Collection: Pictorial Portsmouth - The Peerless City - Past & Present
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Soldier's Monument, Tracy Park
black & white photo image in book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 13 Shown is the 40 foot Soldiers' Monument dedicated in 1879. It cost $6500.00 and was presented to the city by the Ladies Union Soldiers Circle. The statue represents John Barnes, the…
South from Cemetery Hill, February 13, 1884
black & white image in book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 34
Stephen Brodbeck
black & white scanned portrait photo image from book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 6
Stephen Morrow
black & white scanned portrait photo image from book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 6
Suburban Scenes
black & white photo images scanned from book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 12
Four separate images from in the county. (unknown locations)
Four separate images from in the county. (unknown locations)
T. C. Lewis
black & white photo portrait in book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 24
Thomas C. Lewis
Thomas C. Lewis
T. M. Patterson's Book Bindery
black & white photo image from book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 17
Thomas M. Patterson began his book binding business in 1866, and in 1882, he added making paper boxes to his business.
Originally located at 112 West Second (2nd) Street
Thomas M. Patterson began his book binding business in 1866, and in 1882, he added making paper boxes to his business.
Originally located at 112 West Second (2nd) Street
The "Fannie Dugan"
black & white photo image in book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 13
Named for Thomas Dugan's daughter
Named for Thomas Dugan's daughter
The "Little Jim" Church Where "Brother Johnson" Held Forth
black & white photo image from book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 25
Church located in the Northend of Portsmouth
Church located in the Northend of Portsmouth
The "Micklethwait" Corner, Second (2nd) and Market Streets, Site of "The Washington"
black & white photo image in book, Pictorial Portsmouth page 41
(Second (2nd) & Market)
(Second (2nd) & Market)
The "Waller" Mound Which Stood on the Site of the Heinisch Residence
black & white photo image from book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 20
The caption reads "on the site" but it was "near" the residence. The mound no longer exists.
The caption reads "on the site" but it was "near" the residence. The mound no longer exists.
The Big Candy Wagon
black & white photo image scanned from book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 8
William A. Soper, candy manufacturer, in his candy wagon. He and his wife would make rounds through the city in the wagon supplied with candy as she played the "grind organ".
William A. Soper, candy manufacturer, in his candy wagon. He and his wife would make rounds through the city in the wagon supplied with candy as she played the "grind organ".