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- Collection: Henry A. Lorberg Scrapbook Volume 8
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Letter to Mr. H.A. Lorberg
Scanned scrapbook page showing a typed letter dated April 8, 1930 from Ohio Board of Education discussing the origin of the word "Scioto." Paper is damaged.
Letter from the Chamber of Commerce to H.A. Lorberg in 1926
Scanned scrapbook page showing a typed letter dated December 27th, 1926 from City Manager Adam Frick to Mr. H.A. Lorberg thanking him for information about the burial of William Russell.
Certificate of appreciation to H.A. Lorberg from the Trustees of the Roosevelt Memorial Association, Inc.
Scanned scrapbook page showing a certificate thanking H.A. Lorberg for "Scenes from the Roosevelt Camp Preserve" to the Permanent Collection of the Association. Lower on this page is a newspaper clipping about the possible spelling of Scioto.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Drew Golden Wedding Anniversary
Scanned scrapbook page showing a newspaper clipping announcing the Golden wedding anniversary reception. "On a lovely summer day, June 30, 1879, Ella A. Gates and Irving Drew were married in a quiet and dignified ceremony at the farm home of the…
Ice Gorge in Ohio River, The Waite Factory Fire
Scanned scrapbook page showing two sepia tone photographs. Top photo is the paddle boat "Francis" in rough ice in the Ohio River. The lower photo show many people standing in the ruins of the Wait Cabinet Factory after a fire in 1889 at Second (2nd)…
Mr. Crighton Jr., The Hammer Club, John Gerlach and Family, H. E. Taylor, J.L. Patterson, J. H. Collier, Elmer C. Dover, Frank Gross, R.C. Newman, C. A. Goddard, Jr., W.H. Bright, C. S. Bright
scanned scrapbook page showing four black and white photographs --Mr. Crighton Jr., Six unknown members of the Hammer Club, one man and two ladies of the John Gerlach Family, a grouping of nine gentlemen with their names given at the bottom.
The Wharf - 1865 - Kentucky Hills, Distillery, Grant's Tannery
Scanned scrapbook page showing a sepia tone photo of an Ohio River scene showing the wharf in 1865. The structure in front contains offices for W. S. M'Colm, agent for the Pennsylvania Central Railroad and Thomas T. Yeager, agent for the Baltimore…