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- Collection: Henry A. Lorberg Scrapbooks
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Dugan's Grove
P. B. Holmes and C. A.Barton
Scanned photo image of scrapbook page: typed page with details about picnics and various celebrations at Dugan's Grove.
Pictured: P. B. Holmes and C. A. Barton
Pictured: P. B. Holmes and C. A. Barton
J. Chan Singer, Dr. W. D. Tremper, Col. Raynor
John Rice Carriage Repository and Olin Carriage Spring Works
Labor Day Parade
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: J. Chan Singer, Dr. W. D. Tremper, and Col Raynor, all prominent Portsmouth citizens.
John Dice Carriage Repository and Olin Carriage Spring Works
John Dice Carriage Repository and Olin Carriage Spring Works
Steamboat the Scioto
Frank Connoley
Captain Currie
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: typed page about the steamboat called the Scioto, built in the 1840's.
Pictured: Frank Connoley and Captain Currie
Pictured: Frank Connoley and Captain Currie
Parade or Festival
Black and white photo image of scanned scrapbook page: pictured is an unknown parade or festival
Portsmouth Police
Marting & Herms Store and W. A. McFarland Insurance, Real Estate, and Loans
Tom Collins
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: typed page detailing changes for the Police Force in 1875
Newspaper ads: Marting & Herms Store located at the corner of and W. A. McFarland Insurance, Real Estate, and Loans
Pictured: Tom Collins
Newspaper ads: Marting & Herms Store located at the corner of and W. A. McFarland Insurance, Real Estate, and Loans
Pictured: Tom Collins
Jacob Miller and Richard Spry
Richardson, Helfenstein, & Davis Groceries
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: Jacob Miller, Richard Spry, both prominent Portsmouth citizens
Richardson, Helfenstein, & Davis Groceries
Richardson, Helfenstein, & Davis Groceries
County Fairs
Thos. S. Currie and Gilbert Waite
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: typed page detailing a brief history of fairs in Scioto County.
Pictured: Thos. S. Currie and Gilbert Waite
Pictured: Thos. S. Currie and Gilbert Waite
Sixth (6th) Street, the Highest Point in the City
Enoch J. Salt and Fireman, A. O. Bing
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: Sixth (6th) Street, the Highest Point in the City, Enoch J. Salt and Firemen, and A. O. Bing.
Newspaper clippings: tobacco ad, dried apples ad, John Clugsten, dealer in watches, clocks, and silverware
Newspaper clippings: tobacco ad, dried apples ad, John Clugsten, dealer in watches, clocks, and silverware
Street Cars
Moore's Grinding Works
Steamboats
Photo image of scanned page from scrapbook: toyed page with information about the Street Cars in Portsmouth.
Newspaper ads for Moore's Grinding Works at 424 Chillicothe street and steamboats the Huntington, Fleetwood, and Potomac
Newspaper ads for Moore's Grinding Works at 424 Chillicothe street and steamboats the Huntington, Fleetwood, and Potomac
Portsmouth on the Ohio
Johnson Hub and Spoke Works
Tim Sullivan
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: typed page telling about the Johnson Hub and Spoke Works
Pictured: Portsmouth on the Ohio- riverboat scene on Ohio River showing Portsmouth and Tim Sullivan (bottom)
Pictured: Portsmouth on the Ohio- riverboat scene on Ohio River showing Portsmouth and Tim Sullivan (bottom)
Ben Gaylord Jr. and Dan McFarland
The Morton Club House
The Portsmouth Star (1916)
R. L. Gilbert
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: pictured: Ben Gaylord Jr. and Dan McFarland, The Morton Club House
Newspaper clippings for the Portsmouth Star (1916) located on Second Street and R. L. Gilbert at 517 Chillicothe Street
Newspaper clippings for the Portsmouth Star (1916) located on Second Street and R. L. Gilbert at 517 Chillicothe Street
Market Street, North from Second (2nd) Street, 1897
Edward A. Sweet, Watchmaker and Jeweler
Storck & Hopkins
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: Pictured: Market Street, north from Second (2nd) Street, 1897.
Newspaper ads for Edward A. Sweet Watchmaker and Jeweler, Second (2nd) Street and Storck & Hopkins, 114 West Second (2nd) Street
Newspaper ads for Edward A. Sweet Watchmaker and Jeweler, Second (2nd) Street and Storck & Hopkins, 114 West Second (2nd) Street