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Black and white class photo on a cardboard postcard. John Hetzel is third from the left on first row. On back says "John was born in Aug. 1900"

Black and white photo of a class at Highland in 1931. First row: Nancy Lehman, -, Bud Cooper, Frank Jackson, Howard Thompson, Jimmy Frazier, Sue Frowine, -, Ralph Eddy, -. Second row: -, -, Betty Shumway, -, -, Helen Kuhn, John Shumnway, Mortan…

Black and white photo on a postcard of a class at Highland in 1923. Top Row, left to right: Howard Lundy, Everett Wikolf, James Orth, Thomas Leese, Rosemary Allen, Grace Kepinger, Carl Reinhardt, Edgar Johnson, Kenneth Neeman, Billy Ross, Phillip…

Black and white photo of a Highland class in 1925. First row: Janet Tawson, Ellison Helbig, Elizabeth Jordan, Morris Hicks, Mar Alice Riddle Barger, Madaline Ames, Marlin Schuler, Roy -, Helen Eulit, Betty Mitchell, Emerson Widner, Marvin Spence, -,…

Black and white photo of a fourth grade class at Highland School in 1926. First row, left to right: Ellison Helbig, Maurice Hicks, Shelma Nichols, -, - Newman, Madaline Ames, Helen Elliott, Anna Bigelow, Cloa Ruth Shela, Emma Moore, Marvin Spence,…

A black and white photo of an unidentified class at Highland School in 1932. It's attached to a cardboard border.

Black and white photo of an unidentified class at Highland School in 1936.

Black and white photo of an elementary class at Highland in 1935. Front row: Burrin Miller, Alice, Peggy Simms, Louise Stout, Ralph Fuller, Carl Adams, Carl Robinson, Frank Jackson, -, Jack McDonald, Betty Jean Lamb. Second row: Jane Ruggles, Robert…

Black and white photo of an elementary class of Highland in 1933. First Row, left to right: Cecil Miller, Raymond Walker, Bobby Fuller, Betty Jean Lamb, Frank Jackson, Louise Stout, Wiladine Richards, Carl Adams, Peggy Simms, Mary Delabar, Nancy…

Black and white 1928 McDermott Elementary class photo taken from the Portsmouth Daily Times in 1986. Names listed on 2nd page.

Off-white, onion skin document with green and black fonts. Image of a train and an image of a man. Preferred stock no. 1326. Stock information on back. A Northern US Railroad that was mentioned regularly in the Portsmouth Times.

Sepia-toned portrait photo image of Charles Robertson. Photo is glued to mat. Robertson was a pastor at 2nd Presbyterian Church from 1909-1914. Later he served as "Supply Pastor" for 16 months until he left for N.Y. in 1946. He died in Connecticut in…