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page 37 - 2 black & white photo images showing the flood of 1884 that consumed the city. In Feb. 1884, the river crested at 66.3’

page 38- 2 black & white photo images of the flood of 1884. Pictured at 136 West Second (2nd) is Nichols Furniture & Undertaking, Micklethwait & Brothers Groceries on corner of Second (2nd) & Market, Brunner Dry Goods on northeast corner and…

page 39- 2 black & white photo images of the 1883 flood. Pictured on Front Street is J. L. Hibbs & Co. at 115-117 Front Street with steamboat in background. Market Street pictures L. H. Simon Boots & Shoes at 126 Market Street.

page 40 - 2 black & white photo images of the 1884 flood on Fourth (4th) Street. At the corner of Fourth and Washington, image shows men in boat along with debris in front of the German M. E. Church. In the image on Fourth (4th) and Gay looking east,…

page 41- 2 black & white photo images of the 1884 flood. Pictured at Second & Court is the Portsmouth Tribune & Republican Newspaper. Gallia image pictures men in boats, debris.

page 42- 2 black & white images of floods. The 1884 image in a neighborhood with men in boats. The 1847 image shows Market Street businesses (no names) with a livery and a grocery.

page 43- 7 black & white photo portrait images of various sizes and shapes

page 44- a full page (22 x 17.5 cm) black & white photo image of the Sunday school teachers at First Presbyterian Church

page 45- 10 black & white photo images of various size portraits and a scene. In Front Street scene is pictured men standing on window ledges to avoid flood, boats and a steamboat.

page 46 showing 5 black & white images of various shapes and sizes of portraits and scenes.

page 47- 11 black & white photo images of various sizes. The shoe factory image has the name C. S. Cadot on the building which in 1878 was a book keeper on the west side of Second Street (2nd)

page 50- 2 black & white images of scenes. Tracy Park photo depicts men in uniform in the park in the autumn.
Images of Chillicothe Street shows Heer Brothers Clothiers and two other businesses (unnamed).