J.V. Robinson; Charlotte; Hon. A.C. Thompson; Hon. O.W. Newman; Judge William Salter (1831); Scioto Furnace; County Commissioner (1808); Bigelow Church; Thomas Dugan; Selby Shoe Co; Gallia Street; Sixth (6th) Street School; State Senator; Elder Peters; Rev. Bethauser; Dr. Hempstead; Richard Lloyd; Elijah B. Glover (1811); The Courier; Water Street; Front Street; S.D. Bishop; First Book Store; County Auditor; Samuel Tracy; Bankruptcy; Life Boat; Henry Clay (1832); T.T. Garlic
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J.V. Robinson; Charlotte; Hon. A.C. Thompson; Hon. O.W. Newman; Judge William Salter (1831); Scioto Furnace; County Commissioner (1808); Bigelow Church; Thomas Dugan; Selby Shoe Co; Gallia Street; Sixth (6th) Street School; State Senator; Elder Peters; Rev. Bethauser; Dr. Hempstead; Richard Lloyd; Elijah B. Glover (1811); The Courier; Water Street; Front Street; S.D. Bishop; First Book Store; County Auditor; Samuel Tracy; Bankruptcy; Life Boat; Henry Clay (1832); T.T. Garlic
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Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 190. J.V. Robinson; Charlotte; Hon. A.C. Thompson; Hon. O.W. Newman; Judge William Salter (1831); Scioto Furnace; County Commissioner (1808); Bigelow Church; Thomas Dugan; Selby Shoe Co; Gallia Street; Sixth (6th) Street School; State Senator; Elder Peters; Rev. Bethauser; Dr. Hempstead; Richard Lloyd; Elijah B. Glover (1811); The Courier; Water Street; Front Street; S.D. Bishop; First Book Store; County Auditor; Samuel Tracy; Bankruptcy; Life Boat; Henry Clay (1832); T.T. Garlic
Creator
Henry A. Lorberg
Date
1831; 1811; 1832
Format
Scanned scrapbook page
Coverage
Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio
Rights
Portsmouth Public Library
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Citation
Henry A. Lorberg, “J.V. Robinson; Charlotte; Hon. A.C. Thompson; Hon. O.W. Newman; Judge William Salter (1831); Scioto Furnace; County Commissioner (1808); Bigelow Church; Thomas Dugan; Selby Shoe Co; Gallia Street; Sixth (6th) Street School; State Senator; Elder Peters; Rev. Bethauser; Dr. Hempstead; Richard Lloyd; Elijah B. Glover (1811); The Courier; Water Street; Front Street; S.D. Bishop; First Book Store; County Auditor; Samuel Tracy; Bankruptcy; Life Boat; Henry Clay (1832); T.T. Garlic,” Local History Digital Collection, accessed July 17, 2024, https://yourppl.org/history/items/show/24205.