The Church of the Nativity (Catholic); Third (3rd) Street; Madison Street; Lower Mill; St. Mary's; The Holy Redeemer; Sixth (6th) Street; Gay Street; Iron Storage Yard; Scioto Valley Railway; Hocking Valley Railway; Uriah Barber; Henry Davidson; E. F. Draper; W. C. Draper; Ed Loomis; Pete Schilling; Scioto Foundry (1842); Temple of Fame W. S. Meyer
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The Church of the Nativity (Catholic); Third (3rd) Street; Madison Street; Lower Mill; St. Mary's; The Holy Redeemer; Sixth (6th) Street; Gay Street; Iron Storage Yard; Scioto Valley Railway; Hocking Valley Railway; Uriah Barber; Henry Davidson; E. F. Draper; W. C. Draper; Ed Loomis; Pete Schilling; Scioto Foundry (1842); Temple of Fame W. S. Meyer
Description
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 171. The Church of the Nativity (Catholic); Third (3rd) Street; Madison Street; Lower Mill; St. Mary's; The Holy Redeemer; Sixth (6th) Street; Gay Street; Iron Storage Yard; Scioto Valley Railway; Hocking Valley Railway; Uriah Barber; Henry Davidson; E. F. Draper; W. C. Draper; Ed Loomis; Pete Schilling; Scioto Foundry (1842); Temple of Fame W. S. Meyer
Creator
Henry A. Lorberg
Date
1842
Format
Scanned scrapbook page
Coverage
Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio
Rights
Portsmouth Public Library
Collection
Citation
Henry A. Lorberg, “The Church of the Nativity (Catholic); Third (3rd) Street; Madison Street; Lower Mill; St. Mary's; The Holy Redeemer; Sixth (6th) Street; Gay Street; Iron Storage Yard; Scioto Valley Railway; Hocking Valley Railway; Uriah Barber; Henry Davidson; E. F. Draper; W. C. Draper; Ed Loomis; Pete Schilling; Scioto Foundry (1842); Temple of Fame W. S. Meyer,” Local History Digital Collection, accessed July 16, 2024, https://yourppl.org/history/items/show/24680.