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  Greetings from Friendship, Ohio

  Colorized image of country scene with "Greetings from Friendship, Ohio" in red at bottom. Back indicates that not mailed.
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  Greetings from Friendship, Ohio

  Colorized image of a country scene with, "Greetings from Friendship, Ohio" in red at bottom. Back indicates was never mailed.
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  The New Presbyterian Church, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Sepia-toned, illustrated image of Second (2nd) Presbyterian Church at Ninth (9th) and Waller Streets. Series #117 (postmarked).
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  Lafayette School Class 5A

  Sepia-toned photo postcard of the 5th grade class (5a) of Lafayette School. On back- addressed to Marie Besco, Gillia (Gallia) Ave, Sciotoville, Ohio. Marie in photo, but not indicated.
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  Gallia StreetY.M.C.A...1 more

  Y.M.C.A., Portsmouth, Ohio

  Color photo postcard of the Y.M.C.A. building on Gallia Street. (1236 Gallia)
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  Chillicothe Street North from Second, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black and white photo image postcard of Chillicothe St., North from 2nd St. Handwriting and postage on back.
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  Fowler'sIrene Ramey Books...2 more

  Paul and Irene (Ramey) Book

  Sepia-toned postcard of (Albert) Paul and wife, Irene Ramey Book. Writing on back in pencil gives the names. The last name is written as "books" but both ways in records. Married 1919(?); Divorced 1936, possibly wedding photo.
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  Higgins in Portsmouth

  Sepia-toned postcard, divided back, unsent. Writing on front, "Higgins in Portsmouth." Image of 2-story house with Children in the steps, no location given.
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  ohio riverportsmouth...2 more

  "The meeting of the waters, Sciota (O) and Ohio Rivers, Portsmouth, Ohio"

  Tinted postcard, photo image, with red printed title. Some damage at top-center. Piece of image torn away. Red water spot upper left.
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  Central Baptist Church, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Sepia-toned postcard of the church building and cars along the streets Roberson and Young, since 1924 the church was located at 2235 Roberson until it was destroyed by fire December 17th, 1961. The fire was arson over a surgery.