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  6th StreetCatholic Welfare Bureau...3 more

  Catholic Welfare Bureau

  Black and white photo negative of the Catholic Welfare Bureau of Scioto County building. It was established in Portsmouth in 1957 and then became a Community Chest Agency in 1960. in 1965, it was located at 534 Sixth (6th) Street.
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  footballphs...1 more

  Football Team

  Black and white photo negative of an unknown football team. Presumably an early Portsmouth High School team. No names given.
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  The Portsmouth Trotting Association Park

  The Portsmouth Trotting Association Park

  Black and white photo negative of the Portsmouth Trotting Horse Association Park.
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  trainWestern and Atlantic...1 more

  Western and Atlantic Railway

  Black and white photo negative of a Western and Atlantic Railway train.
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  HempsteadHempstead Map of Mounds...3 more

  Hempstead Map of Mounds

  Black and white photo negative of the Hempstead map of mounds around Portsmouth and South Portsmouth.
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  Memphisohio river...1 more

  River Boat Memphis

  Black and white photo negative of the River Boat Memphis on the Ohio River. Names the cities the boat visited along the side.
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  Street Car and Conductors

  Black and white photo negative of a street car and its conductors.
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  Baseball Player

  Black and white photo negative of an unidentified baseball player.
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  19371937 flood...3 more

  1937 Flood - Chillicothe Street and Scioto Trail Viaduct

  Black and white photo negative of Chillicothe Street/Scioto Trail viaduct. Emergency personnel on the bridge.
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  Baseball Player

  Black and white photo negative of an unidentified baseball player.
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  1st Pres Church1st Presbyterian Church...5 more

  First Presbyterian Church

  Black and white photo negative of the outside and inside of the First (1st) Presbyterian Church, located at 221 Court Street at the corner of Third (3rd) Street.
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  18841884 Flood...3 more

  Court and Sixth (6th) Streets, 1884 Flood

  Black and white photo negative of Court Street at Sixth (6th) Street during the 1884 Flood.