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George Stevenson; John L. Ward; D.N. Murray; Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works; Miss Nancy; Miss Marie Montgomery; William Hall; Means, Hall & Co; Thomas Dugan & Co; Thomas Hall, Foote, Lorin, and Wyllys; Margaret Kinney; Aaron Kinney; First Bookstore (1817); First Flour Mill (1818); First Steamboat (1824) (1829); Aaron Fuller; Josiah Shackford; Diana; First Torchlight Procession (1820); Henry Clay

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Title
George Stevenson; John L. Ward; D.N. Murray; Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works; Miss Nancy; Miss Marie Montgomery; William Hall; Means, Hall & Co; Thomas Dugan & Co; Thomas Hall, Foote, Lorin, and Wyllys; Margaret Kinney; Aaron Kinney; First Bookstore (1817); First Flour Mill (1818); First Steamboat (1824) (1829); Aaron Fuller; Josiah Shackford; Diana; First Torchlight Procession (1820); Henry Clay
Description
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 322. Pictured: George Stevenson; John L. Ward; D.N. Murray; Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works; Miss Nancy; Miss Marie Montgomery; William Hall; Means, Hall & Co; Thomas Dugan & Co; Thomas Hall, Foote, Lorin, and Wyllys; Margaret Kinney; Aaron Kinney; First Bookstore (1817); First Flour Mill (1818); First Steamboat (1824) (1829); Aaron Fuller; Josiah Shackford; Diana; First Torchlight Procession (1820); Henry Clay
Creator
Henry A. Lorberg
Date
1817; 1818; 1820; 1824; 1829
Format
Scanned scrapbook page
Coverage
Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio
Rights
Scioto County Public Library

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Citation

Henry A. Lorberg, “George Stevenson; John L. Ward; D.N. Murray; Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works; Miss Nancy; Miss Marie Montgomery; William Hall; Means, Hall & Co; Thomas Dugan & Co; Thomas Hall, Foote, Lorin, and Wyllys; Margaret Kinney; Aaron Kinney; First Bookstore (1817); First Flour Mill (1818); First Steamboat (1824) (1829); Aaron Fuller; Josiah Shackford; Diana; First Torchlight Procession (1820); Henry Clay,” Scioto County Public Library Local History Digital Collection, accessed February 28, 2025, https://sciotolibrary.org/history/items/show/23348.

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