Scanned page 184 from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing a typed text account of the military groups of Portsmouth and their members and meeting places: Kinney Guards; John McQuigg; Pursell-Turley lands (Fair Grounds); General R. B. Hayes; General Geo. Crooks; Gen. Phil Sheridan; German Guards; Company A, 5th Regiment of Infanty O. N. G.; Chas. F. Best; Captain frank Kricker; Adam King; Jacob Laubley; Peter Lant; Philip Reeg; Aug. Arnold; Chas. Findies; Andy Reinhart; Geo. Hummell; Chas. Wagner; Martin Kelllar; C. W. Kissinger; John Hinkle; Louis Wilhelm; Louis Kricker, F. A. Stearns; Joe. Diener; Geo. Doerr; Wm. Koblens; Wm. Bruch; Geo Daum Jr.; Casper Warner; Sam'l Lorberg; Frank L. Marting; Val Heisel; Phil Koblenz; Louis Stahl; Jacob Bendel; Theo. Lehman; Gustav Pelzel; John M. Doerr; Thos. Herder; John P. Reinhart; Chas. G. Stahl; Henry Berger; Adolph Bruner; Wm. Pfleger; Wm. Lorey; Henry Nagleison; Chas. Schneider; Geo. youngman; Wm. Duewell, Jacob Berndt; Louis Baum; Adam Pabst; Casper Bachmeyer; Henry Offenbacher; Geo Spangler; Wm. Klotz; Paul Weinard; Henry Birk; M. J. Rauch; Jacob Goetz; Chas. Miller; J. C. K.otz; Adam Wildermuth; W. P. Stevens; Nelson Lozier; Geo. A. Hied; Fred Albrecht; Jos. Haag; John Emmett; Adam Reider; Wm. Gowdy; Louis Lust; Frank Weatherwax; Sam'l Nichols; Jno. M. Heisel; Fred Heisel; John A. Becker; John Behrens; Albert Frech; Veteran Guards; Henry Wiliams; Luther Jones; Company H.
Below: Black & white image of the storefront of Win Nye, The Druggist.
"Students working in the Summer Youth Employment & Training Program through Community Action paint the walls of the future military museum on Gallia Street."
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Military Order; Loyal Legion of the United States; In Memoriam; William Wallace Reilly; Captain 30th Ohio Volunteer Infantry; 141st O.V.I.
Scanned page 43 from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing a typed text narrative about military reunions in Portsmouth. A black & white image of C. W. Helfenstein. A copy of a note from the Treasurer of the Corporation of Portsmouth. Business clippings for R. Brunner & Co., Dry Goods and J. L. Treuthart, City Bookstore.
Black and white photo image of the mill and vault yard of the Taylor Stone Company. Picture taken January 1925 - Note large stock finished vaults for winter demand- The Taylor Stone Company McDermott, Ohio. "World's Largest Producers of Stone Burial Vaults"
Black & white photo image.
on back : Designed to pump sewage and force it underwater into the Ohio River when the river rises to a stage of 43 feet. Beneath this superstructure is a well holding two electric engines capable of pumping 12,000 gallons of sewage. The reservoir beneath this pumping station holds 160,000 gallons of sewage and storm water. Cost of this station was 51,000 of which the WPA paid 40,000.
