Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing black & white images of The Times Publishing Co., The Daily Times, The Sunday Sun-Times, The Morning Sun; View of Portsmouth from Kentucky
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 120. The Times (1819); Chas. Hopkins; Scioto Telegraph; Republican Principles; The Telegraph; Lawrence County Gazette; Paper Mill; Mill Street; Charles Smith; Col. Floyd L. Smith; Hopkins; Book Bindery; Eli Glover; Captain W. W. Rielly; Portsmouth Telegraph (1821); Portsmouth Gazette (1824); Lawrence Advertiser; John and James Carrahan; Front Street; Market Street
Photo image of page scanned from scrapbook: typed page about the Portsmouth Times "Extras" and the Biggs House Fire
Bottom row: Harry Kinney, Peter Brodbeck, and Thomas W. Kinney
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. The Thomas Dugan Home; Hugh Cook; Fannie Dugan; Benjamin Fryer; Elbert Patterson; Daniel H. Dodge; Dr. Thomas Waller's Residence; Drug Store; Post Office; Front Street; Fifth (5th) Street
Colorized image of the Terry Waller Mound along with fall leaves and bare trees with an unknown individual standing on top of the mound. On the back, it says that it was the site of the Portsmouth High School.
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page about the Taylor House. Biggs House; George Freshell; "United States Hotel;" Dick Melcher; Davy Hahn; Market Street; Garfield Avenue; Cole's Boulevard; Conrad Neal; wharfboat; M. &. C. Train; Biggs House Ball
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: the Taylor House with a description beneath: It was the predecessor of the Biggs House. Early on, it was known as the United States Hotel.
Bottom: Brief typed story about Thomas G. Calvert, a member of the guard in 1863.
