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  Scioto RiverScioto River Bridge

  The Frozen waters of the Scioto River

  Black and White Photo of the image of the Scioto River and the Bridge
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  ohio river

  The frozen waters of the Ohio River

  Black and White photo image of the ice on the Ohio River
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  ohio river

  The frozen waters of the Ohio River

  Black and White photo image of the ice on the Ohio River
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  ohio river

  The frozen waters of the Ohio River

  Black and White Photo image of the ice on the Ohio River
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  Texticeriver

  The Frozen Ohio River

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  tornado

  The front of George Sherman's house

  Colorized photo image of the tornado aftermath in Wheelersburg.
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  buildinghigh school...2 more

  The Freedom Shrine-Old Portsmouth High School

  The Freedom Shrine wall display in the old Portsmouth high School built on 1912. It was closed in 2006 and razed in 2007.
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  Still ImageAnne DuPuylibrary card...1 more

  The Free Public Library Card, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Orange card with patron name, Anne DuPuy with address. Card was used to "draw out" or lend books. Card number and expiration date. Dates stamped for book returns
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  Free BaptistHutchins Street....1 more

  The Free Baptist Church, Portsmouth, O.

  black and white photo image of the church building, located on southeast corner of Robinson Avenue and Hutchins Street.
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  The Free Baptist Church, Portsmouth, O.

  Black and white photo image of the Free Baptist Church located at the southeast corner of Robinson Avenue and Hutchins Street.
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  The Franklin Ave. M. E. Church, Portsmouth, O

  Colored image of the church at the southeast corner of Franklin Avenue and Logan Street. The building was constructed in 1917, and in 2001 the congregation merged with three others to form Cornerstone United Methodist Church.
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  The Fourth Street School, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Colorized image of the Fourth (4th) Street School. The ten room school building was built in 1838 on the northwest corner of Fourth (4th) and Court Streets. The founder of Portsmouth, Henry Massie, donated the lots for the school to be built. This was the beginning of public education in Portsmouth. In 1930, the Fourth Street School was replaced by the George D. Scudder School.