Black and white photo image of a man and a woman standing on Raven Rock. The famous rock sits facing the junction of the Ohio and Scioto Rivers about two miles west of Portsmouth. Old Scioto County folklore says that the rock used as a lookout point for the Shawnee Indians.
Black and white photo of damaged Wallace Mill Bridge 3.5 miles east of Minford on Long Run, County road 222. Flooding in 1961 washed away one end of the bridge which had spanned Rocky Fork, a branch of the Little Scioto River.
Black and white photo of Wallace Mill Bridge 3.5 miles east of Minford on Long Run, County road 222. The bridge spanning Rocky Fork, a branch of the Little Scioto River, was destroyed by flooding in 1961.
Black and white photo of Wallace Mill Bridge 3.5 miles east of Minford on Long Run, County road 222. The bridge spanning Rocky Fork, a branch of the Little Scioto River, was destroyed by flooding in 1961.
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured are two black and white photos: Covered Bridge over the Little Scioto and Palais Rink; Grand Opera House
Tarnished, silver tokens used by customers of the Coverston Meat Market at 2114 Gallia Street in white protectors. One is 10 cents, the 5 cent is designated as a rare "punched ingle" token.
