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  The Peebles Paving Brick Company, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black and white photo image of the Peebles Paving Brick Company in Portsmouth. The Peebles Paving Brick Company's office was located at 317-320 Masonic Temple. The works were located at New Boston.
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  Skating Athletic Park, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black and white photo image of people skating on the Athletic Park in Portsmouth. The park was the main area where sports were played in the late 1800's and early 1900's in Portsmouth. The park was especially popular for baseball games in the Spring.
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  Flirting in Otway, O.

  Colorized image of young man tipping his hat to young woman holding a parasol
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  Greetings from Wheelersburg, O.

  Color image of blue flowers shaped in a heart, adorned with pink flowers and greenery
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  A Merry Christmas 1910

  Colored drawing of a church building, bird, holly, bells etc.
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  Greetings From Portsmouth, O.

  "Greetings From Portsmouth, O." written in golden script with a red rose tied with a green ribbon in the background.
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  Buena Vista, Ohio From the River

  Black and White Photo Image of Buena Vista - Building - Barge in Ohio River
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  Brush Creek Island, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black & white image of dark wooded hills beyond water
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  Taking A Day Off In Portsmouth, O.

  "Taking A Day Off In Portsmouth, O." written in gold script. In the background: young girl wearing a white dress with pink accents and a large pink bow in her hair tearing off a page in a calendar on the wall above her head.
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  Greetings From Portsmouth, O.

  "Greetings From Portsmouth, O." written in gold script with purple flowers in the upper right corner
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  Lock Down Lucasville S.O.C.F. Pin

  White and red metal pin for the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility.
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  Palace Restaurant

  Black and white sketch of a gentlemen dining in a treetop; advertisement for the Palace Restaurant. The building was located at 151 West Second (2nd) Street. George H. Freshell was the owner.