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  First Apostolic Church

  Color photo image of the First Apostolic Church located at 2502 Grandview Avenue. This Gothic Style building stands at Twenty-Fifth (25th) Street and Grandview Avenue. Built in 1956 of native sandstone from McDermott, it was originally known as the Manly Methodist Episcopal Church.
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  Scrapbook

  First Auto in the city: George M. Appel, H.S. Pritchard, Frank Kendall,
  Troy Ross,
  Charter Members Aurora F. & A. Masons

  black & white images scanned from scrapbook
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  First Auto Owned in Scioto County (1902); R. Stanley Prichard; A Lane Steam 2 Cylinder Car; George Appel; Frank Kendall; Addie (Smith) Tibbitts; W.C. Silcox; A.C. Davis; W.B. Stewart; Joe Dunlap; R.R. Peebles; Mrs. Elizabeth Lowry

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. First Auto Owned in Scioto County (1902); R. Stanley Prichard; A Lane Steam 2 Cylinder Car; George Appel; Frank Kendall; Addie (Smith) Tibbitts; W.C. Silcox; A.C. Davis; W.B. Stewart; Joe Dunlap; R.R. Peebles; Mrs. Elizabeth Lowry
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  postcardR. Stanley Pritchard

  First Auto Owned in Scioto County by R. Stanley Pritchard

  Black & white photo image of the first automobile in Scioto County, owned by R. Stanley Prichard in 1902. George Appel and Frank Kendall are also in the car. This card promotes Mr. Prichard for County Recorder in 1930.
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  First Baptist Church Good Bye Meeting; W. H. Bonsall; Brown, Adams & Brown

  Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing a blue printed announcement for a First Baptist Church Good Bye Meeting; black & white image of W. H. Bonsall; a business clipping for Brown, Adams & Brown.
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  Pictorial Portsmouth

  First Baptist Church, 1850

  black & white photo image scanned from book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 23
  North side of Fourth (4th) Street between Court and Washington Streets
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  Scrapbook

  First Baptist Church; Francis Campbell; and assorted annoucements

  Scanned page 46 from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing black & white image of First Baptist Church; an annoucement for a "Portsmouth Forward Movement" sponsored by the Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce; an ad for T.H. Collins, Pawnbroker; ad for Jura C. Fullerton, Attorney at Law; black & white image of Francis Campbell; ad for Mrs. E.F. Stedman, dealer in coffees, teas, spices, etc.
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  First Baptist Church; Skating at Athletic Park; Milbrook Park

  Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing colorized images of First Baptist Church; Milbrook Park
  Black & white image of Skating at Athletic Park
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  postcardTemple Baptist Church

  First Baptist Temple, Portsmouth, O.

  Black and white image of the First Baptist Temple located at the Corner of Gallia and Waller Streets.
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  First Bigelow Church, No. 1 built in 1834; Entrance to Greenlawn Cemetery

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: First Bigelow Church, No. 1 built in 1834; Entrance to Greenlawn Cemetery
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  First Bookstore (1817); First Flour Mill (1818); First Factory (1818); First Tax (1815); Gen. Kendall; Brush Creek (1824); Aaron Fuller (1829); First Fire (1820); First Torchlight (1827): Henry Clay; First Camp Meeting (1823); First Wallpaper (1833); C.C. Hyatt; Washington Kinney; Early Merchants (1844); Vincent Brodbeck; Nation Hotel; John Crughead; Paul Jones; Henry Steamshorn; Stephen Brodbeck; James Lodwick; Hugh Stewart; John Fecker; Fred Englebrecht; John Ross; G.J. Leet; Joseph Tritch

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 320. Pictured: First Bookstore (1817); First Flour Mill (1818); First Factory (1818); First Tax (1815); Gen. Kendall; Brush Creek (1824); Aaron Fuller (1829); First Fire (1820); First Torchlight (1827): Henry Clay; First Camp Meeting (1823); First Wallpaper (1833); C.C. Hyatt; Washington Kinney; Early Merchants (1844); Vincent Brodbeck; Nation Hotel; John Crughead; Paul Jones; Henry Steamshorn; Stephen Brodbeck; James Lodwick; Hugh Stewart; John Fecker; Fred Englebrecht; John Ross; G.J. Leet; Joseph Tritch
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  First Christian Church Plate

  Cream color ceramic commemorative plate with pink image of the First Christian Church building at Third (3rd) & Gay Streets in Portsmouth, Ohio. The building is shown as it appeared after the educational unit was completed in 1931 . Because the Gay Street widening project required the razing of this building, the last service was held on October 29, 1972.