Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Typed page giving details about Local Newsboys. also pictured: Jake Bauer; Samuel Randall Ross; W. Musser
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured is a typed page giving details about the Cincinnati Enquirer and some local newsboys in the area. M. &. C. Train; Abe, George, Mayer, and Julius Seeberger; E. l. Gates; George Watkins; Brunner's Corner; F. Vigus; W. E. Hancock; Reed and Duduit; Henry Klingman
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page with some information about local merchants and businessmen. T. M. Lynn; Pike County; Gableman's; Dan Rice; "Black Maria;" Martin Becker; Governor Sprague
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page with information about local merchants and businessmen and some entertainment; Mr. Holmes; John W. Lewis; Lake Erie; Fair at Massie Hall; Soldiers' Monument; Rev. Dr. Pratt; Kate Crichton; Mame Gibbs; G. G. Gaylord; Harley Amen; Tim McCarty; Valley Book Store; Frank McFarlin; J. F. Towell; William Jordan; Luther Miller
Black and white photocopy of newspaper article for the Tri-State softball title between Fairmont and "Barklow's Girls" in Portsmouth. Bottom row, middle: Jane Walbright
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 185. Pictured is a typed page with two sections. First part: Information about the Local Gas Company and the men who worked there. Civil War; James McCann; John McNeill; L. C. Robinson; A. R. (Gus) Turley; lamp lighter Billy McGee; gas lamp
Second part: Ordinance for the Licensing of Dogs in Portsmouth. The reason for this was because dogs played an important role in herding animals used for meat by the butchers.
Sepia-toned photo that has been glued to black cardboard. On the back "Kentucky about 1896" with individual names. Names were in Scioto County: Cliff Thompson, Harry Miller, Kate Newman, Lou Nicholas, Amy Thompson, Elmer Dover, Sarah Thompson, Harry Smith, Jean Baker and Ned Alger. Kentucky in background.
scan of typed press release from the Ohio Agrinews, news from the Ohio Department of Agriculture. The typed page details when the Scioto County Agricultural Society received a certificate of achievement for organizing a successful fair in 1989.
