Tan-aged paper attached to a scrapbbok page. Pictured is a typed letter to Henry A. Lorberg from Herrman Mohr of the Cleveland store of the Richman Brothers Co. The letter refers to a transaction that occurred in which Mr. Lorberg sent them two photographs of the new Temple building. The company acknowledges their beginnings in Portsmouth. Richman Brothers Company began in Portsmouth and was located on Front Street in 1856. Originally the company was called Lehman, Richman & Company as it was started by Joseph Lehman and Henry Richman.
ged- tand in color, typed letter to Henry A. Lorberg from the Department of Auditor of State in Columbus. The letter refers to the old courthouse and is written by someone who grew up in Scioto County. He gives a few details about some things he did in his youth.
Scanned photo image of page from scrapbook: letter to Henry A. Lorberg from Augustus Granville Dill about sending Lorberg a photo to use for his scrapbooks.
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Letter to H. A. Lorberg from T. Bertrand Trexler. Letter thanks Lorberg for information he'd sent about a relative named Emanuel Trexler
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 18. Pictured: Letter to H. A. Lorberg From Mary E. Draper about a tribute Lorberg paid to B. B. Gaylord and his daughter
Article About Dr. G. S. B. Hempstead who was a pioneer of Scioto County. Hempstead was born in 1794 and died in 1883. He dedicated much of his time to archaeology and drew maps of local Indian Mounds.
Bottom: The Gaylord Elm was named to commemorate the Gaylord Rolling Mills, Levi D. York, and York Place.
scan of typed letter to Gerald Boyd, Chairman for the Second Presbyterian Church's Publicity Committee, from Albert F. Marting. Letter contains publicity update for the upcoming 75th Anniversary event of the church. Black ink with signed signature for Albert F. Marting at bottom.
scan of typed letter to a member of the Board of Trustees for Second Presbyterian Church. Letter contains information from a previous meeting and a rundown of duties for other church committees.
