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  Bond Street School, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Two-toned photo image of the school building with blue sky. Small mar on card. This building was opened to students from 1906-1939, razed in 1948.
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  Wheelersburg High School Class of 1950

  Black and white group photo of the graduating class in front of the school building
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  Suburban Scene, Pine Creek, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black and white photo image of Pine Creek and bridge.
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  A Rural Scene, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Hand colored photo image of a bridge and canal in West Portsmouth.
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  Gallia Street, Looking East, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Colorized photo image of Gallia Street neighborhood across from the library, looking east
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  River Front, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black and white photo image of Portsmouth's river front depicting the Ohio River, boats, and the city
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  Portsmouth, Ohio

  Off white discolored postcard with female child in red border box on left, red and blue pennant to right with wording.
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  The General U. S. Grant Bridge, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Colorized image of the bridge crossing the Ohio River to Portsmouth (background) "Portsmouth's population exceeds 50,000" printed on front. "The Portsmouth Fullerton Bridge Co. owners, the Dravo Construction Company, Pittsburgh, PA. Builders on back. The first US Grant Bridge carried US Route 23 across the Ohio River from Portsmouth to South Shore/Fullerton in Kentucky. It opened as a toll bridge in 1927, became toll free in 1974, and was razed in 2001.
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  Scene On Cole's Boulevard, Portsmouth, O.

  Colorized lithographic postcard depicting early Cole's Boulevard with hills, houses, and farms.
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  Scene in Millbrook, Portsmouth, O.

  Colorized lithographic image of Millbrook Park depicting a lake and building in background. Levi York began developing Millbrook Park in 1899. It covered over 85 acres.
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  Portsmouth, O. USA

  Trifold colorized image of Portsmouth: scenic along the Ohio River. Has been in scrapbook, back damage.
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  The Home Of Jesse Stuart

  Color photo image of the house. Jesse Stuart was an American writer, school teacher, and school administrator best known for his short stories and novels set in central Appalachia. Stuart was born and raised in Greenup County, Kentucky. He died February 17, 1984 at the age of 77.