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  The Captain's Quarters

  Color photo of the building at 539 Sixth (6th) Street. Historical Home listed as the "Captain's Quarters", built in 1843. Later the home to Creed Milstead, riverboat Captain. Upon moving to Lawrence County, he later fought in the Civil War. He moved there to Portsmouth in 1879 and worked in the clothing trade. He was elected mayor.
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  Lion Statue

  Colored photo image of a gray, stone lion statue originally part of the "Cogswell Fountain", now located at Shawnee State University.
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  Keyser Family

  Black and white photo image on cardboard of an unknown member of the Keyser family.
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  Aurilla A. Sowers

  Black and white photo image on cardboard. Written on back: "Aurilla A. Sowers"
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  Skip Keyser

  Black and white photo image of Skip Keyser holding a football. On back, written: "Skip Keyser - 1414 Findlay St. @ Grandma, Grandpa Keyser's"
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  Betty and Skip Keyser

  Black and white photo image of Betty and Skip Keyser. Betty is aged 4 and Skip is aged 5.
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  Charles and Etta Henry
  Betty and Skip Keyser

  Black and white photo image of Charles and Etta Henry with their children Betty and Skip Keyser. Writing on back says they are at Mahaffey's.
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  Charles and Etta Henry
  Betty and Skip

  Black and white photo image of Charles and Etta Henry with Skip and Betty, and a dog sitting on the steps of 1053 Seventeenth (17th) Street in Portsmouth, Ohio.
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  "Skip"

  Black and white school photo image of Raymond "Skip" Keyser. In 7th Grade.
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  Skip Keyser

  Black and white school photo image of Raymond "Skip" Keyser. Aged 6.
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  Skip Keyser

  Black and white school photo image of Raymond "Skip" Keyser. Aged 6.
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  Garfield Laxative Tea

  Wooden 12 inch ruler with an advertisement for Garfield Laxative Tea. Printed in black font. Ruler is aged with some dark marking.