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  Greystone Motelpostcard

  Greystone Motel, 1 mile west of Portsmouth, Ohio on U.S. 52, the Atomic City

  Three colorized images of the exterior and interior of the motel on U.S. Route 52. In the 1959 Portsmouth phone book the number for Greystone Motel is UL 8-1711. The 1960 Portsmouth City Directory is the only directory listing Greystone Motel, one mile west on 52, phone UL 8- 1711. The 1961-1963 directories have Shawnee Forest Motel at one mile west on 52, same phone UL 8-1711. Nothing is listed for that location in the 1964 directory or thereafter.
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  Henry A. LorbergScrapbook

  Note From H. A.Lorberg

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: note from H. A. Lorberg at the beginning of Scrapbook Volume 6
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  Pictorial Portsmouth

  B. B. Gaylord and a Group of Mill Men
  
  

  black & white image from page 4 of Pictorial Portsmouth
  
  
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  Henry A. LorbergScrapbook

  Mrs. Orin Murfin; C. W. Anderson; Scioto County Fair; Second Annual (1872)

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Mrs. Orin Murfin; C. W. Anderson; Scioto County Fair; Second Annual (1872)
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  Industrial Portsmouth

  First plat map of Portsmouth 1803

  Henry Massie set up the boundaries and streets for Portsmouth in 1803. He named the town after Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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  Pictorial Portsmouth

  First Plat of Portsmouth

  black & white image on page in the Pictorial Portsmouth,
  page 3 in book
  
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  Henry Prescottletterhead

  Henry Prescott
  Dealer in Flour, Feed, Lime & Cement

  Letter written to Buckeye Fire Brick Company from Henry Prescott, 1905.
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  Pictorial Portsmouth

  Joseph Vollmer

  black & white photo portrait in book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 25
  alternate spelling: Volmer
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  Pictorial Portsmouth

  R. P. Rifenberick

  black & white photo image in book Pictorial Portsmouth, page 38
  (Richard P. Rifenberick)
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  Map of Scioto County, Ohio showing the Sub-Division into four original townships in 1803

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Map of Scioto County, Ohio showing the Sub-Division into four original townships in 1803
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  The Herald Dispatch, Huntington, West Virginia newspaper photos of the aftermath of the tornado

  Newspaper photos from the Herald Dispatch
  Upper Left: Boll's Feed Store where two were killed
  Lower Left: House destroyed
  Upper Right: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiser with overturned car
  Lower Right: House is blown off foundations
  
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  The Herald Dispatch, Huntington West Virginia
  Newspaper photos of the destruction cause by the Wheelersburg tornado

  Newspaper photos of the aftermath of the tornado.
  Left and upper right: birdseye view images of the path and destruction the tornado took in the Herald Dispatch.
  Bottom right: photo from the Portsmouth Times of the remains of the Reinhardt Transfer Company garage in Wheelersburg. This photo was taken by Jack Hall for the Portsmouth Times.