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  Portsmouth, O. The B. and O. S. W. Rwy

  Colorized photo image of a steam locomotive crossing a bridge over a river
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  Sunday Afternoon League Pennant Winners, Season 1906

  Black and white photo of a pennant winning baseball team with "Selby" on their uniforms. Listed around the photo are the names and positions played.
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  River Front, Portsmouth, O., showing Flood Wall

  Colorized photo image of Portsmouth as seen from across the Ohio River from the Kentucky bank.
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  Historic Raven Rock, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Colorized photo image of several people who have climbed up onto Raven Rock.
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  View, Steamer "Homer Smith," Largest Excursion Boat on Ohio River, Maysville, KY

  Color image of the Homer Smith steamboat near Maysville, Kentucky. It was the largest excursion boat on the Ohio River.
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  Bird's-Eye View, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Colorized image of Portsmouth looking from the Kentucky hills across the Ohio River.
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  Delta Queen

  Color photograph of the modern steamer Delta Queen near Cincinnati.
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  The Public Landing, Portsmouth, O
  The Ohio Valley is Famed in Song And Story

  Sepia toned photo image of the public landing on the Ohio River at Portsmouth. The steamboat docked is the Tom Greene.
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  Pleasure Steamer "Princess" on the Ohio River

  Sepia toned photo image of the Princess steamboat in the Ohio River near Portsmouth.
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  The Hudson, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Colorized image of the Hudson steamboat on the Ohio River near Portsmouth
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  Graphic Picture of N. & W. Bridge as it Sagged after flood (1913)

  Black and white photo of the Norfolk and Western Railway Bridge over the Scioto River at Vera Junction in Portsmouth. It was severely damaged in the flood of 1913, but was repaired and used until 2003.
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  The U. S. Grant Bridge Portsmouth, O
  The Ohio and Scioto Valleys are Famous in Song and Story

  Black and white photo with the sky tinted blue, showing the first U.S.Grant Bridge looking toward Kentucky. It connected Ohio and Kentucky by US Route 23. Also known as the Fullerton Bridge, it opened in 1927 as a toll bridge, became toll free in 1974, was razed in 2001, and replaced in 2006.