Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 154. Fete and Promenade Concert; Drug Stores; Brown's Broncial Troaches; Wizard Oil ; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup; Hostetters Bitters; Hal Pursell; George Fisher; Seeholm; Seel; Knittel; Moore's Grinding Works; John Lange; C. C. Hyatt
Discolored wooden box large enough for loaves of bread. Metal braces and name in black. Lloyd Douglas Feuchtenberger (founder of Betsy Ross Bakeries) was from West Virginia, but came to Portsmouth and opened the Feutchenberger Bakery, which started in Huntington. The name was changed during WWII to Betsy Ross Bakeries. It is said it was due to the sentiment towards Germans during this time. Mr. Feuchtenberger eventually returned to West Virginia. The bakeries were bought by Flowers Bakeries. Betsy Ross is still sold.
Black and white photo of 5th (Fifth) and Chillicothe Street at Christmas time. Shown is a large crowd of people on the streets with shops in the background.
black & white photo image on page in booklet-showing Chillicothe and Gallia. Looking east on Gallia Street- right corner shows First National Bank; across Gallia- Kricker Block- Central Savings & Loan, 811 Gallia; Inman Insurance & Real Estate and Portsmouth Business College, 815 Gallia; Findeis Saloon, 817 Gallia; Royal Savings & Loan, Frank Finney Real Estate and Hazleback, attorney 819 Gallia.
Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing black & white photos of Fifth (5th) Street looking east with the steeples of Bigelow church and the Episcopal Church visible; Market Street south.
