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  First Observance of Decoration Day; Portsmouth "Y;" Harry Kinney

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Typed page talking about the First Observance of Decoration Day; Portsmouth "Y;" Harry Kinney
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  First Outing of Selby's

  Copy of black & white photograph.
  Written on back: First outing of Selby's.
  Unidentified women.
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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 A. LorbergScrape book

  First Plat of Portsmouth 1803

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: the first plat map of Portsmouth, made in 1803. Henry Massie laid out the map for Portsmouth, although he never visited or lived in the place.
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  First Plat of Portsmouth Showed
  Scioto Grain Company- H. S. Grimes, Agent

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: newspaper article discussing the First Plat of Portsmouth Showed- Henry Massie
  Scioto County Grain Company- H. S. Girmes, agent
  
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  Henry A. LorbergScrapbook

  First Plat Of Portsmouth, Made by Henry Massie in 1803

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: First plat map of Portsmouth, made by Henry Massie in 1803.
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  Still Image1850church...2 more

  First Presbyterian Church

  Colorized photo image of the First Presbyterian Church. Location-221 Court Street, corner of 3rd (Third) & Court Streets. Dedicated for worship, 1851. The oldest church building in Portsmouth. In 1973 the church building was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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  1st Pres Church1st Presbyterian Church...5 more

  First Presbyterian Church

  Black and white photo negative of the outside and inside of the First (1st) Presbyterian Church, located at 221 Court Street at the corner of Third (3rd) Street.
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  1st Pres Church1st Presbyterian Church...5 more

  First Presbyterian Church

  Black and white photo of the First Presbyterian Church at 221 Court Street at the corner of Third ( 3rd) Street. It was built about 1850 and has walls made of two-foot thick native brick. It is listed on the National Historic Register.
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  First Presbyterian Church Sunday School (1875); Rev. E.P. Pratt; Rev. H.A. Ketchum; Robert Bell; Miss Emma Bell; The List

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 112. First Presbyterian Church Sunday School (1875); Rec. E.P. Pratt; Rec. H.A. Ketchum; Robert Bell; Miss Emma Bell; The List
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  Scrapbook

  First Presbyterian Church Sunday School Teachers

  Scanned page 125 from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing typed text discussing and listing the Sunday-school teachers at First Presbyterian Church.