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  In Timmond's Park and the Esplanade

  Black and white images of Timmond's Park and the Esplanade.
  Esplanade: located along Gallia and Chillicothe Streets.
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  Birthday Greetings From Portsmouth, O.

  Birthday greeting card with a large display of pink and yellow flowers in the center.
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  Portsmouth, O. City Flag

  Colorized image of "Portsmouth's City Flag" comprised of the city surrounded by drawn flames. Portsmouth was established in 1803 and incorporated in 1815.
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  That Trip to Portsmouth, Ohio Korn Karnival Has Kept Me Pretty Busy.

  Advertisement for the Portsmouth Korn Karnival with a drawn man and woman who appear to be carrying things they might have gotten from the festival. The Korn Karnival ran in the fall from 1913 to 1917 when it was suspended due to World War I.
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  Greetings From Portsmouth, O.

  "Greetings From Portsmouth, O." written in silver script below a golden border and pink roses.
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  Greetings From Portsmouth, O.

  "Greetings From Portsmouth, O." written in golden script with a red rose tied with a green ribbon in the background.
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  Birthday Greetings From Portsmouth, O.

  Birthday greetings card with a large dark red rose in the center.
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  Greetings From Portsmouth, Ohio

  "Greetings From Portsmouth, Ohio" written in purple script with light blue and lavender flowers in the top left corner.
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  Vacation Days In Portsmouth, Ohio.
  Off on a Picnic

  Colorized drawing of a couple being pulled by a lone reddish brown horse across a grey scale drawn countryside.
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  Greetings From Portsmouth, O.

  "Greetings From Portsmouth, O." written in brown script with daisies in the background.
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  The Dearest Spot On Earth
  Portsmouth, O.

  Black and white globe with Portsmouth, O. stamped on it with a Dutch girl with pig tails beside it.
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  York Place And Gaylord Elm

  Black and white photo images of York Place and Gaylord Elm. Gaylord Elm was named to commemorate the Gaylord Rolling Mill, and York Place (York Park) was named for Levi York. The Burgess Steel and Iron Works on West Front Street burned in June of 1898. Levi York re-built his steel plant in Yorktown (New Boston) and the area on Front Street was developed into York Park.