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  Scrapbook

  Burgess Steel & Iron Works; Interior of First Baptist Church

  Scanned unnumbered page from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing black & white illustration of the Burgess Steel and Iron Works, Capacity 300,000 tons per day; black & white photo of the interior of the First Baptist Church; clipped ad for The First National Bank: J. W. Bannon; A. M. Damarin; Simon Labold.
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  Burger Chef

  Round, wooden token with black print advertising "Good for 5¢" Burger Chef. Located at 2734 Scioto Trail.
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  Mary E. Skelton

  Bureau of Pensions letter to Mary E. Skelton

  Form letter printed in red with typed information entered about the pension payment due her.
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  Bunk Cooper

  Bunk Cooper

  Copy of black & white photograph.
  Labeled on back: Bunk Cooper
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  Scioto County Fair

  Bumper Cars, 1960s

  scan of a black and white photo of bumper cars at the fair in the 1960s.
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  Built by Curtis and Shumway. General Contractors- Portsmouth, O.

  Sepia photo image of a waterway with a house in the background surrounded by trees.
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  buildinghigh school...2 more

  Building Offices-Old Portsmouth High School

  Signs listing the building offices in the old Portsmouth High School. The building was closed in 2006, demolished by May 2007.
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  Building of the Grant Bridge

  Black and white photo picturing stages of building the bridge with engineer F. J. Lloyd Jr. Portsmouth approach.
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  Building of the Grant Bridge

  Black and white photo picturing stages of building the Grant Bridge with engineer F. J. Lloyd Jr. Forms up on the Portsmouth approach.
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  Building of the Grant Bridge

  Black and white photo picturing stages of building the bridge with engineer F. J. Lloyd Jr. Roadway slab.
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  Building of the Grant Bridge

  Black and white photo picturing stages of building the bridge with engineer F. J. Lloyd Jr. Reinforcing the roadway slab.
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  Building of the Grant Bridge

  Black and white photo picturing stages of building the bridge with engineer F. J. Lloyd Jr. Columns of the Girder Pier 3.