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  Micklethwaitephoto album

  Mickelthwaite Family Album

  Aged and worn photo album with photos of the Micklethwaite family. Some photos have names and some do not.
  
  Page 6: Homer John Micklethwaite
  Page 9: Judge (William) Salter
  Page 10: Richard Micklethwaite
  Page 11: Rosanna/Rosana Ellen (Stockham) Micklethwaite
  Page 12: Joseph Harvey Stockham
  Page 13: Catherine Ann (Dewey) Stockham
  Page 15: Mary Anna/Annie (Byers) Micklethwaite
  Page 15: William R. Micklethwaite
  Page 16: Helen Nancy (McAleer) Stockham
  Page 16: John Milton Stockham
  Page 17: Joseph Dewey Stockham (right)
  Page 18: Martin Funk Micklethwaite
  Page 18: Samuel Taylor Stockham
  Page 19: John Milton Violet
  Page 19: Caroline M. (Dewey) Violet
  Page 20: Rosanna/Rosana Ellen (Stockham) Micklethwaite
  Page 20: Richard Micklethwaite
  Page 24: John David Micklethwaite
  Page 25: Laura Virginia (Gilbert) Kendall
  Page 26: Charles Wesley Brown
  Page 26: Sarah Etta (Stockham) Brown
  Page 26: Joseph Mills Brown (son)
  Page 27: John Milton Stockham
  Page 29: George M. Appel
  Page 34: Esther Katherine (Stockham) Thomas
  Page 35: Vesta May Stockham
  Page 36: Russell Stockham (left)
  Page 36: Vesta May Stockham (right)
  Page 37: Sarah Caroline "Callie" (Zaler) Coles (left)
  Page 37: Joseph Harvey Zaler (right)
  Page 44: Charles Sherwood Stratton "General Tom Thumb" (far left, right photo)
  Page 44: Mercy Lavinia Warren Bump (Stratton's wife, right photo)
  Page 44: George Washington Morrison Nutt "Commodore Nutt" (right photo)
  Page 44: Miss Minnie Warren (Mercy's sister, right photo)
  Page 45: Louise Flanders Jackson
  Page 48: Rosanna/Rosana Ellen (Stockham) Micklethwaite
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  Unknown Group of School Children

  Sepia toned postcard of a group of unknown school children. Presumed to be elementary children at a Sciotoville school.
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  Marting's, 125th Anniversary

  White card with black and white image of the store front with black print, "Marting's, 125th Anniversary. 1872-1997. Blank inside.
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  Pine Creek Bridge on U.S. 52, Wheelersburg

  Black and white photo image of the Pine Creek Bridge with the men of the J.W. Seidensticker Contractors.
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  Certificate of Promotion at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church

  Manila card with biblical image, brown fonts and black type in the fill-in spaces. Signed in ink by the minister and superintendent. Certificate for David Dement.
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  Berean Baptist Church

  Berean Baptist Church "100 Years, 1880-1980"

  Tan cardboard covered booklet with building images and black fonts. Inside is typewritten (9 pages) of the church history.
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  cooking schoolW.P.A.Y.

  W. P. A. Y. 's '83 Homemaker School

  Blue card (stock) with black illustrations and fonts. Photo of Mike Bennett. Sponsored by Mike's Appliance and T.V. Discount. Annual Cooking School. Conducted by Janet Birch.
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  change purseThe Gilbert Grocery Co....1 more

  Gilbert Grocery Change Purse

  Brown leather change purse with "Compliments of the Gilbert Grocery Co. Portsmouth, Ohio." Snaps shut with metal clasp.
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  notepadThe Gilbert Grocery Co....1 more

  The Gilbert Grocery Co. Wholesale Grocers, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black leather writing/notepad. Used papers have been torn out, only blank pages inside.
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  7th streetSeventh Street...5 more

  Washington and West Seventh Streets Signs

  Black metal with white print street signs for Washington Street and West Seventh Street. Between the years 1911 and 1912, street addresses in Portsmouth were changed if they had the words West or East in them, meaning West Seventh Street turned into Seventh Street.
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  coin bankFirst National Bank

  First National Bank Coin Bank

  Silver metal, with markings and rust in some places, coin bank with handle. Has a slot for coins to go in. On front" "First National Bank, "The Bank for Working People", Portsmouth, Ohio."
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  bottlePortsmouth Brewing and Ice Company...2 more

  Portsmouth Brewing and Ice Company, Portsmouth, O.

  Amber, clear glass bottle with embossed "Portsmouth Br'g & Ice Co., Portsmouth, Ohio, Cap 1 PT, 8 Fluid OZ." Julius Esselborn owned the Brewery from 1889 until his death in 1900, when his son Paul took over.