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  The Municipal Building, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black & white artist rendition of the municipal building on 2nd (Second) Street in Portsmouth.
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  I Arrived Safely in Rarden

  Blue pennant with two children dressed as motorists in a circle next to the word Rarden. A fenced road way is drawn below the pennant.
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  Unknown Individuals

  Sepia toned photo image of a group of unknown individuals.
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  The Portsmouth Country Club

  Colorized image of the Portsmouth Country Club.
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  An Average Day Catch At Lucasville
  Can You Beat it?

  A Black and white image of a large fish being caught by fishermen in a boat above the words "An Average Day Catch At Lucasville. Can You Beat It?"
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  Little "Kaintucks" on the Banks of The Ohio, Vanceburg, Ky

  Black and white photo image of four children playing along the banks on the Ohio River
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  Ar Henry's Springs, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Three colorized images of Henry's Springs. First image is of two unknown men with a bicycle. The middle image is an old white house. The last image is a group of unknown individuals.
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  N. & W. R. R. Bridge 1937 Flood, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black and white photo image of the N & W Railway Bridge at Vera Junction during the 1937 Flood in Portsmouth. The bridge had been seriously damaged in the 1913 Flood, but was repaired and used until 2003.
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  State Route 25
  Portsmouth, Ohio

  Sepia toned photo image of State Route 25 near Portsmouth with a car and electric lines in the scene.
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  N. & W. R. R. And "Sciota" River, Near Portsmouth, Ohio

  Photo image of the N & W Railroad near the Scioto River. On September 7, 1838, the N & W Railroad started out as a small nine mile run between the towns of Petersburg and City Point, Virginia. The railroad would eventually grow to encompass some 5000 miles and pass through Portsmouth, Ohio.
  
  
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  Brush Creek

  Photo image of unknown individuals in a small boat in Brush Creek, Ohio. Brush Creek Township was organized in 1820 from a part of Union Township. The waterway Brush Creek is the longest continuous stream in Adams County, Ohio.
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  Bridge at McDermott, Ohio

  Photo image of the bridge at McDermott. The town is located in western Rush Township in Scioto County.