Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Flood Scene: Second (2nd) Street, East of Court, Feb. 13, 1884; The "Micklethwait" Corner, Second (2nd) and Market Streets, site of the "Washington"
Black and white photo image of the Second (2nd) Street Scioto River Bridge with several people nearby. Opened in 1915, this replaced the bridge washed out in the 1913 Flood. This bridge, the Sixth (6th) bridge at this location, was in use until 1997.
Black and white photo image of the Second (2nd) Street Scioto River Bridge during high water. This bridge, the Sixth (6th) bridge at this site, opened in 1915 to replace a bridge destroyed in the 1913 flood. This bridge was in use until 1997.
Black and white photo image of the Second (2nd) Street Scioto Bridge over the frozen Scioto River. This bridge, the sixth(6th) bridge at this site, opened in 1915 and was used until 1997. The 1913 flood washed out the previous Scioto Bridge.
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured is the Second (2nd) Street School with a brief description about the school and the first teacher, Clark Smith; C. A. Lodwick; Robert A. Spry; Dr. Kautzleben
Scanned page 28 from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing a colorized image of Second (2nd) Street School and typed text about the building and the first teacher, Clark Smith; black & white images of Dan White and All Saints Church with an inset of an unidentified man.
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page: Second (2nd) Street School, built in 1850 and torn down in 1917. Clark Smith was the first teacher. Image is a postcard.
Robert Bell and his residence on Mill Street. Bell worked as a blacksmith out of the back of the Lodge Cafe. Image cut from Pictorial Portsmouth.
On the left is Second (2nd) Street when the Portsmouth Banking Company was located at Second (2nd) and Court in the Elks Building as it was known in 1898.
On the right is the 1810 House on Waller Street near Kinney's Lane. It was the home of the Aaron Kinney family and is now a museum that is operated by the local Historical Society.
Black and white photograph of 1216 Second (2nd) Street. Sign behind the tree "Campus Ministry House". The house was demolished for Shawnee State University expansion.
In the photo, several unknown individuals can be seen on the right corner. The building at the right is the Hotel Washington. To the left, Adolph Brunner & Sons Dry Goods Store was located at 202-204 Market Street. A street car is running along the tracks in front of the store. Street cars in Portsmouth began running along tracks around 1893. The final run of the cars took place in 1938.
Second (2nd) Street looking east from Market Street with some unidentified individuals and a trolley car on the left. The building at the right in both photographs is the Hotel Washington, built in 1901.
A more modern image of the street is on the right. The Washington is still stands, but now it is part of the Riverview Retirement Center.
