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Party of Squirrel Shooters (1825); Wm. Daily; Colonel Jno. McDonald; McDonald's Sketches; The Daily; Market Street; Front Street ;Watson House; United States Hotel; Eggnogg; Prayer Meeting (1874); Dutch Mike's Saloon; Huston Stone Front; Police Gazette; James Lodwick; Price of Corn (1814- 1820); Henry Sheeley; First Tailor (1805); Wild Turkey Trap (1805); Third (3rd) Street

Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 97. Party of Squirrel Shooters (1825); Wm. Daily; Colonel Jno. McDonald; McDonald's Sketches; The Daily; Market Street; Front Street ;Watson House; United States Hotel; Eggnogg; Prayer Meeting (1874); Dutch Mike's Saloon; Huston Stone Front; Police Gazette; James Lodwick; Price of Corn (1814- 1820); Henry Sheeley; First Tailor (1805); Wild Turkey Trap (1805); Third (3rd) Street

Party For "Handicapped Children"

Black and white photo image of guests and members. Pictured: Mrs. Braunlin, Mrs. W. Daehler. and Mrs. Hunt.

Partial View-- Mill and Vault Yard

Black and white photo copy of the Taylor Stone Company located in McDermott, Ohio.

Part of Wheeling Steel Corporation
Plant at Portsmouth, Ohio

Black and white photo image of the plant from parking lot, silver border. The steel mill at New Boston had several name changes through the years. It was Whitaker-Glessner Company from 1909 to 1920, Wheeling Steel Corporation from 1920 to 1946, and Portsmouth Steel Corporation from 1946 to 1950.

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Part of Tony Boll's Farm Supply, formerly the Chez Paree

Black and white photo image of Tony Boll's Farm Supply, formerly Chez Paree, after the tornado. Building was located in Ohio River Road.

Pictorial Portsmouth

Part of Industrial Parade, West Second (2nd) Street, on the Occasion of the Reunion of the Society of the Army of West Virginia, 1885

black & white photo image in book, Pictorial Portsmouth, page 6
Parade on Second (2nd) Street showing a coal wagon.

Parsons

Parsons Family Bible Records

Color, printed page in center of Bible.
Marriage of Thearl Parsons, Elliot County, Kentucky and Hazel Gillam, Carter County, Kentucky. Married in Greenup, County Kentucky, January 28, 1932. In the presence of Mrs. J. N. Herald, Mildred Simms. Signed: Rev. J. N. Herald, minister M. E. Church.