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  Ohio River by Moonlight. Portsmouth, O.

  Colorized photo image of two steamboats along the Ohio River in moonlight. corners of card are clipped off. The boats are named "Island Queen" on the far side and "Cincinnati Gymnasium Boat Club" in the near view.
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  Ohio River by Moonlight, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Colorized photo image of the Ohio River by moonlight
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  Ohio River By Moonlight

  Colorized lithographic image of a river scene along the Ohio River with two steamboats. The one in the background is the Island Queen, and the one in the foreground has the words Cincinnati Gymnasium Boat Club on the side.
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  Ohio River at the U.S. Grant Bridge

  An account of the Ohio River at flood stage, near the U.S. Grant Bridge, looking toward Kentucky.
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  Ohio River at Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black & white photograph. Ohio River at Portsmouth, Ohio. Noted on back: 4-H boat ride.
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  Ohio River at Flood Tide (59 ft.) Ironton, Ohio

  Colorized image of unknown steamboat docked near the New Ironton Hotel
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  Ohio River At Flood Stage 1955

  The U.S. Grant Bridge, toll booth, Ohio River and flood wall on the Portsmouth side of the Ohio River.
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  Ohio River and Steamboats

  Photo image scanned from scrapbook: tpyed page detailing events involving the Ohio River and steamboats that traveled on it.
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  Ohio River and Kentucky Mountain, South Portsmouth, Kentucky

  Ohio River, Grayscale image, 1906 postmark
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  Ohio River And Dam No. 31, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black and white photo image of the Ohio River and dam no, 31 at Portsmouth.
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  Ohio River and C. & O. Railroad, Greenup, Ky

  Colorized Linen postcard of the Ohio as viewed from Greenup County, Kentucky. Pictured is the C. & O. Railroad tracks ( white border around image).
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  Ohio River and Bird's Eye View of Vanceburg, Ky

  Black and white photo image of Vanceburg, Kentucky, looking down on the town with the Ohio River receding in the background. Vanceburg was officially settled as a town in 1797. It was named after Joseph C. Vance, an early settler and salt maker for the town.