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  The Millbrook Casino, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Colored photo image of the Casino, actually a theater just inside the park gates at 420 Rhodes Avenue. It was built in 1905 with seating for five hundred. Plays, films, concerts, etc. were featured all year around.
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  The Scioto County Childrens Home, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Colorized photo image of the county children's home, built in 1876 on Grant Street property that now is part of Mound Park. It closed in 1921 when Hillcrest Children's Home opened in Wheelersburg.
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  A Rural Scene, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Colored image of a hillside farm house and buildings. Believed to be the residence of Charles Brombacher at 1617 Mabert Avenue
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  Along the Scioto Valley, Portsmouth, O

  Colorized photo image of railroad tracks, the towpath, and the canal on the west side of Scioto county
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  Views of Portsmouth, O

  Black and white composite of Portsmouth scenes and buildings.
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  West End View, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Tinted image of the Ohio River with wooded hills in the distance
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  The Market Street Esplanade, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Tinted image of Market Street businesses surrounding the tree-lined central space
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  Suburban Scene, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Tinted image of country road between rocky cliff and trees
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  West Side Scene, Portsmouth, O

  Black & white image of waterfall by canal lock
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  Chillicothe Street, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Sepia tone photo image of Chillicothe Street looking north from the corner of Sixth (6th) Street. At the right is the Play House in part of the former Sixth (6th) Street Methodist Church building. The Play House in the 1914 City Directory listed: billiards, bowling, tobacco supplies, candy and magazines.
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  Motel ETT MAR

  Colorized photo image of the front of the Motel ETT MAR located at 1600 Kendall Avenue in Portsmouth.
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  The Portsmouth Motel

  Colorized photo image of the Portsmouth Motel located six miles west of Portsmouth on U. S. 52.