Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 309. Shown is a typed page with information about Market Square; The Kinney Guards; Gaylord Guards; Ohio State Guards; Co. C.K.G.; O.N.G.; John C. Entreken; John McQuigg; Army of West Virginia (1885); Sons of Veterans; Fair Grounds; The Pursell
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: Kinney Homestead, built 1872; Julia Marlowe, at 13 when she lived in Portsmouth; Funeral Notice for Charles Thompson Kehoe; Home of William Lawson, famous for his sugar corn and melons; John P. Terry
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 173. Kinney's Daughter (Mrs. W.A. Cissna) (1930); Mrs. Eli Kinney's Daughter; Mrs. D.B. Hutchins; Edward Hamilton (1826); The Courier; O.A.M. Damarin (1833); A.M. Damarin; J.V. Robinson Sr. (1829); Front Street; Hamilton-Peebles Reading Room; C.V. & H. Railroad; John G. Peebles (1819); Ohio Room; Public Library; Hotel; Pig Iron Corner; B.F. Conway; Thomas P. Broun; Rabbi Eichelstein; Williams Mfg. Co; Presbyterian Church; Dance Hall (1850)
Black and white photo image of page scanned from scrapbook. Pictured are Kinney's Lane in other days, W. C. Silcox, Julia Marlowe at 13 when she lived in Portsmouth, and Prof. Gittings.
