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  Highland Class 1932

  A black and white photo of an unidentified class at Highland School in 1932. It's attached to a cardboard border.
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  Highland Bendpostcard

  Highland Bend, a Suburban Scene, Portsmouth, O.

  colorized image of the countryside and foliage.
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  Highland Bend, A Suburban Scene, Portsmouth, O.

  Colorized lithographic image of a suburban scene in Highland Bend near Portsmouth, Ohio
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  1937flood...1 more

  High Water-1937
  Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black & white photograph.
  Unidentified flooded Portsmouth neighborhood.
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  High Water Along the Ohio River-1937 Flood
  Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black & white photograph.
  Residents looking on as the flood waters rise along the Ohio River. U.S. Grant Bridge in the background.
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  High Water (58 Feet) Ohio River (1901) Ironton, Ohio

  Black & white image of steamboat docked at street level. Buffalo Bill Wild West Show sign on building at right.
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  High St. S, Rarden, O

  Black and white photo image of High Street S, Rarden, Ohio. Rarden was organized from a portion of Brush Creek on January 10, 1891 becoming the youngest township in Scioto County.
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  Henry A. LorbergScrapbook

  High School; The Sixth (6th) Street School

  Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 28. High School; The Sixth (6th) Street School
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  High School; Sixth (6th) Street School; Fred Doerr

  Scanned page 63 from Henry A. Lorberg scrapbook containing colorized images of High School and Sixth (6th) Street School. Black & white image of Fred Doerr.
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  High School, Portsmouth, Ohio

  Black and white photo image of the Portsmouth High School built in 1912 to replace the Davis High School at the corner of Gallia and Waller Streets. It was closed in 2006 and razed in 2007.
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  High School, Chillicothe, Ohio

  Colorized photo image of the High School in Chillicothe, Ohio
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  Davis High SchoolGallia Street...2 more

  High School, Portsmouth, O

  Colored image of the Davis High School on the corner of Gallia & Waller Streets. It had been the home of George Davis before being used as a school from 1902 to 1910. It was razed in 1912 for the construction of the new PHS.