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Colorized photo image of Ye Old Lantern located at 601 Second (2nd) Street. The restaurant first appears at that location in 1989. Previously, the building had housed another restaurant named the Serving Spoon Restaurant.

Colorized photo image of the Ye Old Lantern Restaurant located at 601 Second (2nd) Street. The restaurant first appears at that location in 1989. Previously, the building had housed another restaurant named the Serving Spoon Restaurant.

Colorized photo image of the Ye Old Lantern Restaurant located at 601 Second (2nd) Street. The restaurant first appears at that location in 1989. Previously, the building had housed another restaurant named the Serving Spoon Restaurant.

Tan color, black ink print and cursive with red stamped "account" numbers. A war ration book, # 4 with ration stamps for Emma and Louis Hollenbeck, stamps various colors/print according to usage.

Brown cardboard with ration coupons attached- Good for 1 Gallon. Black print. Instructions included. Green numbers in sequence on coupons. Fred Charles receipt OPA form, R-1188.

Sepia-toned, poor conditioned photo of 6 men working on the railroad (C & O) in Vanceburg, Kentucky. Four men unidentified on back; "John Gardener, Bill Flanegan, Dave Flanigan, and Mr. Bake. Scioto County Connections for the men.

Colorized photo image of the Woodrow Wilson School on Campbell Avenue between Sixth (6th) and Seventh (7th) Streets. The building was razed in 2007.

Colorized photo image of the Woodrow Wilson School on Campbell Avenue between Sixth (6th) and Seventh (7th) Streets. The building was razed in 2007.

Colorized photo image of the Woodrow Wilson School on Campbell Avenue between Sixth (6th) and Seventh (7th) Streets. The building was razed in 2007.

Cardboard gift box with multicolor Christmas pattern on outside and "Wolff" on inside. Wolff Men's Clothing, 320 Chillicothe Street

Free-standing advertisement on cardboard, green border with yellow, black, and white graphics. "Williams Shoes at Stores Everywhere- Priced from $2.99 to $5.99- Portsmouth, Ohio."

Color photo image of Williams Shoes advertisement page from "Seventeen" Magazine Issue May, 1960