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Advantages of Portsmouth
Page listing the positive qualities of Portsmouth in 1910
Advantages of Portsmouth
Page listing positive qualities of Portsmouth in 1910
All Saints Episcopal Church
and Hempstead Hospital
The All Saints Episcopal Church was located at 610 Fourth (4th) Street. The church was built in 1850.
Hempstead Hospital was located on Chillicothe Street at the northcorner of Kinney's Lane. It was later known as the General Hospital.
Hempstead Hospital was located on Chillicothe Street at the northcorner of Kinney's Lane. It was later known as the General Hospital.
Board of Trade
Board of Trade issued Industrial Portsmouth 1910 and it was published by Illustrated Cincinnati Publishing Co. 1910
Board of Trade Officers & Directors- Industrial Portsmouth 1910
Photo image of names and positions of the Industrial Portsmouth officers and directors.
Boating on the lake in Millbrook Park,
Concrete "Y" Bridge Millbrook Park
Black & white photos images of Millbrook Park in New Boston, scanned from book
Buster Novelty Company
Buster Novelty Company was located at 133 West Front Street. The company manufactured small little knicknacks and trinkets.
Carlyle Paving Brick Company
The Carlyle Paving Brick Company was located in Sciotoville, Ohio. They specialized in the manufacturing and distributing of bricks.
Children's Playground
A children's playground located in York Park. The park was located along the Ohio River where a steel mill had been destroyed by fire. The park was named after Levi York, president of Burgess Steel & Iron Works. Mr. York built his new plant in New…
Chillicothe Street
In the picture, the Grand Opera House can be seen, located at Chillicothe and Fourth Streets.
Daehler Building
The Daehler Building was a mortuary, sold furniture, Queensware, and carpet. It was located at 82-86 West Second (2nd) Street.