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York Place Portsmouth (Ohio)
Slightly green tinted image of park and hills. York Park, named for Levi D. York, was located on the Ohio River Bank on Front Street between Chillicothe Street and Washington Street in the early 1900's.
York Park Under Water
York Park playground under water. U.S. Grant Bridge construction.
York Park
York Park and construction of the new U.S. Grant Bridge across the Ohio River.
Workers-1937 Flood
Portsmouth, Ohio
Black & white photograph.
Unidentified location in Portsmouth, Ohio. Feeding the flood workers during the 1937 Portsmouth Flood.
Unidentified location in Portsmouth, Ohio. Feeding the flood workers during the 1937 Portsmouth Flood.
Workers-1937 Flood
Portsmouth, Ohio
Black & white photograph.
Flood workers being fed in an unidentified location in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Flood workers being fed in an unidentified location in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Wheeling Steel Mill Offices-1937 Flood
Rhodes Avenue, New Boston, Ohio
Black & white photograph.
The Wheeling Steel Mill Offices on Rhodes Avenue in New Boston, Ohio.
The Wheeling Steel Mill Offices on Rhodes Avenue in New Boston, Ohio.
West Portsmouth Flooding
Scioto River flooding along U.S. Route 52, looking toward West Portsmouth.
West Portsmouth Flooding
Scioto River at flood stage, looking toward West Portsmouth, along U.S. State Route 52.
Washington Hotel-1937 Flood
Portsmouth, Ohio
Black & white photograph.
The Washington Hotel is located at the corner of Second (2nd) & Market Streets. Looking south, Kentucky hill in the background.
The Washington Hotel is located at the corner of Second (2nd) & Market Streets. Looking south, Kentucky hill in the background.
View of Portsmouth-1937 Flood
Black & white photograph.
Unidentified location; view of flooded city streets in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Unidentified location; view of flooded city streets in Portsmouth, Ohio.
View of Portsmouth from the Ohio River
Black & white photograph. The Ohio River at flood stage, looking north toward Portsmouth.
US Route 52 over Scioto River
US Route 52 over the Scioto River, closed due to high water.