2017 Donations
December
- John Zellner & Mary Pelligrion – 14 books
- Bill Cullen (author)- “A History of Brewers in Portsmouth, Ohio”
November
- Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh- bound issues of Portsmouth Times (1940s)
- Martha Fuller- 2 Rauch family deeds
- Frank Myers, Jr.- monetary
- Anna Biggs- First Christian Church Memorial plate
- Portsmouth Cement & Lime Company- Old business ledgers, receipt machine and notes on the business history
- Stebbins Family (Malcolm)- Portsmouth Steel employee notepad
October
- Jay Cropper – 1937 flood scrapbook
September
- Terry Baldridge- “Ashland, Huntington, Ironton and Portsmouth Through Time”
August
- Betty Wellman- printer, family files, genealogy CDs, phone book, 4 file trays, printer ink, computer with family genealogy
- Paul O’Neill- Moulton book, Millbrook Park Roller Coaster postcard
- Margaret (Peggy) Orlett- Scrapbook
- Clyde Willis- “The History of Wheelersburg Football”
- Michael Day- 4 framed photos
- Allie Erwin (for Joyce Locke) Scrapbook
- Ann Adele Lloyd- 27 photos of the building of the U.S. Grant Bridge 1926
July
- Jack McGlone- scanned image of a Civil War letter
- Karen M. Morgan- Richards – “The Descendants of John Morgan and Mary Shaw”
- Barb Sedlock- 1916 Wheelersburg High School Commencement invitation
- Terry Cook- “Doc, My Tiger’s Got an Itch”, “Story of Portsmouth”, “Sunset”-booklet, “Marietta and the Northwest Territory”- booklet, 9 library renovation images and small photo album, 2 canal images, letter and an article on “Condensed History of Portsmouth”
June
- No donations.
May
- No donations.
April
- Charles Lincoln- monetary
- Anonymous- architectural sketch of a diner interior
- Water One Inc- Valley High Yearbook & 3 photos
- Anonymous- Image of Anti-saloon protestors (1911)
- Anonymous- “The Descendants of Thomas Miller”
March
- No donations.
February
- No donations.
January
- John McHenry- photos of police department, construction of the C & O Bridge and Chamber of Commerce.
- Anonymous- “Images of America”, “History of Delaware”, “Ohio Lands”, “The Hood Name in History (statistics only)”, “Heads of Families 1790 Census, Pennsylvania” and “Heads of Families 1790 Census, North Carolina”.