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Entries Containing All of the Phrases «scioto county» AND «ohio»

This list will also include matches for inflectional* forms of the words.
 
By Grant & Mary Ann Fish, June 4, 2023
Theodore Roosevelt Game Preserve Marker next to the original Game Preserve marker from 1922
RANKED BY RELEVANCE
1 ► Ohio, Scioto County, West Portsmouth, Washington Township — 11-73 — Theodore Roosevelt Game Preserve — Celebrating 100 Years of Conservation —

2 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — Scioto County, Experience Our Heritage — Reported permanently removed

3 ► Ohio, Lawrence County, Ironton — Did You Know? —
4 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — 3 — Platting of Portsmouth, 1803 / The 1810 House / The 1812 Era / Flood Gate House / Early Boneyfiddle — Floodwall Murals, 2000 Feet of History/2000 Feet of Art —
5 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Wheelersburg, Porter Township — 10-73 — Hillcrest Children's Home —

6 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — Scioto County, Experience Our Heritage — Reported permanently removed

7 ► Ohio, Pike County, Waverly — Answer To Question #12 — Ohio-Erie Canal Historic Trail —
8 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Otway, Brush Creek Township — 1-73 — Otway Bridge / Timber Covered Bridges —
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9 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — 2 — Alexandria / Alexandria Flood / Stone House / Court Street Gateway — Floodwall Murals, 2000 Feet of History/2000 Feet of Art —
10 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — The Crossing at Scioto County / The Underground Railroad — Historic Underground Railroad Site —

11 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — Scioto County, Experience Our Heritage — Reported permanently removed

12 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Lucasville — 6-73 — Lucasville Cemetery / Captain John Lucas Founder of Lucasville —
13 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — 8-73 — Portsmouth and the Ohio River —

14 ► Ohio, Meigs County, Pomeroy — 12-53 — Morgan's Raid Route / Meigs County Courthouse — Pursuers converge at Pomeroy —

15 ► Ohio, Ashland County, Perrysville, Green Township — Mohican Fire Tower — Mohican-Memorial State Forest —
16 ► Ohio, Ross County, Waverly, Franklin Township — Ohio Forest Management Through the Years —
17 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — 1 — Introduction / The Mound Builders / Early Shawnee Village, 1730 / Celeron de Blainville, 1749 — Floodwall Murals, 2000 Feet of History / 2000 Feet of Art —
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18 ► Virginia, Lynchburg, Sandusky — Quaker Meeting House — The Battle Begins — Battle of Lynchburg —

19 ► Ohio, Ross County, Tucson, Harrison Township — Brush Ridge Fire Tower — Tar Hollow State Forest — Ohio Forest Fire Management Through the Years —
20 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — 10 — Chillicothe Street, 1940's / Steel Industry, 1870-1980 / Clarence Holbrook Carter / Carl Ackerman — Floodwall Murals, 2000 Feet of History/2000 Feet of Art —
21 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — Scioto County, Experience Our Heritage — Reported permanently removed
22 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — Scioto County, Experience Our Heritage — Reported permanently removed
23 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — Scioto County, Experience Our Heritage — Reported permanently removed

24 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — 13 — Portsmouth Motorcycle Club / Good Times Remembered / Sunset at the Point / Sister Cities — Floodwall Murals, 2000 Feet of History/2000 Feet of Art —

25 ► Ohio, Lawrence County, Ironton — John Campbell — Iron Master with Links to the Underground Railroad —

26 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — 9 — Roy Rogers / 1937 Flood / Branch Rickey / Kentucky Friends — Enjoy our mobile audio tour, exclusive digital content and much more! — visit: www.portsmouthmurals.com —
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27 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Otway — The Otway Covered Bridge — Ohio Byway — Scenic Scioto Heritage Trail —
28 ► Ohio, Scioto County, Portsmouth — 14 — Twilight / Dedication Panel / Muralist Robert Dafford — Floodwall Murals, 2000 Feet of History/2000 Feet of Art —
 
    Thin black lines indicate changes in relevance. Between each pair of lines entries are ordered geographically but all have the same relevance.
* Inflectional forms of words are their plurals, singulars, and possessives as well as gramatical tenses and similar variations.
 
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