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49. Flood of the Ohio River at St. Marys, W. Va.

IDNO:
026720
Title:
Flood of the Ohio River at St. Marys, W. Va.
Date:
1913/03/29

50. Afloat on the Ohio, School Building Passing Under Bridge during Flood, Wheeling, W. Va.

IDNO:
027912
Title:
Afloat on the Ohio, School Building Passing Under Bridge during Flood, Wheeling, W. Va.
Date:
1907/06/19
Saturday 3 p.m.

51. View Up Ohio River from Railroad Bridge at Mile Run Road

IDNO:
028174
Title:
View Up Ohio River from Railroad Bridge at Mile Run Road
Date:
1899/09/16
Description:
Saturday 3 p.m.
A view of flooded streets; looking up Front Street from Greene Street likely in Marietta Ohio. The view is on a postcard possibly mailed from Waverly, W. Va., which is a small town across the Ohio River from Marietta, OH.

52. Flood Scene with Rescue Boats, Marietta,Ohio

IDNO:
028946
Title:
Flood Scene with Rescue Boats, Marietta,Ohio
Date:
1907
Description:
A view of flooded streets; looking up Front Street from Greene Street likely in Marietta Ohio. The view is on a postcard possibly mailed from Waverly, W. Va., which is a small town across the Ohio River from Marietta, OH.
Cairo Illinois or Mound City, Illinois or Kentucky. The marker reads: The Prince of the French Explorers--Commissioned by Louis XIV of France the Sieur Robert De La Salle, sweeping down the Mississippi with his Flotilla of canoes stopped in 1882 at this place. In his quest for the mouth of the Mississippi and an outlet for the French fur trade. This river called Ohio by the Iroquois and Quabache (Wabash) by the Algonquins was proclaimed by La Salle on April 9, 1882 to be the Northern watershed of the New Province of Louisiana of the French Colonial Empire.

53. Prince of the French Explorers Historic Marker

IDNO:
031419
Title:
Prince of the French Explorers Historic Marker
Date:
1950
Description:
Cairo Illinois or Mound City, Illinois or Kentucky. The marker reads: The Prince of the French Explorers--Commissioned by Louis XIV of France the Sieur Robert De La Salle, sweeping down the Mississippi with his Flotilla of canoes stopped in 1882 at this place. In his quest for the mouth of the Mississippi and an outlet for the French fur trade. This river called Ohio by the Iroquois and Quabache (Wabash) by the Algonquins was proclaimed by La Salle on April 9, 1882 to be the Northern watershed of the New Province of Louisiana of the French Colonial Empire.
The photo was taken on Friday at 3:50 p.m.; 230.D (133).

54. Bridge at Bellaire

IDNO:
032004
Title:
Bridge at Bellaire
Date:
1884/08/19
Description:
The photo was taken on Friday at 3:50 p.m.; 230.D (133).
The photo was taken on Thursday at 3 p.m., sunny and hazy; 1365.Lot.56.

55. Ohio River and Island From Harmer Hill

IDNO:
032007
Title:
Ohio River and Island From Harmer Hill
Date:
1883/05/17
Description:
The photo was taken on Thursday at 3 p.m., sunny and hazy; 1365.Lot.56.
1203.

56. View up the Ohio River from Harmer Point

IDNO:
032009
Title:
View up the Ohio River from Harmer Point
Description:
1203.
The photo taken at 1:30 p.m.; 1363.Lot.56.

57. View of Harmer Hill and River From Park

IDNO:
032012
Title:
View of Harmer Hill and River From Park
Date:
1883/05/17
Description:
The photo taken at 1:30 p.m.; 1363.Lot.56.
A view of the icy Ohio River in Winter of 1901.

58. Ice in the Ohio River

IDNO:
033673
Title:
Ice in the Ohio River
Date:
1901
Description:
A view of the icy Ohio River in Winter of 1901.
The icy Ohio river in Winter of 1901.

59. Ohio River

IDNO:
033674
Title:
Ohio River
Date:
1901
Description:
The icy Ohio river in Winter of 1901.
A view of a truss bridge over the Ohio River at Bellaire, Oh; taken in Winter of 1929.

60. Truss Bridge at Bellaire, Ohio

IDNO:
033676
Title:
Truss Bridge at Bellaire, Ohio
Date:
1929
Description:
A view of a truss bridge over the Ohio River at Bellaire, Oh; taken in Winter of 1929.