Market Street - In the Historic Boneyfiddle Area of Portsmouth, Ohio
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John Walter's painting of Market Street in the 1990s was reproduced in this post card, which featured one of the longstanding accounts of the Boneyfiddle name, claiming French origins in the phrase "Bonte Fidele."
This file appears in: How the Boneyfiddle Got Its Name: Historic Preservation and Economic Redevelopment in a “Land of Good Faith”
How the Boneyfiddle Got Its Name: Historic Preservation and Economic Redevelopment in a “Land of Good Faith”
In the spring of 1993, Portsmouth Murals Inc, launched plans for their first mural, a birds-eye-view of Portsmouth in 1903. Imogene Howland chaired the Art Committee, which included Carl Ackerman,…