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From Humble Beginnings in 1798 This small Settlement Rose to Become the "Pottery Capital of the Nation." From the Booklet East Liverpool, Ohio, Reflections of 200 Years. [Some say the "Pottery Capital of the world, since the Potteries of East Liverpool did surpass the Potteries of England of that time.]
East Liverpool, Ohio 1876.
Aerial Views of Downtown East Liverpool circa 1957-59
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