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Flooded street and building, with water almost up to the bottom of the windows on the first floor. The river crested at 56.6 ft. in Newburgh, with flood stage at 38 ft.
1937 | MSS 304-029 | Jerry Jerome Collection |
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Two woman standing next to a boat by a street that ends in the flood. There is a decorative brick fence. The river crested at 56.6 ft. in Newburgh, with flood stage at 38[...]
1937 | MSS 304-037 | Jerry Jerome Collection |
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F. Frank notions and dry goods business with sandbags out front. The water is up to sidewalk level, just below the sandbags. The river crested at 56.6 ft. in Newburgh, wi[...]
1937 | MSS 304-025 | Jerry Jerome Collection |
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A house and a barn on top of a small hill, with Our Home 1911 written on the photograph in the lower right corner.
1911 | MSS 304-017 | Jerry Jerome Collection |
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Flooded residence and yard with sandbags out front. The water is up to the foundation.
1937 | MSS 304-068 | Jerry Jerome Collection |
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Flooded building or house--the water is halfway to the roof line in front. The river crested at 56.6 ft. in Newburgh, with flood stage at 38 ft.
1937 | MSS 304-003 | Jerry Jerome Collection |
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The E.S. and N. RR station in Newburgh, IN. The Evansville, Suburban, and Newburgh Railway Co. built this station in 1912 on Water St. This was both a passenger and freig[...]
circa 1930 | MSS 304-043 | Jerry Jerome Collection |
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The riverfront during the 1913 flood. In the center is the Sherburne Park bandstand at 151 W. Water St. The river crested at 52.90 ft. on April 5, 1913. Flood stage is 35[...]
1913 | MSS 186-003 | Ulysses S. Waller Collection |
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Room at Evansville Central Labor Union at 208-210 N. Fulton Ave., formerly 610 Fulton Ave. The building dates back to circa 1910--it was a mercantile co. and a paper box [...]
n.d. | MSS 219-002 | Arthur Parady Collection |
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Houses along Riverside Dr. The house on the left, with the turret, is at 220 SE Riverside Dr., at the corner with Chestnut St. Elizabeth Hartmetz, widow of the founder of[...]
circa 1937 | MSS 155-002 | Gordon (Bish) Thompson Collection |
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