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The Flood, Warehouse of Cambria Iron Works

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The Flood, Warehouse of Cambria Iron Works

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Photograph shows major flood destruction; in foreground a railway car lies on its side still partially attached to railroad tracks; in background destroyed warehouse buildings, debris covered street and receding water.
Copyright 1889 by Langill & Darling.

Additional titles for item: Pennsylvania, 1889. Johnstown flood. Warehouse of Cambria Iron Works; The flood, Johnstown, Pa., showing debris, Warehouse of Cambria Iron Works.

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Date

01/01/1889

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Contributors

Langill & Darling, copyright claimant

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Location

Walnut Grove (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.), 40.31028, -78.89611

Google Map of 40.31027777777778, -78.89611111111111

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