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Great Flood of 1916, from "A Long Life in Buncombe County: The Reminiscences of Ottis Green, Sr."
Ottis Green
,
1964
Asheville Victims Claimed by Flood
Asheville Citizen
,
July 17, 1916
Towns and Villages Wrecked by Floods
Asheville Times
,
July 17, 1916
Excerpt from "Hill Family History"
Arthur Lee Hill
,
1983
George Roberts on the Flood of 1916
George M. Roberts
,
April 20, 2004
Clint Hall on the Flood of 1916
Clint Hall
,
1995
What next?
Joy Franklin
,
September 19, 2004
Victim of the 1916 flood never forgot
Susan Reinhardt
,
September 9, 2004
Excerpt from the 1916 diary of Pauline Moore
Pauline Moore
,
1916
Asheville City Council Minutes, July 22, 1916 special session
City of Asheville
,
July 22, 1916
Close-up of damage
Photographer unknown
,
July 7, 1916
More flood damage
Photographer unknown
,
July 7, 1916
View of Biltmore Flood
Luther H. Higgason
,
7/7/1916
Flood waters surrounding power lines and weeds
Photographer unknown
,
July 7, 1916
Flood damage to industrial area
Photographer unknown
,
July 7, 1916
Swannanoa River near a forest
Photographer unknown
,
July 7, 1916
Overflowing dam
Photographer unknown
,
July 7, 1916
Debris piled against the National Casket Company building
Photographer unknown
,
July 7, 1916
Flood damage to an industrial area
Photographer unknown
,
July 7, 1916
Home amidst flooded waters.
Photographer unknown
,
July 7, 1916
Flood waters in front of an industrial area
Photographer unknown
,
July 7, 1916
Excerpt from Asheville Municipal Bulletin, September 1916 (Volume 1, Number 8)
L.E. Perry
,
September 1916
"Exaggerated Reports" Born on the Streets of Asheville
Author Unknown
,
July 22, 1916
Higgason Studio Flood Photos
Higgason Studio
,
July 20, 1916
Governor's Statement
Governor Locke Craig
,
July 20, 1916
De Profundis
Billy Borne
,
July 20, 1916
Reaper Claims More
Author Unknown
,
July 19, 1916
Contributions Near the Ten Thousand Mark
Author Unknown
,
July 18, 1916
French Broad Falls Slowly But Surely
Author Unknown
,
July 18, 1916
Executive Committee Meets to Form Plans
Author Unknown
,
July 18, 1916
Trail of Devastation Gradually Revealed as the Flood Waters Recede
Author Unknown
,
July 18, 1916
Asheville Victims Claimed By Flood
Author Unknown
,
July 17, 1916
Train Service Into Asheville From East Suspended at Present
Author Unknown
,
July 16, 1916
Great Hurricane Exhausts Force in the Mountains
Author Unknown
,
July 16, 1916
Seriously Speaking
Author Unknown
,
July 11, 1916
French Broad is Slowly Receding but Still High
Author Unknown
,
July 12, 1916
French Broad at Nine Foot Stage and Still Rising
Author Unknown
,
July 11, 1916
Park Association for the Weeks Law
Author Unknown
,
January 21, 1916
Scrapbook page of flood damage, probably 1916
Photographer unknown
,
1916
1916 Flood by the Avery Street Power Station
James Melmont McCanless
,
July 16, 1916
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Great Flood of 1916, from "A Long Life in Buncombe County: The Reminiscences of Ottis Green, Sr."
Asheville Victims Claimed by Flood
Towns and Villages Wrecked by Floods
Excerpt from "Hill Family History"
George Roberts on the Flood of 1916
What next?
Victim of the 1916 flood never forgot
Excerpt from the 1916 diary of Pauline Moore
Asheville City Council Minutes, July 22, 1916 special session
Close-up of damage
More flood damage
View of Biltmore Flood
Flood waters surrounding power lines and weeds
Flood damage to industrial area
Swannanoa River near a forest
Overflowing dam
Debris piled against the National Casket Company building
Flood damage to an industrial area
Home amidst flooded waters.
Flood waters in front of an industrial area
Excerpt from Asheville Municipal Bulletin, September 1916 (Volume 1, Number 8)
"Exaggerated Reports" Born on the Streets of Asheville
Higgason Studio Flood Photos
Governor's Statement
De Profundis
Reaper Claims More
Contributions Near the Ten Thousand Mark
French Broad Falls Slowly But Surely
Executive Committee Meets to Form Plans
Trail of Devastation Gradually Revealed as the Flood Waters Recede
Asheville Victims Claimed By Flood
Train Service Into Asheville From East Suspended at Present
Great Hurricane Exhausts Force in the Mountains
Seriously Speaking
French Broad is Slowly Receding but Still High
French Broad at Nine Foot Stage and Still Rising
Park Association for the Weeks Law
Scrapbook page of flood damage, probably 1916
1916 Flood by the Avery Street Power Station