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Only Known Example of Post Storm Galveston map with Remediation Infrastructure
At once a tragic and fascinating glimpse at the aftermath of the greatest natural disaster in American history. The unnamed Category 4 hurricane that struck Galveston on September 8, 1900 claimed as many as 10,000 lives and destroyed over 3,600 structures. Known simply asThe Storm, it forever changed the trajectory of Galveston, Houston, and all of South Texas. The historic accounts of first hand witnesses to the mind-numbing power and destruction are incredibly chilling. Absolutely no-one was prepared for this event, and all who survived were forever scarred by the scale and magnitude of the hurricane’s destructiveness.
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A Map of the United States of Mexico: Tanner, 1846
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View of Houston, Capital of Texas: Gleason's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion, 1852
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MAP OF THE CITY OF GALVESTON TEXAS JAN. 1904 COMPILED BY C.G. WELLS C.E.: 1904
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Course of the River Mississipi: Sayer 1775
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Thomas Jefferson and James Madison Official Letter to the Executive Directory of the Batavian Republic, Signed: 1801
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The Atlantic Charter: Winston Churchill & Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1943
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