The 1937 Flood Journal
Neil SagebielA serialized account of the record Ohio River deluge that devastated my family and an entire region.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 63 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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How I Met Flood Survivor Lettie Hatcher Clark
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO — It’s been a decade since my first trip to this southern Ohio river town in the Appalachian foothills. I was returning home from Indiana, and Portsmouth was not far off the usual route.
By this time, the flood had expande...
The Town That Moved: Leavenworth, Indiana
LEAVENWORTH, INDIANA — The next time I might try the meatloaf or chicken pot pie. But I wouldn’t change the view.
It was a Sunday afternoon in April at the popular Overlook Restaurant, which sits on a bluff above the Ohio River. Our cousin...
'The Gas Is Bubbling Up and Burning on the Water'
HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA — James Wellman, a student at Marshall College, was astonished at all he’d seen as the Ohio River poured into Huntington.
“Many strange things have happened here and in this vicinity,” James wrote in a letter to a...
Dogs Running in Packs and Houses Floating Away
HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA — “The dogs are beginning to run in packs. They are famished. A man had a dozen hogs in this barn loft out in the water. A pack of 19 dogs swam out to them and killed and ate one. The owner shot all the dogs.”
Tho...
Flood Denial: 'Daddy Didn't Believe'
The flood caught nearly everybody by surprise. It wrecked property and scattered families. Following are first-hand accounts from Southern Indiana.
Frank Rose: ‘We Were Going to Stay’
Frank Rose was 17. He lived with his father and two si...
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