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 | 59 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 20 days ago |
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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...
Flood Refugees Flee to Quartermaster Depot
Indiana National Guard Telephone Log
1:15 P.M. - “Raining.” Telephones are out in Jeffersonville. Electricity is expected to go out within three hours.
JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA — M.G. Halliday was the commanding officer of the Jeffersonvil...
Boats and Rescues
JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA — The Pennsylvania Railroad Depot at Fourteenth Street was a hub for rescue operations. Boats arrived by rail on flat cars, to be launched into the heart of Jeffersonville, where people were stranded in homes and bui...
Author Notes: Tracing My Great Uncle's Flood Diary
JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA — It’s January 28, 2020, a Tuesday. I press record on my Olympus digital voice recorder:
Standing in front of 510 East Market, where Uncle Chic lived in January 1937. Walking west toward Walnut [Street]. Thirty-ei...
Spence Family Abandons Apartment, Water Enters Diehl Home
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO — At 1:45 p.m. Leo Diehl looked out his upstairs window and saw an unusual “parade.” Floating by were a high-back chair, a Christmas tree and a variety of bottles, cans and baskets.
The accountant wrote in his flood log,...
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