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Title page "A History of Williamsburg in Massachusetts"
1946
L05.002
When the Williamsburg, Massachusetts, reservoir dam broke, it flooded a valley lined with factories and farms and killed 139.
Title page "A Full and Graphic Account of the Terrible Mill River Disaster, caused by the Breaking of a Reservoir in Hampshire County"
1874
L05.003
This booklet about the Mill River flood was published within three weeks of the disaster and drew heavily from the Springfield Republican's articles.
document Page from Amasa Jones diary regarding Mill River Disaster Flood
May 16, 1874
L05.004
When the Williamsburg, Massachusetts, reservoir dam broke, it flooded a valley lined with factories and farms and killed 139.
document Page from Josiah Allen diary regarding Mill River Disaster Flood
May 17, 1874
L05.005
Josiah Allen, of Deerfield, Massachusetts, heard the news of the Mill River flood in church the next day.
document "The Mill River Disaster" article from the Journal of Industry newspaper
Jul 11, 1874
L05.006
The coroner's inquest investigated the cause of the Mill River flood deaths.
document "Terrible Horror" article from the Journal of Industry newspaper
May 23, 1874
L05.007
Newspaper coverage of the Mill River flood of 1874 emphasized the horrors of the disaster.
document "Reservoir Disaster" article from the Gazette and Courier newspaper
May 25, 1874
L05.008
Nine days after the Mill River flood, newspapers continued their coverage of the disaster by detailing the property losses and the costs of rebuilding.
document "True Heroes" article from scrapbook kept by Celia M. Kimball
1874
L05.009
After the Mill River flood, the stories of Cheney and Graves racing downstream ahead of the floodwave to warn the valley captured the nation's attention.
document South Deerfield article from Gazette and Courier newspaper
Jun 18, 1874
L05.010
When the Williamsburg, Massachusetts, reservoir dam broke on May 16, 1874, it flooded a valley lined with factories and farms.
document "Harper's Weekly Journal of Civilization" illustrations of Mill River Disaster Flood
Jun 6, 1874
L05.011
The Mill River flood of 1874 captured the imagination and sympathy of a nation preoccupied with disasters.

 

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