File:Bird's-eye view of the Conemaugh Valley from Nineveh to the lake, Johnstown, Pa. - from personal sketches and surveys of the Pennsylvania R.R. by permission LOC 2010588930.jpg
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English: Aerial view of the Johnstown vicinity showing the route of the waters of the Johnstown Flood of 31 May 1889 and the devastated areas resulting from them. Relief shown by landform drawings. Devastated areas, buildings, and débris accumulations shown pictorially. Includes inset col. ill. of "South Fork Dam", inset of upstream area traversed by the Pennsylvania Railroad, and inset cross-section of dam. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. |
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| Title | Bird's-eye view of the Conemaugh Valley from Nineveh to the lake, Johnstown, Pa. : from personal sketches and surveys of the Pennsylvania R.R. by permission | ||
| Shelf ID | G3824.J8C32 1889 .L4 | ||
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| Source | https://www.loc.gov/item/2010588930/ | ||
| Author | Lee, Alex. Y.; Pennsylvania Railroad | ||
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| Location | Johnstown (Cambria County) · United States · Pennsylvania · South Fork Dam · Conemaugh Valley · Cambria County · Johnstown | ||
| Part of | American Memory · Cities And Towns · Catalog · Geography And Map Division | ||
| Subject | Aerial Views · South Fork Dam (Pa.) · Maps · Pennsylvania · Floods · Pictorial Maps · Charts, Diagrams, Etc · United States · Johnstown (Cambria County) · Physical Maps · Johnstown (Cambria County, Pa.) · Conemaugh Valley · Conemaugh Valley (Pa.) |
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| current | 22:17, 23 May 2018 | | 11,505 × 5,881 (10.93 MB) | Fæ | LOC Maps https://www.loc.gov/item/2010588930/ #13959 |
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