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Posted By: Hal Brown
Date Posted: Nov 18, 2007 Description: The port city of Galveston sits out on a barrier island. That accounts for it being the location of the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history. The Category 4 hurricane that hit the island in 1900 left 8,000 dead. Eighty five people died when storm waves topped the train cars they were trapped in while they waited for the ferry to carry their cars across. (Never heard of a train ferry. Maybe because it’s a bad idea?) The next deadliest natural disaster, the 1928 Okeechobee hurricane, only killed 2,500. Date Taken: Nov 18, 2007 Place Taken: Galveston, TX Owner: Dan Nickens File Name: 3_Downtown_Galveston.jpg - Photo HTML
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