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Like a Dragon of Steel, the WBZ-TV tower, which crashed to the ground at the height of the hurricane, lies across a large sedan which was on Soldier's Field road. No one, miraculously, was injured.
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Like a Dragon of Steel, the WBZ-TV tower, which crashed to the ground at the height of the hurricane, lies across a large sedan which was on Soldier's Field road. No one, miraculously, was injured.

[ca. September 1954]

CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] Weather: Hurricane Carol: 1954

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