Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Mrs. Auto Vogel looks out from the roof of her guest house in the Palos Verdes area to the wreckage of a neighboring house that was wrecked when a giant crescent shaped fissure, about 200 feet long, opened up late 10/26. The fissure, believed caused by two recent earthquakes, split one expensive home in two, slowly cut through a second, and knocked two others off their foundations. There were no injuries as residents had been evacuated earlier.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Mrs. Auto Vogel looks out from the roof of her guest house in the Palos Verdes area to the wreckage of a neighboring house that was wrecked when a giant crescent shaped fissure, about 200 feet long, opened up late 10/26. The fissure, believed caused by two recent earthquakes, split one expensive home in two, slowly cut through a second, and knocked two others off their foundations. There were no injuries as residents had been evacuated earlier.
United Press International · [ca. October 1969]
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[Information from item housing] Earthquake Misc.
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