Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›No Business on Broadway--There was no business on part of Broadway, a few blocks east of the principal downtown area in Louisville, after Beargrass Creek went on a rampage. The creek, normally about ankle deep, was among many streams to overflow yesterday as the city was drenched by a record 6.98 inch rain in 24 hours. About 100 cars in an auto firm at the left were moved to dry land.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
No Business on Broadway--There was no business on part of Broadway, a few blocks east of the principal downtown area in Louisville, after Beargrass Creek went on a rampage. The creek, normally about ankle deep, was among many streams to overflow yesterday as the city was drenched by a record 6.98 inch rain in 24 hours. About 100 cars in an auto firm at the left were moved to dry land.
Associated Press · [ca. March 1964]
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[Information from item housing] Floods: 1964: Wire Photos
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