Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Path of Destruction--A tornado slashed into Inverness, Miss., Sunday, killing at least 13 persons and causing immense property damage. Aerial view shows flattened business district of town. Twisters also hit other parts of Mississippi, killing more than 60 persons.
Path of Destruction--A tornado slashed into Inverness, Miss., Sunday, killing at least 13 persons and causing immense property damage. Aerial view shows flattened business district of town. Twisters also hit other parts of Mississippi, killing more than 60 persons.
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Path of Destruction--A tornado slashed into Inverness, Miss., Sunday, killing at least 13 persons and causing immense property damage. Aerial view shows flattened business district of town. Twisters also hit other parts of Mississippi, killing more than 60 persons.

Associated Press · [ca. February 1970]

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[Information from item housing] Weather: Tornados: 1970s: Wire Photos

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