Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Raincoated man along storm-littered boardwalk here as Hurricane Dora pounds away at the northeast Florida coast. Heavy damage was inflicted to waterfront homes and businesses as Dora's 100-mile-per-hour-plus winds forced tide waters three blocks inland from the beach.
Raincoated man along storm-littered boardwalk here as Hurricane Dora pounds away at the northeast Florida coast. Heavy damage was inflicted to waterfront homes and businesses as Dora's 100-mile-per-hour-plus winds forced tide waters three blocks inland from the beach.
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Raincoated man along storm-littered boardwalk here as Hurricane Dora pounds away at the northeast Florida coast. Heavy damage was inflicted to waterfront homes and businesses as Dora's 100-mile-per-hour-plus winds forced tide waters three blocks inland from the beach.

United Press International · [ca. September 1964]

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[Information from item housing] Weather: Hurricane: Dora, Sept. 1964: Wire Photos

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