Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Rescued Their Children-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Breslin of Shrewsbury who rescued their family of four children during the height of the tornado. They are looking at the Boston Herald's photos of the ruins. Upper right hard picture in paper is of the home behind theirs.
Rescued Their Children-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Breslin of Shrewsbury who rescued their family of four children during the height of the tornado. They are looking at the Boston Herald's photos of the ruins. Upper right hard picture in paper is of the home behind theirs.
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Rescued Their Children-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Breslin of Shrewsbury who rescued their family of four children during the height of the tornado. They are looking at the Boston Herald's photos of the ruins. Upper right hard picture in paper is of the home behind theirs.

[ca. June 1953]

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[Information from item housing] Weather: Tornados: Worcester, June 9, 1953 - Misc.

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