Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Taunton Crisis is discussed beside flood waters by top officials in that city, Police Chief John A. Bobola, Mayor Benjamin A. Friedman and Fire Chief Carlton W. Gilligan, from left. Mill Dam is in background.
Taunton Crisis is discussed beside flood waters by top officials in that city, Police Chief John A. Bobola, Mayor Benjamin A. Friedman and Fire Chief Carlton W. Gilligan, from left. Mill Dam is in background.
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Taunton Crisis is discussed beside flood waters by top officials in that city, Police Chief John A. Bobola, Mayor Benjamin A. Friedman and Fire Chief Carlton W. Gilligan, from left. Mill Dam is in background.

Bradley, Al (Photographer) · [ca. March 1968]

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[Information from item housing] Floods: March 1968: Misc. Photos

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