Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Surveying the Wreckage of their home on Brentwood Drive, Holden, are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Myers and their sons, Raymond, Jr., 10, and Gregory, 8. Mrs. Myers spent three days in a hospital with a broken rib.
Surveying the Wreckage of their home on Brentwood Drive, Holden, are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Myers and their sons, Raymond, Jr., 10, and Gregory, 8. Mrs. Myers spent three days in a hospital with a broken rib.
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Surveying the Wreckage of their home on Brentwood Drive, Holden, are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Myers and their sons, Raymond, Jr., 10, and Gregory, 8. Mrs. Myers spent three days in a hospital with a broken rib.

[ca. June 1953]

CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] Weather: Tornados: Worcester, June 9, 1953 - Misc.

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