Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Vessels Driven Aground--All types of boats and floats were driven ashore at the Boston Yachting Club here today when a howling hurricane accompanied by fiercely driving rain struck New England. Residents along the sea coast were advised by the weather bureau to leave for higher ground.
Vessels Driven Aground--All types of boats and floats were driven ashore at the Boston Yachting Club here today when a howling hurricane accompanied by fiercely driving rain struck New England. Residents along the sea coast were advised by the weather bureau to leave for higher ground.
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Vessels Driven Aground--All types of boats and floats were driven ashore at the Boston Yachting Club here today when a howling hurricane accompanied by fiercely driving rain struck New England. Residents along the sea coast were advised by the weather bureau to leave for higher ground.

Associated Press · [ca. August 1954]

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[Information from item housing] Weather: Hurricane Carol: 1954: Wirephotos

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