New England Hurricane, 1938 Hurricanes
Hurricanes
The Beeman cottage at the point at Indian Neck
Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library
1938
James Blackstone Memorial Library
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Per original album notation: "The road on Summer Island looking toward W. mor gau’s (?) cottage."
Mrs. B.J. Thompson’s cottage.
The backyard of Mr. Mellor’s new cottage.
Mr. Mellor’s new cottage
Mr. J. Mellor’s Cottage
“The Chalm” after she was pulled in.
Per original album notation:“The Chalm” after she was pulled onto the beach.
Per the original album notation: "The boat “The Chalm” owned by S.C. Coale the next morning."
Mr. Coale's back yard
Cottage of S.C. Coale
Per original album notation: "Looking down the road on [Illegible] several days after the storm."
Doolittle Cottage; Per notation in original album "The table was [illegible]-nothing else, even a closet full of china was damaged inside."
Cottage of Mr. Kusterer
Cottage of Mr. Frank Page which was more than 500ft. without any damage (note in original album unclear)
Beach at Hotchkiss Grove.
Looking East from Haycock Point
Dr. Flynn’s house; Bradley and Flagg houses in background.
In front of Lounsbury’s Store; Road covered with sand.