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14th & K. Dead bodies found here daily.
Galveston's Grand Opera House
15th & Beach. Once thickly built up, but now completely devastated for 20 blocks.
20th St. looking from Ave P." The 3 houses partially standing, is the only thing left through to the Beach.
Looking N.W. from 12th & Broadway." Passageway cut through the Street to permit removal of Debris. Hundreds of dead bodies removed from the opening shown....
One of the freaks of Galveston Storm September 8th.
Wreckage in front of Elevator 'A', 10 days after Storm.
Special Collection 97
SC#97.2-1 14th & K. Dead bodies found here daily.
SC#97.2-2 Galveston's Grand Opera House
SC#97.2-3 15th & Beach. Once thickly built up, but now completely devastated for 20 blocks.
SC#97 oversized 20th St. looking from Ave P." The 3 houses partially standing, is the only thing left through to the Beach.
SC#97oversized Looking N.W. from 12th & Broadway." Passageway cut through the Street to permit removal of Debris. Hundreds of dead bodies removed from the opening shown....
SC#97 oversized One of the freaks of Galveston Storm September 8th.
SC#97oversized Wreckage in front of Elevator 'A', 10 days after Storm.
