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Barge, half on land
Steamship Satilla bringing provisions to Galveston after the Storm of 1919.
700 buried at sea
Workers carrying body aboard barge
Barge in Gulf, Casting DEAD in to the SEA. 700 dead were buried at sea the 2nd day after the storm.
Barge loaded with bodies which were taken into Gulf of Mexico and dropped overboard
Funeral Procession
22nd & wharf. Hauling dead to barge.
Loading bodies on barge to carry to sea
Loaded with dead and 700 to bury at sea
Dray carrying dead to ...on barge. 22nd & wharf
On the wharf. Hauling the dead to be loaded onto barges.
["Carrying away the] dead, on way to barge.
At wharf, One of 72 wagon loads of dead hauled to barge, and buried At SEA
Boats and Vessels
Galveston Causeway, under Construction, 2 Miles Long, Costing $1,500,000
Galveston Causeway, under Construction, 2 Miles Long, Costing $1,500,000
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Driving piling for a discharge station
Loading the Barge with dead for burial at sea
Special Collection #140, Smith Family Collection, 1-5
The Galveston Tornado Sept. 8th 1900. Barge going to sea with 200 dead bodies.
Barge Load of Bodies 21st St Wharf Preparing for Sea Burial.
Special Collection #61, H. H. Morris 1900 Storm Collection, 2