molasses flood of january 15 1919
Great Molasses Flood, disaster in Boston that occurred after a storage tank collapsed on January 15, 1919, sending more than two million gallons (eight million litres) of molasses flowing through the city’s North End. The deluge caused extensive damage and killed 21 people. Aftermath of the Great Molasses Flood
If you live in the Boston area you are familiar with this history. During hot summer nights you can still smell the molasses in some basments in the the North end. This link will explain the mess. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Molasses_Flood
There is no story to read? I have an ancestor who was killed in the Molasses Flood and was interested to see what Dorothy Smith had written, but there is only a photo on this page.
You Dorothy carry my mother’s name, Dorothy Smith….so don’t lead me on. Where is the story. When I read up on you I was ultimately surprised you and my mom’s name the same. Please continue the “Molasses” article.
molasses flood of january 15 1919
Great Molasses Flood, disaster in Boston that occurred after a storage tank collapsed on January 15, 1919, sending more than two million gallons (eight million litres) of molasses flowing through the city’s North End. The deluge caused extensive damage and killed 21 people. Aftermath of the Great Molasses Flood
If you are from the Boston area you are familiar with this event. If you go to the North End during the hot summer nights you can still smell the molasses in the basements of some houses. This link will help https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Molasses_Flood
Intrigue me with molasses flood, but no article?
molasses flood of january 15 1919
Great Molasses Flood, disaster in Boston that occurred after a storage tank collapsed on January 15, 1919, sending more than two million gallons (eight million litres) of molasses flowing through the city’s North End. The deluge caused extensive damage and killed 21 people. Aftermath of the Great Molasses Flood
Is this some kind of joke? I wanted to read about the molasses flood and there’s nothing here about it except a picture. Great job Dorothy.
If you live in the Boston area you are familiar with this history. During hot summer nights you can still smell the molasses in some basments in the the North end. This link will explain the mess. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Molasses_Flood
I wanted to read about the molasses flood, not just see a photo of it!
Could not see text. Sounds interesting.
21 Deceased
I see nothing about the picture of the molasses flood. Just the picture and caption. What happened there?
There is no story to read? I have an ancestor who was killed in the Molasses Flood and was interested to see what Dorothy Smith had written, but there is only a photo on this page.
You Dorothy carry my mother’s name, Dorothy Smith….so don’t lead me on. Where is the story. When I read up on you I was ultimately surprised you and my mom’s name the same. Please continue the “Molasses” article.
molasses flood of january 15 1919
Great Molasses Flood, disaster in Boston that occurred after a storage tank collapsed on January 15, 1919, sending more than two million gallons (eight million litres) of molasses flowing through the city’s North End. The deluge caused extensive damage and killed 21 people. Aftermath of the Great Molasses Flood
Nothing to read
Look on wiki, January 1919 Boston
Where’s the beef? Remember that. Same thing with the flood. Where’s the story?
I think it was almost twenty people. It sure was a mess.
I believe the molasses flood happened in the New England area(Boston peraps), in the 1920’s?.
If you are from the Boston area you are familiar with this event. If you go to the North End during the hot summer nights you can still smell the molasses in the basements of some houses. This link will help https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Molasses_Flood
Some of those vehicles look pretty old for an event that took place January of this year.