The Floods of 1913
Postcards
Postcards of the Tornadoes and Floods of March 1913 - Hamilton, Ohio (1)
More postcards from my collection...
High Street Looking West, Hamilton, Ohio
This unused postcard has no other printed text.
High Street Looking West, Hamilton, Ohio
This postcard, posted in Hamilton on April 1st, 1913, has the printed text...
The Feicke Desch Printing Co., Cin'ti., O.
Rescuing People on High Street, Hamilton, Ohio - March 26th, 1913
This postcard, posted in Charleston, West Virginia on December 2nd, 1913, has the printed text...
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Published by Haenlein Bros., Columbus, Ohio
High Street Looking East, Hamilton, Ohio
This unused postcard has the printed text...
The Feicke Desch Printing Co., Cin'ti., O.
Schotts? Home, Hamilton, Ohio
This postcard, posted in Oxford, Ohio on April 24th, 1913, has just the printed text #58. The actual writing is interesting...
Just a little idea of the damage at Hamilton can be gotten from this view. A twenty thousand dollar house which was just new. Two people were swept from this house and lost. Even those of us who were so near [Oxford is around 14 miles northwest of Hamilton] had no idea of the suffering. It was the worst thing this part of the country ever saw, and we hear a thrilling experience every day.
Campbell Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio
This unused postcard has the printed text...
The Feicke Desch Printing Co., Cin'ti., O.
Central Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio
This unused postcard has the printed text...
Kraemer Art, Cincinnati trademark logo
Great Bridge just before it collapsed, Hamilton, Ohio
This postcard, posted in Hamilton on April 23rd, 1913 has no other printed text.
Wreck of the Uneeda Club House and Great Bidge, Hamilton, Ohio
This postcard, posted in Hamilton on November 13th, 1913, has no other printed text. The Uneeda Club probably took its name from Uneeda Biscuit, the first product to come from the National Biscuit Company now known as Nabisco.