Description
A thrilling minute-by-minute narrative historical account of the great disastrous flood that struck Dayton, Ohio, in April, 1913. It chronicles the heroism, cowardice, terror and despair of the individuals who underwent one of the great natural disasters in American history, when the flooding waters of four streams — the Great Miami River, the Mad River, the Stillwater River and Wolf Creek — all converged in the heart of downtown Dayton and submerged the city under 28 feet of raging waters. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in history.
Item Condition: Used Good. Paperback cover has some wear around corners and edges. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
