THE HURRICANE OF 1938:NORWICH REMEMBERS THE STORM OF THE CENTURY

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The storm came without warning. On September 21, 1938everyone went about business as usual, expecting justanother rainy day. By evening Norwich had been batteredby 120 mph winds, rivers surged over their banks, and atidal wave raced up the Thames leaving Franklin Squareunder 10 feet of water.Bridges anddamswashedout. Streets were blockedwith downed trees androofs. The Rose Citywas devastated. The ‘38Hurricanestill remains themost destructive storm inNew England history.

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About the book:BINDING:Hard | TRIM SIZE: 8.5x9.5 inchesPAGES:Approximately 150 | ISBN:TBA

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