Devastation on the Delaware: Stories and Images of the Deadly Flood of 1955
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60th Anniversary Edition
August 18-20, 1955: Three terrifying days and nights still remembered with awe in the Delaware River Valley between New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Record-breaking rainfall—nearly two feet in some places—from twin hurricanes just five days apart abruptly ended a withering drought, but the relief was short-lived. It was overshadowed by terror and destruction that tore away bridges and snatched people, still sleeping, from their beds in the middle of the night.
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