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- Collection: 1916 Flood Scrapbook - William A. Barnhill Collection
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Photograph B-147 (page 5)
"Looking towards R.R. station."
Photograph B-148 (page 8 verso)
"Lower Asheville"
Photograph B-150 (page 5 verso)
"The Railroad yards during the flood."
Photograph B-151 (page 7)
"Flood at its height nearly submerges the remaining R.R. bridge."
Photograph B-153 (page 1 verso)
"Small building in centre street car waiting room."
Photograph B-154 (page 4)
"Debris floating down the French Broad during height of the flood."
Photograph B-155 (page 5 verso)
"Roundhouse in Background."
Photograph B-156 (page 6 verso)
"Southern Coal Co. Yards."
Photograph B-158 (page 8 verso)
"The Cotton Mills under water"
Photograph B-159 (page 5)
"Debris below the R.R. bridge."