Damaged vessels along Miami's water front after the 1926 Hurricane

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Collapse <span id="sbkMviv_TableGroupTitle">[Views of bathing beauties and views and documents pertaining the 1926 hurricane].</span>

[Views of bathing beauties and views and documents pertaining the 1926 hurricane].

Bathing Beauties in Lost Shoe Race 1929

Cars across causeway after hurricane

City Manager's C. A. Renshaw Proclamation on Sept. 18, 1926 Hurricane

Damaged and flooded causeway

Damaged building, the Burdines department store on Flagler Street

Damaged vessels along Miami's water front after the 1926 Hurricane

Mules removing sand after hurricane

Naval Reserve vessel damaged after forced landing during storm

NE Second Avenue and First after the September, 1926 hurricane

NE Second street scenes viewed from Flager St. after the 1926 Storm

Questions to be asked M. N. Lipp Relative to hurricanes, Pt. 2

Scenes of wrecked stores on W. Flagler St, beyond the F. E. C. railway tracks

Storm Debris Clutters Waterfronts, Miami Downtown Area

The Munson Line warehouse destroyed after hurricane

The Venetian Way after storm

The yacht Nohab was washed ashore and sunk in the mouth of the Miami river

Winds and high water in Miami Area

Workmen repairing damaged Country causeway and automobiles

Wrecked barge after hurricane

Wrecked boats and docks after hurricane

Wrecked boats and men after hurricane

Wrecked freighter Elizabeth after September Hurricane, 1926

Wrecked home, Pinetree Drive, Miami Beach

Wrecked Meteor Docks, Miami Beach

Wrecked pier after hurricane

Wrecked sailing vessel and Bayshore Park after hurricane

Wrecked shipyard in Miami after storm

Wrecked vessel and building after 1926 Hurricane

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