701
Wrecked pier after hurricane
Wrecked pier after hurricane
702
NE Second Avenue and First after the September, 1926 hurricane
NE Second Avenue and First after the September, 1926 hurricane
703
Cars across causeway after hurricane
Cars across causeway after hurricane
704
Wrecked shipyard in Miami after storm
Wrecked shipyard in Miami after storm
705
Damaged and flooded causeway
Damaged and flooded causeway
706
Wrecked home, Pinetree Drive, Miami Beach
Wrecked home, Pinetree Drive, Miami Beach
707
Wrecked vessel and building after 1926 Hurricane
Wrecked vessel and building after 1926 Hurricane
708
Naval Reserve vessel damaged after forced landing during storm
Naval Reserve vessel damaged after forced landing during storm
709
Damaged building, the Burdines department store on Flagler Street
Damaged building, the Burdines department store on Flagler Street
710
Wrecked boats and men after hurricane
Wrecked boats and men after hurricane
711
The Venetian Way after storm
The Venetian Way after storm
712
Wrecked barge after hurricane
Wrecked barge after hurricane
713
Winds and high water in Miami Area
Winds and high water in Miami Area
714
Storm Debris Clutters Waterfronts, Miami Downtown Area
Storm Debris Clutters Waterfronts, Miami Downtown Area
715
NE Second street scenes viewed from Flager St. after the 1926 Storm
NE Second street scenes viewed from Flager St. after the 1926 Storm
716
Damaged vessels along Miami's water front after the 1926 Hurricane
Damaged vessels along Miami's water front after the 1926 Hurricane
717
The yacht Nohab was washed ashore and sunk in the mouth of the Miami river
The yacht Nohab was washed ashore and sunk in the mouth of the Miami river
718
Workmen repairing damaged Country causeway and automobiles
Workmen repairing damaged Country causeway and automobiles
719
Scenes of wrecked stores on W. Flagler St, beyond the F. E. C. railway tracks
Scenes of wrecked stores on W. Flagler St, beyond the F. E. C. railway tracks
720
City Manager's C. A. Renshaw Proclamation on Sept. 18, 1926 Hurricane
City Manager's C. A. Renshaw Proclamation on Sept. 18, 1926 Hurricane