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Interview with Bernard Weber on November 19, 1987. Weber discusses his life-long interest in the rivers around New Albany and how that influenced his interest in and actions during the flood in 1937, such as helping Daniel Thornton move the stock in…

Interview with Earl and Will Hedden. Earl and Will Hedden discuss their experiences during the flood in 1937. At the time, Will owned a store and had to move his stock to the highest shelves he had available to prevent water damage, as well as…

Article detailing the "first transfer of property in the Housing Authority's new subdivision on high ground to Mrs. Mary Richardson," following the 1937 flood.

"President Roosevelt was expected to sign the necessary documents Saturday for the final approval of a W.P.A. project in connection with the development of the sub-division here for the relocation of flood area families."
"Dwellings are to be…

Lawrence Mock was a boy scout during the Depression and he describes the times he spent camping out. Troop 31 was very active in the clean up of New Albany after the 1937 flood. Photograph of Richard Clipp.

Article with information about the 1937 flood and interviews with New Albany residents who remember the flood and reminisce. Includes photo of a floating fire patrol down Market Street during the flood.

A two page free newsletter by the Printing and Journalism departments of New Albany Senior High School, providing information about the flood's impact and resources for those affected by the 1937 flood.

West on Spring from 7th boat landing for people being rescued from entire West End of Town.

1937 Flood. Brent Apartments, north side Shelby Place & Shelby St., Cora Martin School (with steeple) northeast corner Vincennes & Shelby St.

Flood of 1937-Wesley Chapel M. E. Church on W. Market St.