Flooded restaurant during hurricane Debra in 1959
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| Title: | Flooded restaurant during hurricane Debra in 1959 |
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| Author: | Hanson, Andrew |
| Abstract: | Hurricane Debra hit between Freeport, Texas and Galveston, Texas on July 25, 1959. It was a category 1 hurricane that caused $7 million dollars in damage but no fatalities. |
| Description: | Belch's coffee shop in Kemah Texas - The street was flooded in front of this Kemah cafe. Highway 146 was inundated at several points in the Bay Area. (Text from caption in Houston Post.) |
| Citation: | (1959). "Flooded restaurant during hurricane Debra in 1959." |
| Citable link to this page: | http://hdl.handle.net/1911/36698 |
| Date: | 1959-07-25 |
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