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Title
Flooding on 8th and Maple Streets
Creator
BLD
Date Created and/or Issued
1918
Publication Information
Beaumont Library District
Contributing Institution
Beaumont Library District
Collection
Beaumont Library District
Rights Information
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Description
This photo of 8th and Maple Streets was most likely taken on or shortly after March 18, 1918. The San Jacinto River flood ripped out the Citizen’s Water Company Dam near Hemet and as a result Beaumont, Lakeview, Nuevo, and Perris Valley all flooded. Extensive damages to rail lines between the communities of Ethnic and Winchester. Agriculture loses in this area were high.
Type
image
Identifier
http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/c8t152zk
CBEA_074
89-02-83
Subject
Floods
Flood control
Levees
Place
Beaumont, CA

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