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Looking east at Morgan Point in Noank. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New England Hurricane. (read more)
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Looking east towards Baker's Cove in Groton. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New England Hurricane. (read more)
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Looking northeast at Trumbull Field. Now known as the Groton New London Airport. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the ... (read more)
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Looking east at Bluff Point in Groton. Bluff Point is now Bluff Point State Park. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days ... (read more)
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Looking east at the Griswold Hotel in Groton. The Griswold Hotel, built in 1906 was razed circa 1968. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, ... (read more)
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Looking north at Shennecossett Beach in Groton. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New England Hurricane. (read more)
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Looking north at Fort Trumbull in New London. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New England Hurricane. (read more)
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Looking north at New London. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New England Hurricane. (read more)
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Looking northwest at New London. The New London Union Station is the large building facing the docks where smokestacks of ships that have sunk can be ... (read more)
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Looking southeast at the docks near the intersection of Bank Street and Tilly Street. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after ... (read more)
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A ship run aground southeast of Bank Street near the intersection with Pearl Street. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after ... (read more)
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Looking northeast up Bank Street in New London. The Intersection of Bank Street with Blinman Street can be seen at the left near the center, with ... (read more)
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Looking southeast down Pearl Street towards Bank Street and the waterfront. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New ... (read more)
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Looking east down State Street. The New London Union Station can be seen on the left. Note the washed away piers and docks along with smokestacks ... (read more)
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Looking west at the south end of Ocean Beach. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New England Hurricane. (read more)
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Looking north at Ocean Beach in Waterford. The large building on the right is Rudd's Bathing Casino. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just ... (read more)
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Looking north up Ocean Avenue in Waterford. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New England Hurricane. (read more)
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Looking north towards Osprey Beach in New London. The large building near the center is the Lighthouse Inn while the New London Harbor Light can be ... (read more)
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Looking north towards The Strand in Waterford. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New England Hurricane. (read more)
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Looking southeast at what was once known as Camp Cross in Niantic. This National Guard facility is now called Camp Niantic. This photo was taken on ... (read more)
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Looking northeast at Crescent Beach towards Niantic. Camp Niantic can be seen in the distance. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days ... (read more)
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Looking west at Indian Pond, just south of Crescent Beach in Niantic. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great ... (read more)
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Looking west at Black Point in East Lyme. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New England Hurricane. (read more)
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View of Black Point in East Lyme. This photo was taken on September 24, 1938, just three days after the Great New England Hurricane. (read more)
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Looking north at Rocky Neck State Park in East Lyme. The Rocky Neck Pavilion is the curved building on the left. This photo was taken on ... (read more)
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