1937 Flood
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January 26th,1937, the Ohio River’s gauge levels reached 79.9 feet in Cincinnati. 25 feethigher than
January 26th,1937, the Ohio River’s gauge levels reached 79.9 feet in Cincinnati. 25 feethigher than
Margaret Bourke-White, At the Time of the Louisville Flood, 1937. Getalin silver print.
Margaret Bourke-White, At the Time of the Louisville Flood, 1937. Getalin silver print.
Flood refugees from Arkansas near Memphis (Texas, 1937).  These people, with all their belongings, a
Flood refugees from Arkansas near Memphis (Texas, 1937).  These people, with all their belongings, a
Henry Ossawa Tanner (American, 1859–1937)Untitled - Dusk scene of a flooded river and nearby town ,
Henry Ossawa Tanner (American, 1859–1937)Untitled - Dusk scene of a flooded river and nearby town ,
Churchill Downs and nearby areas of Louisville, Kentucky during the January 1937 flood of the Ohio R
Churchill Downs and nearby areas of Louisville, Kentucky during the January 1937 flood of the Ohio R
“Kentucky Flood” by Margaret Bourke-White. The people in line were waiting for relief after the 1937
“Kentucky Flood” by Margaret Bourke-White. The people in line were waiting for relief after the 1937
Flood refugees from Arkansas near Memphis (Texas, 1937).  These people, with all their belongin
Flood refugees from Arkansas near Memphis (Texas, 1937).  These people, with all their belongin
artist-klee: Boats in the Flood, 1937, Paul Klee
artist-klee: Boats in the Flood, 1937, Paul Klee
artist-klee: Boats in the Flood, 1937, Paul Klee
artist-klee: Boats in the Flood, 1937, Paul Klee
Margaret Bourke-White, At the Time of the Louisville Flood, 1937. Getalin silver print.
Margaret Bourke-White, At the Time of the Louisville Flood, 1937. Getalin silver print.
Louisville flood(Margaret Bourke-White. 1937)
Louisville flood(Margaret Bourke-White. 1937)
artist-klee: Boats in the Flood, 1937, Paul Klee
artist-klee: Boats in the Flood, 1937, Paul Klee
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