Chapter XL

The Floods along the Potomac--The National Capital
Submerged--A Terrible Record in Maryland--Gettysburg
a Sufferer--Tidings of Devastation from Many Points in
Several States, 444

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

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MAP OF THE DELUGED CONEMAUGH DISTRICT, 1

JOHNSTOWN AS LEFT BY THE FLOOD, 19

RUINS OF JOHNSTOWN VIEWED FROM PROSPECT HILL, 37

GENERAL VIEW OF THE RUINS, LOOKING UP STONY CREEK, 55

RUINS, SHOWING THE PATH OF THE FLOOD, 73

TYPICAL SCENE IN JOHNSTOWN, 91

JOHNSTOWN--VIEW CORNER OF MAIN AND CLINTON STREETS, 109

VIEW ON CLINTON STREET, JOHNSTOWN, 127

MAIN AND CLINTON STREETS, LOOKING SOUTHWEST, 145

RUINS, CORNER OF CLINTON AND MAIN STREETS, 163

RUINS, FROM SITE OF THE HULBURT HOUSE, 181

THE DÉBRIS ABOVE THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD BRIDGE, 199

RUINS OF THE CAMBRIA IRON WORKS, 217

RUINS OF THE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY'S STORE, 235

THIRD STREET, WILLIAMSPORT, PA., DURING THE FLOOD, 253

WRECK OF THE IRON BRIDGE AT WILLIAMSPORT, PA., 271

WRECK OF THE LUMBER YARDS AT WILLIAMSPORT, PA., 289

250,000,000 FEET OF LOGS AFLOAT IN THE SUSQUEHANNA, 307

LAST TRAINS IN AND OUT OF HARRISBURG, 325

COLUMBIA, PA., UNDER THE FLOOD, 343

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SIXTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. C., 361

SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. C., IN THE FLOOD, 379

FOURTEENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. C., IN THE FLOOD, 397

THE FLOOD IN WASHINGTON, D. C., OPPOSITE HARRIS'S THEATRE, 415