1937 Flood Impact Organ on Farm Indiana

An organ rests on a farm near Mount Vernon, Indiana, after severe flooding in February 1937. The image captures the aftermath of a natural disaster that affected many rural areas. Historical records show that the flooding caused widespread damage, displacing families and impacting local agriculture. This event is part of a broader narrative of environmental challenges faced by communities.

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