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The 1964 Flood

The Clarke Historical Museum presents our 1964 Flood Exhibit, which will be on display until May 6, 2017. The exhibit includes a vintage film which focuses on the legendarily inundated Eel River Valley, as well as a section dedicated to the disaster relief efforts of the Red Cross and U.S. Military. Also on display are several local newspapers from the weeks following the flood.
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