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Program focuses on historic flood of 1916

Men standing on a railroad bridge in McDowell County after it had been washed away during the July 1916 flood. Landslides left this railroad track suspended in mid-air. [North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill]

By Bill Moss, Published: November 25, 2015

The Center for Cultural Preservation’s next program, on the historic flood of 1916, asks the question, “What have we learned?”

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