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    [Aftermath of the Long Beach earthquake in Long Beach and Compton, California]

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    5 black-and-white snapshots documenting the wreckage and destruction to various buildings caused by the Long Beach earthquake of 1933. Scenes include debris in the streets of Long Beach; a view of U.S. Marines walking through a Long Beach street; a destroyed Long Beach church; a view from the street of a building in Compton with the exterior wall destroyed and interior rooms visible; and the rubble before the Haigh Drug Co. store in Compton.

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    Saint Francis Dam Disaster - Interior of emergency morgue with bodies of victims. (Group B photos for Booklet - American Autochrome Co., 300 W. Grand Ave., Chicago IL )

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