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Main Street Businesses Flooded, 1913

Main Street Businesses Flooded, 1913

Name:  Main Street Businesses Flooded, 1913

Date:  March 1913

Image Number:  RollTwoNeg13A

Comments:  A rider on horseback wades through the high flood waters on Main Street.  This 1913 flood ranked as the 8th highest recorded flood in Scottsville's history with flood waters measuring at 25.16 ft. over flood level.  Use the guide below to identify these Main Street buildings:
(1)  Mrs. Sclater's Hotel
(2)  Charles Moon's Mercantile - He sold 'fancy groceries' in this store that sat right over Mink Creek.
(3)  Dr. J.P. Blair's Dental Office - Dr. Blair's office was upstairs, and Charlie Robinson's Barber Shop occupied the first floor of this building.  Mink Creek ran right between the Moon and Blair buildings.  When floods came, both buildings' first floors filled with muddy water.
(4)  The Brady Building - Located at the corner of Main and Valley Streets, it served as the first public school in Scottsville from 1892-1908.  The Brady Building was later torn down.

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Main Street Businesses Flooded, 1913

 

         


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