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The first of many burials of flood victims takes place in Rapid City, S
The first of many burials of flood victims takes place in Rapid City, S

The first of many burials of flood victims takes place in Rapid City, S

Date6/13/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: The first of many burials of flood victims takes place in Rapid City; S.D. Bernie Zieglmeier; 31; a sales manager and father of two children; was buried in Mount View Cemetery yesterday as his wife (dark glasses; right) and about 80 relatives and friends
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0007341F
A volunteer fireman searches for flood victims under a tree on the banks of the Rapid Creek, west of Rapid City, S
A volunteer fireman searches for flood victims under a tree on the banks of the Rapid Creek, west of Rapid City, S
6/10/1972
Stranded victims of the flood in New Brunswick, Although flood waters are receding in Frederiction, the area downstream between Maugerville and Sheffi(...)
Stranded victims of the flood in New Brunswick, Although flood waters are receding in Frederiction, the area downstream between Maugerville and Sheffi(...)
5/2/1973
Robert J. Lee Public School collect items for flood victims
Robert J. Lee Public School collect items for flood victims
4/30/1997
Sioux Indians Becky and Leroy Apple, five close relatives killed and their home washed away when floodwaters surged through Rapid City, S. D., sit out(...)
Sioux Indians Becky and Leroy Apple, five close relatives killed and their home washed away when floodwaters surged through Rapid City, S. D., sit out(...)
6/12/1972
National Guardsman digs mud from a car in Rapid City, S
National Guardsman digs mud from a car in Rapid City, S
6/10/1972
Main street -- St. Clair Beach, With his car in a ditch a flood victim makes his way along Riverside Drive, the main street in St. Clair Beach about 15 miles east of Windsor
Main street -- St. Clair Beach, With his car in a ditch a flood victim makes his way along Riverside Drive, the main street in St. Clair Beach about 15 miles east of Windsor
3/17/1973
Riding to safety in an improvised breeches buoy, Robin Thompson, three, was the first to be rescued by this method in the Long Branch flood. [Incomplete]
Riding to safety in an improvised breeches buoy, Robin Thompson, three, was the first to be rescued by this method in the Long Branch flood. [Incomplete]
3/17/1948
First municipally owned bridge to be replaced since Friday night's destructive floods has been erected over the Don river on John St., Thornhill. [Incomplete]
First municipally owned bridge to be replaced since Friday night's destructive floods has been erected over the Don river on John St., Thornhill. [Incomplete]
10/21/1954
Boots muddied after a 1 1/2-hour tour today of flood-ravaged Cambridge, Premier William Davis tells the city's mayor, Claudette Millar (left), that th(...)
Boots muddied after a 1 1/2-hour tour today of flood-ravaged Cambridge, Premier William Davis tells the city's mayor, Claudette Millar (left), that th(...)
5/21/1974
Hardest Hit by grand river floods yesterday was downtown alt section of the city of Cambridge
Hardest Hit by grand river floods yesterday was downtown alt section of the city of Cambridge
5/17/1974
Man standing next to a notice of development for flood plain lands, Humber Valley Conservation Authority
Man standing next to a notice of development for flood plain lands, Humber Valley Conservation Authority
1950
The milk must go through, Flood or no flood this conciencious milkman in St
The milk must go through, Flood or no flood this conciencious milkman in St
3/17/1973