This comprehensive account of the Great Flood of 1884 in the Ohio Valley details the devastating impact of one of America's worst natural disasters. From Pittsburgh to Cairo, the rise and fall of the waters is chronicled alongside useful information and statistics, as well as the work of the Gallipolis Relief Committee. A must-read for those interested in Ohio Valley history.
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