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Account of the Louth Flood by Helen Sharpe, a pupil teacher

Account of the Louth Flood by Helen Sharpe, a pupil teacher

From their vantage point at Louth Railway Station Helen and her mother witnessed a wall of water nearly six feet high moving through the town and demolishing houses

Bobby Winton’s account of the Louth Flood of 1920

Bobby Winton’s account of the Louth Flood of 1920

A total of 23 people were drowned that day, including Bobby’s 15-year-old cousin Maggie

Fire Station and National School

Fire Station and National School

This building in Broadbank was the National School for Girls and Infants, and later became the Fire Station

Betty Jamieson and once-in-a-lifetime tragic events

Betty Jamieson and once-in-a-lifetime tragic events

Margaret Bromfield and her daughter Clara died in the 1920 floods

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