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'House Washed Out to Sea by Tsunami: Schooner rides at her mooring after towing a house back into harbour. The house had been washed out to sea during the Burin Tsunami of 1929. The tsunami caused 28 deaths in Newfoundland and was the worst earthquake-related disaster in Canadian history.' The text is taken from 'The Assessment of Geological Hazards and Disasters in Newfoundland: An Update'. Sounds like its worth seeing if you can grab a copy on Amazon. From >> Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage << The House was owned by Mr. Stephen Henry Isaacs and the name of the boat towing the house is The Marion Bella Woolf.
Posted by sam at February 27, 2007 6:57 PM
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