No. 0948

"Picture of Houses Half Submerged Under Flood Waters Along Daniel Street"

No. 0949

"A Close Caption of Four Houses Half Submerged Under the Flood Waters With People Standing in the Window of the First House on the Left"

No. 0950

"Unidentified Picture From the Flood"

No. 0951

"Flood Conditions During the Flood at Wayne Avenue"

No. 0952

"A House Half Submerged by the Flood Waters"

No. 0953

"Dayton Street Railway Company Car at the Base of the Soldiers Monument"

No. 0954

"Newcom's Tavern and Log Cabin, Built by Dayton's First Inhabitant, Was Not Washed Away by the Flood"

No. 0955

"Boat Rescue Operations During the Flood"

No. 0956

"The West Side of South Jefferson Street; Businesses Which Can Be Identified are the Henry Zell's Saloon, the E. J. Margolis Company, and Margolis $9.98 Suit Company"

No. 0957

"Unidentified Picture of a Train Wreck on Fire"

No. 0958

"Houses Half Submerged Under Water During the 1913 Flood"

No. 0959

"Unidentified Picture of a Residential Area During the Flood"