Unidentified neighborhood (Flood 16)

Unidentified neighborhood (Flood 25)

Unidentified neighborhood (Flood 27)

Unidentified neighborhood (Flood 28)

Unidentified neighborhood (Flood 30)

Unidentified neighborhood (Flood 31)

Unidentified neighborhood (Flood 32)

Unidentified street and people (Flood 33)

Unidentified neighborhood and people (Flood 34)

Unidentified neighborhood and woman (Flood 35)

Unidentified neighborhood; note animal emerging from window in middle house (Flood 37)

Wheeler School is at right (Dufresne 60)

View of Fulton from Tennessee St. (Mofford 5)

200 block; Ebmeier’s Lunch building is at right (Center City 5)

Fulton near Maryland St. (Mofford 22)

Row of houses in unidentified block of Fulton Ave. (Mofford 24)

At far right is the Lamasco Bank at the corner of Fulton and Franklin St. (Mofford 20)

View of Fulton Ave., looking south towards the Germania Maennerchor (Mofford 6)

(Gehres 41)

Wood’s Drug store (left) and the Alhambra Theater (Red Cross Flood Book)

H. A. Woods Drug Store, 1022 SE Second St., across from the Alhambra Theater (Gehres 39)

(Meyer-Schlamp 201)

The ice storm on January 10 that marked the beginning of the flood season (R. Leich 86)

Emge Fine Foods (Dufresne 33)

Under flood water on Fulton Avenue near the Ohio River (Red Cross Flood Book)

200 block of Fulton at Franklin St. (Mofford 25)

Director of the Flood Relief Boat Operations, headquartered in the Elks Club on SE First St.; Leich was also an avid photographer who took many pictures of the flood (Red Cross Flood Book)

Relief workers walk down boardwalk on Locust St. towards the Ohio River; at left is the McCurdy Hotel (R. Leich 74)

Keller-Crescent building is at the right (Gehres 25)

(Gehres 21)

View looking towards the Ohio river from First St. (Mofford 12)

Looking south from Illinois St.; Krauss Laundry Co. at left (Meyer-Schlamp 202)

View of the bridge from a boat on Pigeon Creek (Mofford 4)

Building at right is the office of the American Fork & Hoe Co./Evansville Tool Works at 1901 W. Maryland St. (Mofford 13)

Relief workers line up outside the McCurdy Hotel (R. Leich 10)

At Evans St. looking towards Bedford Ave. (Hoge 22)

Indiana National Guard unit patrolling Evansville streets after martial law was declared; 1937 (Red Cross Flood Book)

View of the flooded Ohio River from Reitz Hill (Mofford 10)

Pigeon Creek bridges (Hoge 18)

Submerged in flood water, which severed an important link to the West Side (Red Cross Flood Book)

643 S. Bennighof (Gehres 36)

W. Franklin St.(Hubbard 20)

Located across from the Coliseum on Court St.; 1937 (Gehres 16)

Used during the flood when the City’s sanitation system failed; location unknown but probably near downtown (Mofford 23)

The old Willard Carpenter Home at 405 Carpenter St., which was used as a hospital by the Red Cross during the flood; 1937 (Red Cross Flood Book)

A Red Cross nurse administering a typhoid shot to a boy during the flood; 1937 (Red Cross Flood Book)

The old Carpenter House (405 Carpenter St.) in use as a hospital during the flood (Hubbard 6)

View of the Ohio River and the Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. (SIGECO) from Reitz Hill (Mofford 7)

Residents in an unidentified neighborhood replenish their pails with fresh water after the city’s sanitation system failed (Red Cross Flood Book)

Draining water, possibly along Stringtown Rd. (Flood 42)