Related Records

1. 2002.024.020 - 1944 Hurricane

   Pictures of the September 14,1944 Hurricane in New Bedford and Southeastern Massachusetts.

   Record Type: Library

   
2. 2005.007.001 - Tape, Audio

   Interview with Hazel W. Hunt Hazel W. Hunt This is March 18, 1996 and I am Christina Hingston talking with Hazel W. Hunt at 390 Wareham Road in Marion which is directly next to the Captain Hadley house on Route 6. Hazel's middle initial is W which stands for ... Hazel W. Hunt: Wessells, which is a Dutch name. And Hunt is an English name naturally. Interviewer: And your father and mother bought this house in 1945, but you came here earli...

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. 2006.003.106.1 - Scrapbook

   Marion digs out of hurricane devastation (includes pictures)

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. 2006.003.115.1 - Scrapbook

   Tabor Boy saved - Captains John Carlson & John Winters rode out storm by being lashed to mast during hurricane

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. 2008.007.046 - Digital image

   A 124 years old tree propped up to save house after 1944 hurricane

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. 2008.007.047 - Digital image

   Whistler cruiser washed up on Tabor Academy lawn during 1944 hurricane

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. 2013.016.002 - Booklet

   A black and white booklet titled "September 14, 1944 Hurricane Southeastern Massachusetts" on the 1944 Hurricane in Southeastern Massachusetts from the Standard-Times of New Bedford and the Cape Cod Standard-Times of Hyannis. It is 9" wide by 6" high.

   Record Type: Archive

   
8. 2016.051.361 - Newspaper

   1969 Ray Dennehy celebrates 43rd year as golf pro at Kittansett.

   Record Type: Archive

   
9. 2017.033.009 - Newspaper

   Photographs and an article from the New Bedford Standard-Times, dated September 18, 1988, titled "Hoyt Hall" (Tabor Academy).

   Record Type: Archive

   
10. L2013.001.522 - September 14, 1944 Hurricane Southeastern Massachusetts

    A black and white booklet titled "September 14, 1944 Hurricane Southeastern Massachusetts" on the 1944 Hurricane in Southeastern Massachusetts from the Standard-Times of New Bedford and the Cape Cod Standard-Times of Hyannis. It is 9" wide by 6" high. There are 3 copies.

    Record Type: Library

    
11. V058.241 - Diary Entry

    Paper reports a Hurricane on the way up the coast - Marion damage recorded

    Record Type: Archive

    
12. V063.283 - Newspaper

    Girl Scout Camp Is Desolate Spot - Storm Damage at Camp Hall Makes New Site Necessary (damage from 1944 hurricane)

    Record Type: Archive