May 28, 1904 - Johnstown Girl Assaulted - Girl Nearly Drowns in Johnstown Flood Exhibit - A Sad Series of Misfortunes follow a Coopersdale Family

Sadie Stephens of Morrellville assaulted by three young men near the waiting room of the Johnstown Passenger Railway Company (Trolley system) that would have been down by where the Fairfield Avenue Underpass is now. 

Gorl Saved from Drowning in Johnstown Flood Exhibit

A FAMILY'S AFFLICTION

Mrs. Charles Perdew

 

July & August 1897 - Famous 1889 Survivor in a Lawsuit, Morrellville Train Accident, Butcher Nearly Frozen to Death & Woodvale Shooting

Known for her 1889 Flood fame - (she lost her husband and seven children) 35 year old Anna Fenn-Barnes in a lawsuit against her 75 year old husband Charles Barnes. 

Son of Joseph Stibich of Morrellville - hit by train.

Johnstown Butcher James Hudack nearly freezes to death in own freezer.

Woodvale Shooting - Daniel McCauley - Maple Avenue shot by Mrs. Nellie Groah

 

September 1896 - Giant Petrified Snake Head Found, Millions of Worms Invading Johnstown, 1889 Victim Found with Body Turned to Stone & Idiot Husband Shoots Own Wife by Accident

Mr. Milt Phillippi found a petrified snake head.

Nonth Ward - Millions of Worms...

1889 Flood Victim Found - Body turned to stone - New Florence.

Cambria Mill Accident - Frank Scheonhardt

Albert Koontz shot wife in head in Walnut Grove. Neighbor William Dull.

 

September 1895 - Shot in the Neck in Morrellville, Another Flood Body Found, Robbed Coming to see Buffalo Bill Wild West Show, Bheam Avenue Man Complaint

Frank Hoge - 75 Barron Avenue - Morrellville

E.B. Gerber - 407 Somerset Street - 1889 Flood Body Found

George M. James - Bheam Avenue

 

Pontoon Bridge - 1889 Flood - Unknown Location

 

June 1892 - Another Flood Lawsuit and Gautier Accident

Undertaker Loebrich and Louis Wehn

Gautier Accident - Andrew Havenaack

 

May 31, 1892 - Dedication of the Monument of the Unknown Dead - 1889 Flood - Grandview Cemetery

Unknown Plot - Filmed in 1964

1889 Flood - 137th Anniversary - First Local Account - June 7, 1889 - The Cambria Freeman

 

1889 Flood - What Became of Mary Zern

Mrs. F. P Brown - 60 Conemaugh Street - Second Ward