File:Damage in St. Croix after 1916 hurricane.jpg
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DescriptionDamage in St. Croix after 1916 hurricane.jpg |
English: Ruins photographed in St. Croix following a hurricane that struck the Virgin Islands in October 1916. |
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Author | Zabriskie, Luther Kimbell |
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