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This media file has been nominated for deletion since 22 September 2024.

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he uploader sourced these nine files from a page of the National Weather Service website about the 1925 tri-state tornado. They were supplied to the NWS by the media collection of the Jackson County Historical Society (as attributed on the page).

Correspondence with the Society (VRT ticket:2024092210004312) confirms:

the Society supplied these images to the NWS
the Society believes all the photos listed in this DR to be the work of Robert A. Nethercott, a professional photographer who had a studio in the area at the time. They have external evidence that Nethercott took File:Tri-State Tornado JCHS03.jpg, and based on matching handwriting on the others, consider that the others being his work as well to be "a fairly safe bet."
Nethercott passed away in 1981 (see also)
they are not aware of any previous publication of these photos, and have done a search of contemporary newspapers without turning them up (I have searched too)

It therefore appears that these photos are still under copyright, which will expire in 2052, 70 years after Nethercott's death (see COM:HIRTLE, Unpublished works).

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{{subst:delete2|image=Photos of aftermath of 1925 tri-state tornado by Robert A. Nethercott|reason=he uploader sourced these nine files from a page of the National Weather Service website about the 1925 tri-state tornado. They were supplied to the NWS by the media collection of the Jackson County Historical Society (as attributed on the page).

Correspondence with the Society (VRT ticket:2024092210004312) confirms:

the Society supplied these images to the NWS
the Society believes all the photos listed in this DR to be the work of Robert A. Nethercott, a professional photographer who had a studio in the area at the time. They have external evidence that Nethercott took File:Tri-State Tornado JCHS03.jpg, and based on matching handwriting on the others, consider that the others being his work as well to be "a fairly safe bet."
Nethercott passed away in 1981 (see also)
they are not aware of any previous publication of these photos, and have done a search of contemporary newspapers without turning them up (I have searched too)

It therefore appears that these photos are still under copyright, which will expire in 2052, 70 years after Nethercott's death (see COM:HIRTLE, Unpublished works).}} ~~~~

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Tri-State Tornado damage photograph

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/pah/1925/p_body.php ; dead link, archived https://web.archive.org/web/20061002184024/http://www.crh.noaa.gov/pah/1925/p_body.php Courtesy: Jackson County Historical Society, Murphysboro, Illinois

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	Date/Time	Thumbnail	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	02:52, 18 November 2006		667 × 405 (70 KB)	Skyodyssey~commonswiki (talk \| contribs)	Tri-State Tornado damage photograph http://www.crh.noaa.gov/pah/1925/p_body.php Courtesy: Jackson County Historical Society, Murphysboro, Illinois Category:Tornadoes

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