Featured History · March 1936
The Flood That Cut Mount Union Off
Surviving photographs and historical records document the disaster that inundated neighborhoods and businesses, interrupted roads, railroads, utilities and communication, and destroyed the Harbison-Walker dinky bridge across the Juniata.
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One Disaster, Many Mount Union Stories
Follow the flood through the borough’s civic response, homes and businesses, the Colony Club, the quarry railroad, the Thousand Steps and the flood-control projects that followed.