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#OnThisDay (January 15) 1919 a storage tank exploded in #Boston's North End and sent a devastating wave of over 2 million gallons of molasses through city streets, killing 21 people and injuring 150. #igersboston #MolassesFlood #historygram (at North End, Boston)
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On January 15įµŹ°, 1919, a massive tank holding 2.3 million gallons of molasses had exploded, flooding Boston's north end docks with sticky molasses. Purity Distilling Company had been warned several times that the tank was creaking, leaking molasses, but the company ignored these warnings, until it was too late.Ā Thousands of gallons flowed across Bostonās North End, resulting in several deaths.Ā Rumor has it that on warm days, one can still smell the molasses.Ā
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The Great Boston Molasses Flood of 1919 Episode Name: The Molasses Tsunami That Destroyed Bostonās North End. Not Your History Class Podcast
In the year 1919 Boston Massachusetts experienced a tidal wave of molasses.Ā This illustration was created for an illustration class I took in 2020.Ā
āFire at Camp Devensā 1918, original family photo. My Great-Great Grandfather was a Cambridge Fire Fighter (who responded to the #MolassesFlood) and then was Fire Chief (I think) at #rhodeislandlife CampDevens where New England troops trained and were deployed for WW1. The āFortā Devens name came later #massachusetts_igers #familyphotos #ww1 (at Fort Devens) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQT8VG0Ma3p/?utm_medium=tumblr
Today is the anniversary of the molasses flood. Here is a photo from that era. #molassesflood #molassesfloodof1919 #bostonmolassesflood #boston (at Boston, Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7V9oZiAKpN/?igshid=10z6hip1nu42y
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Me: Damn, where am I now?
*sees newspaper*
Me: Boston, January 15, 1919...Shit!
Woman walking by: Excuse me, are you alright?
Me: Yeah, I guess you could say Iām in a very sticky situation
