Johnstown Flood
National Memorial
Along with the Johnstown Flood Museum, the Flood Memorial tells the story
of the 1889 flood that devastated Pennsylvania. This is known as one of
the worst disasters in United States history. Over twenty two hundred
people perished in the Flood. To learn more about the park or the story
of the flood, please choose the links to the topics which interest you.
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We encourage everyone who views this web site to travel to the place where this event began, the South Fork Dam. The Johnstown Flood National Memorial preserves the remains of this dam and works with many area partners in order to tell you this story.
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Johnstown Flood National Memorial
snail mail:
Johnstown Flood National Memorial
733 Lake Road
South Fork, PA 15956
information desk telephone:
(814) 495-4643
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Last Updated: November 23, 1999
http://www.nps.gov/jofl/home.htm
Author: Diane Garcia