Virginia's Deadliest Natural Disaster - Hurricane Camille's Floods and Landslides in 1969

After striking the Gulf Coast as a cat-5 hurricane in 1969, Camille inflicted the deadliest disaster in Virginia's history, killing 114 people in catastrophic floods and landslides near Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. This podcast interviews three storm survivors on live interviews recorded at the Nelson County Historical Society's Oakland Museum. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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