A museum that chronicles a flood that killed more than 2,000 people in 1889 has been closed due to some far less cataclysmic flooding. The Johnstown Flood Museum in downtown Johnstown, Pennsylvania, ...

The Johnstown Flood Museum is trying to rebuild after a leak in their pipes caused water damage and flooding in some areas. ...

Downstream, a 40-foot-high tidal wave derailed trains and hoovered up trees ... front of mind for those visiting the century-old downtown. A few miles away, Johnstown Flood National Memorial preserves ...

Traveling upwards of 15 miles an hour, a tidal wave of water towering 40-feet high—and carrying ... “With the valley crowding up the way it was,” wrote David McCullough in his book, The Johnstown ...

It was the club’s earthen dam that broke May 31, 1889, the day of the Johnstown Flood. History shows club members did not replace draining pipes that had been removed, and screens they installed ...

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – The Johnstown Flood Museum will be closed indefinitely following a weather-related incident that caused water damage to the structure. Water went from the boiler room into the ...

A Pennsylvania museum dedicated to remembering the effects of a 19th century flood is temporarily closed because of an ...

After reading David McCullough’s book about the Johnstown flood of 1889 ... 1889, the resulting wave that caused over 2,000 fatalities had a direct effect on the jobs in steel mills and coal ...

The verse from the Song of Solomon is a perpetual reminder of the Locust Street church’s role in the 1889 Johnstown Flood and its aftermath. “I think that we here at St. Mark’s take that ...

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WTAJ) — The Johnstown Flood Museum is trying to rebuild after a leak in their pipes caused water damage and flooding in some areas. The museum, located at 304 Washington Street ...