As of December 1, the Heritage Discovery Center/Johnstown Children’s Museum and Johnstown Flood Museum are on a winter opening hours schedule: we are OPEN Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and …

This is the South Fork valley where Lake Conemaugh first roared through after it crushed the dam (on the right of this photo, taken today). House of Colonal Unger, president of the South Fork Hunting …

People bought thousands of stereo cards of the Johnstown Flood. Three-dimensional pictures really helped people understand how bad the flood damage was. If you have 3-D glasses, you can see the …

As we've seen, if ever an event was hard to put into words, the Johnstown Flood was! Like artists, musicians tried their best to tell the story of the Flood their way.

These artifacts, in the collection of the Johnstown Flood Museum, were swept along in the flood waters, just as their owners were. Some have stories that have been passed down to us.

The anniversary of the Johnstown Flood is May 31, so throughout May we will provide all individual visitors to the Johnstown Flood Museum with a same-day pass to the Heritage Discovery Center!

Thousands from different homes were thus by remorseless flood washed together in the agonies of death, the victims of the common catastrophe.

The day-schools and Sunday-schools could not be held, and the children who survived the flood were scattered over the country wherever shelter could be provided.

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