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Washington Disasters:

True Stories of Tragedy And Survival
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Globe Pequot Press, 2006 - History - 193 pages
From fires and earthquakes to floods and shipwrecks, this book offers fascinating reading for anyone intersted in real-life drama set in Washington. Included are the Seattle fire of 1889, the 1910 train avalanche on Stevens Pass, the 1915 Ravensdale Coal Mine explosion, the 1955 airliner crash in residential Riverton, and the 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption.

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Review: Washington Disasters: True Stories of Tragedy and Survival

User Review  - Rob Mcnairhuff - Goodreads

I won't presume to rate or review a book that was written by me and Natalie. I will say that this was an intriguing project to work on, and it is rewarding to see that some people have enjoyed the book! Read full review

Review: Washington Disasters: True Stories of Tragedy and Survival

User Review  - Mary Chambers - Goodreads

This book contained lively and informative facts about the worst disasters in Washington State, where I was born and live now. Some of these disasters I remember. Others my parents told stories about. This book is great. Read full review

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About the author (2006)

Natalie McNair-Huff has long been interested in the history of Washington state. She grew up in southwest Washington in Longview, where she was one of the many local residents living under the threat of flooding and more following the eruption of Mt. St. Helens in 1980.

Rob McNair-Huff has also been a long-time history buff interested in Washington state's past. He grew up in Longview and then in Rochester, Washington, where he watched Mt. St. Helens erupt from a distance.

They are the authors of two other books about Washington--Insiders' Guide® to the Olympic Peninsula and Birding Washington. They currently reside in Tacoma, within a short distance of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and the resting site of Galloping Gertie.