Posted by Jeff on Mar 1, 2016 @ 8:35 am in Hiking News | 0 comments | Last modified: March 1, 2016
It was rainy Saturday morning in 1874 when a massive stone-and-earth dam in the woods of Williamsburg, MA gave way, sending 600 million gallons of water and a wall of debris plummeting into Haydenville and Leeds, killing 139 people and destroying factories and five villages along the Mill River. The remains of that ill-fated dam still stand, but the site is hard for...
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