Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster
Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster
Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster
Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster
Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster
Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster
Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster
Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster
Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster
Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster
Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster

Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic, Vintage Poster

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Historic Framed Print, [Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides].Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge., 17-7/8" x 21-7/8", Image: 16" x 20"

Beautiful historic reproduction print from the Librar

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This rare historical print captures Workers adding sandbags above existing seawall to protect railroad tracks from floodwaters on both sides.Ewing, Inc., Baton Rouge. Classic in remarkable detail. Sourced directly from the Library of Congress, it represents an authentic piece of documented history.

Library of Congress record: Created 1927 May 11 In album (disbound): Louisiana floods, 1927. A-66-9. Gelatin silver prints 1920-1930.

The framed print arrives ready to hang; the unframed option suits custom framing. A conversation-starting piece for home, office, or as a meaningful gift. Free shipping on all US orders (domestic 48 states). Snapshots of the Past, founded in 2001, has served tens of thousands of customers worldwide.

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