A Tragedy in the Thames; The Day London Flooded

The people of London lay blissfully asleep in their beds, they had no idea of the disaster looming just hours away. In the early morning of a cold and rainy January day in 1928, the River Thames burst its banks, unleashing widespread destruction. The sudden flood claimed the lives of fourteen people and left approximately 5,000 more homeless. Of the fourteen that tragically drowned that night were four sisters. To learn more about their heartbreaking story and the story of the others who perished, follow the link below:

The Great London Flood of 1928