The Great Boston MOLASSES FLOOD of 1919

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Let me be the FIRST to say how much I agree that this is one of the weirdest disasters of all time.

I have the book:

Puleo, Stephen, "Dark Tide: The Great Boston Molasses Flood of 1919"

It made me hungry for molasses. I went out and bought a bottle of blackstrap. Try it on vanilla ice cream.
 

Read up on this a few months back, imagine being stuck in that river of goo.
Great post. :thumbsup:
 

stefen said:
Nick Pappagiorgio said:
Shouldn't this be posted under ... "World News and Events" ... ;D

Isn't that a sticky decision of where it gooes :laughing9:

Hey, I'm just glad it finally got a reply. :thumbsup:
 

That was a big tank but it still seems like the loss of life was excessive. Strange story; I'd never heard of it before. The learning continues. :thumbsup:
 

I cannot imagine a river of molasses traveling at 35 mph. Must have been a site to see.
 

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