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• Video footage of the June 1965 Plum Creek Flood

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  This digitized video footage, 5-minutes long, shows the June 1965 Plum Creek flood as it races through Castle Rock, Colorado. It is filmed from the corner of Perry and 2nd Streets, looking across Festival Park and toward the Castle Rock…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Meacham Family Photographs of June 1965 Flood, 1994.001

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  This archival collection consists of digitized slide images recording damage on East Plum Creek in Sedalia after the 1965 flood. It may be accessed through the Archives & Local History website (archives.dcl.org) at any time. Other original…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Mary Cornish Photographs of the June 1965 Flood, 1993.006

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  This link takes you to digitized images from the Mary Cornish Papers, showing the June 1965 Plum Creek flood and flood damage. They can be accessed on the Archives & Local History website (archives.dcl.org) at any time.

• Oral History - Memories of the 1965 Flood

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  In this audio interview, 14 local witnesses give their accounts of the June 1965 Plum Creek flood. Both audio and text transcript resources are available on the Archives & Local History website—accessible anywhere with an internet…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Floods of June 1965 in South Platte River Basin, Colorado

  Matthai, Howard Frederick, 1913-

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  Four years after the event, Howard Frederick Matthai wrote this account of the June 1965 Plum Creek flood and simultaneous flooding in the South Platte River Basin.

• Flood, Mud & Misery

  the Disaster of the Week of June 14, 1965

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  This book contains reports made by Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company and AT&T crews as they worked to repair damage caused by the June 1965 Plum Creek flood.

• Floods of Douglas County Research Reference File

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  This historical overview, compiled by Archives & Local History staff, documents known historic floods in Douglas County. It is available any time through the Archives & Local History website (archives.dcl.org)—accessible anywhere with an…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Map Showing Areas of Past Flooding in the Parker Quadrangle, Arapahoe and Douglas Counties, Colorado

  Maberry, John O., 1935-

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  This map shows the history of flooding in parts of Douglas County. This and many other maps may be accessed during normal business hours at the Castle Rock - Philip S. Miller library.

• Automobile Damaged and Buried by 1965 Flood

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  This digitized archival image shows an automobile damaged by the flood and then buried in silt. Mr. and Mrs. Rube Oman were rescued from this car after a winch truck peeled back the top to permit their escape. Available through the…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• MacHurst Ranch 1965 Flood Damage

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  This digitized archival image shows a view of damage to the MacHurst Ranch property following the flood. The view is from the top of Raspberry Mountain (near Larkspur) looking west. This and more images from the archives are available…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• 1965 Flood Damage to Trailer Homes

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  This digitized archival image shows damage from the June 1965 Plum Creek flood. Three crushed trailer homes near Wolfensberger Road and I-25 are pictured. This and other images from the archives are available through the Archives & Local…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Douglas County Clippings Notebook : Natural Disasters

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  This binder contains newspaper clippings related to natural disasters that have occurred in Douglas County.