A Dam Flood of Memories - Recollections of the Teton Dam Collapse
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A Dam Flood of Memories - Recollections of the Teton Dam Collapse

by Jane Freund, Cherri Sabala, April White

History memoir Disaster
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In A Dam Flood of Memories, Jane Freund recounts the Teton Dam collapse through personal stories of loss and survival. This collection of recollections captures the raw emotions and enduring lessons from the 1976 disaster that devastated Idaho communities, offering a heartfelt tribute to those forever changed by the flood.

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A Dam Flood of Memories offers intimate recollections of the Teton Dam collapse, a catastrophic event that reshaped lives in Idaho in 1976. Author Jane Freund draws from firsthand experiences to document the sudden failure and its immediate aftermath.

The book explores the human side of the disaster, highlighting the resilience of communities affected by the floodwaters. Through vivid storytelling, it preserves the stories of those who witnessed the dam's breach and the ensuing chaos.

Freund's narrative serves as a tribute to the victims and survivors, emphasizing the lasting impact on the region's history and memory. It provides a personal lens on an event that underscored the importance of engineering safety and preparedness.

Readers gain insight into the emotional toll of such tragedies, with reflections that connect past lessons to contemporary concerns about infrastructure.

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