• The Proletariat Gallery & Public House - This is the Levy building it was home to the national weather bureau in 1900. This is a mid-stopping point on the tour.
• Galveston - We will walk by St. Mary’s Basilica, Trinty Episcopal Church, and portions of Postoffice Street. Stories of historic locations important to the 1900 storm will be the focus of the tour and those stories will be told at those locations.
• The Strand - We will stop at various places along the Strand including The Trolley Station, Yaga’s, the 10 feet and under store, the Hutchings and Sealy Building, Sangerfest Park, & the Butterow Building where stories of the 1900 storm will be told.

• Visit to a historic 1900 storm survivor building

The cataclysm known as The Great Storm remains unrivalled as the most disastrous natural event in U.S. history. A glimpse into this cataclysmic happening is offered through The Great Storm Tour, which includes a pedestrian exploration of the Historic District punctuated by interludes recounting tales of Galveston residents who withstood the storm. Discover the city of Galveston and visit the former location of Isaac Cline’s office as history is brought vividly into the present.

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