- 03/07/07 Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Paul Judge
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- 05/13/08 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Richard LInks
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- 03/23/13 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Patty (Reed) DeVost
- 03/25/13 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Jim Gallagher
- 01/31/15 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Bernard
03/07/07
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posted by Roy Thomas
I remember THAT one well...I was in the Ferry Building fixing a tabulating machine in the SF Harbor Board offices.
The old building shuddered & shook, but since it did so well in the "big one," I felt reasonably safe. I realized that there was substantial damage a little later when I walked up Market St. & saw so many broken show windows. I seem to remember that one Westlake home was knocked off it's foundation?
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The old building shuddered & shook, but since it did so well in the "big one," I felt reasonably safe. I realized that there was substantial damage a little later when I walked up Market St. & saw so many broken show windows. I seem to remember that one Westlake home was knocked off it's foundation?
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