- 03/07/07 Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Paul Judge
- 03/07/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Roy Thomas
- 03/07/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by jb
- 03/08/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Mary-Ann
- 03/08/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Ron Rogers
- 03/09/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Ruth Rogers
- 03/09/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Tom Bratton
- 03/09/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Dave L.
- 03/12/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Karyn Ann Bosso
- 03/12/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Paul Rosenberg
- 03/12/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Rita Wright
- 03/15/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Frank Dunnigan
- 03/20/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Paul Judge
- 03/20/07 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Anne
- 05/13/08 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Richard LInks
- 05/14/08 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Dave Crooks
- 05/19/08 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Tammy A.
- 05/03/09 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Ray Shanahan
- 05/06/09 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Michael Meloy
- 05/06/09 Re: Recollecting the March 22, 1957 5.3 Earthquake - posted by Jo Anne Q.
- 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
03/20/07
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posted by Anne
Remembering the 1957 earthquake, I was 18 years old, working in a tall building near Bush and Market. I remember the loud rumble, thinking the world was coming to an end, then the shaking. It was a large room with four desks and we just sat there waiting. One woman who was born in Japan, just kept walking around doing her office tasks as though nothing had happened. We heard that the elevators on the upper floors were shaking so much they were slamming into the sides of the elevator shaft. We also heard that desks on some of the upper floor actually slid around. I remember calling my mother to see how our house made out near Mt. Davidson. She said we had no damage. I remember feeling scared mostly at the big rumbling sound that came just before the shaking started.
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