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A view of Chaparral Street following the Storm of 1919.

Corpus Christi, Texas, after storm, Sept. 14th, 1919.

Destruction on Chaparral Street.

Peoples Street after the 1919 Storm.

Devastation of a structure in front of the Magnolia Petroleum Co. Gasoline Auto Supply Station on Mesquite Street.

Wreckage of several structures on the Bayfront following the 1919 Storm.

Debris scattered along North Beach.

Devastation along the shoreline.

Annihilation of the causeway.

Annihilation of the causeway.

Tour boat known as the Japonica beached by the storm.

Tour boat known as the Japonica beached by the storm.

A local street car on its side.

The remnants of structures in front of a residence damaged by the 1919 Storm. The Nueces County Courthouse is in the background.

Several people clearing the rubble caused by the storm around the C.C. Railway and Light Company.

remains of Harbin [Hardin?] Court following the 1919 Storm. Inscription on reverse of postcard reads: 鈥淎ll that was left of 85 tourist houses where the tourist of means lived." (Courtesy of the L.M. Gross Collection, Special Collections and Archives, Mary and Jeff Bell Library, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi)

The ruined home of Judge McDonald on North Beach. P.H.S. Hospital is in the background.

The wreckage on North Beach . P.H.S. Hospital can be seen in the background. Inscription on reverse of postcard reads: 鈥溌� only of the hospital left standing 53 patients and all but one nurse was saved.鈥� (Courtesy of the L.M. Gross Collection, Special Collections and Archives, Mary and Jeff Bell Library, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi)

The debris in front of the Lichtenstein & Son鈥檚 Building at 502 Chaparral Street. Inscription on reverse of postcard reads: 鈥淚n front of our store 2 weeks after the storm.(Courtesy of the L.M. Gross Collection, Special Collections and Archives, Mary and Jeff Bell Library, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi)

The devastation in front of the Lichtenstein & Son鈥檚 Building and nearby structures on the 500 block of Chaparral Street.

Wreckage around the remains of the Caldwell residence.

A cityscape of the wreckage on Chaparral Street. The Edison Dry Goods Co. located on the 400 block of Chaparral Street is on the right side of the street near the center of the photograph. The bluff and its residences can be seen at the top right of the image.

A cityscape of the wreckage on Chaparral Street. The Edison Dry Goods Co. located on the 400 block of Chaparral Street is on the right side of the street near the center of the photograph. The bluff and its residences can be seen at the top right of the image.