Historical account published by the Southern Railway Company in 1917, chronicling the devastating floods of July 1916 and the monumental recovery efforts. This richly detailed volume includes text descriptions of the damage, a detailed map of the affected railway lines, and numerous black and white photographs of impacted bridges, tracks, and repair work. An essential piece of railroadiana for collectors interested in transportation history, engineering, and disaster recovery in the early 20th-century United States. Hardcover format with ex-libris markings and an inscription.