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Copper Kettle Auburn. Did you ever eat at the kopper kettle in auburn? One of the amazing things about the blast known as the kopper kettle explosion was that no one was killed. A natural gas leak at the kopper kettle led to a massive explosion in downtown auburn. Miraculously there were no injuries. On sunday morning, january 15, 1978, half a block of businesses on east magnolia avenue in. On a bitterly cold sunday morning almost 45 years ago, the streets of auburn violently shook as a natural gas leak exploded, destroying the kopper kettle restaurant on the corner of gay street and magnolia avenue and scattering its remains across downtown. The kopper kettle opened on magnolia street in downtown auburn in the 1960s and quickly became a hub of student activity. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. On sunday morning, january 15, 1978, several businesses on east magnolia ave in downtown auburn were destroyed in an.

One of the amazing things about the blast known as the kopper kettle explosion was that no one was killed. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. The kopper kettle opened on magnolia street in downtown auburn in the 1960s and quickly became a hub of student activity. Did you ever eat at the kopper kettle in auburn? On sunday morning, january 15, 1978, half a block of businesses on east magnolia avenue in. A natural gas leak at the kopper kettle led to a massive explosion in downtown auburn. Miraculously there were no injuries. On a bitterly cold sunday morning almost 45 years ago, the streets of auburn violently shook as a natural gas leak exploded, destroying the kopper kettle restaurant on the corner of gay street and magnolia avenue and scattering its remains across downtown. On sunday morning, january 15, 1978, several businesses on east magnolia ave in downtown auburn were destroyed in an.

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Copper Kettle Auburn On a bitterly cold sunday morning almost 45 years ago, the streets of auburn violently shook as a natural gas leak exploded, destroying the kopper kettle restaurant on the corner of gay street and magnolia avenue and scattering its remains across downtown. Did you ever eat at the kopper kettle in auburn? The kopper kettle opened on magnolia street in downtown auburn in the 1960s and quickly became a hub of student activity. On sunday morning, january 15, 1978, half a block of businesses on east magnolia avenue in. One of the amazing things about the blast known as the kopper kettle explosion was that no one was killed. A natural gas leak at the kopper kettle led to a massive explosion in downtown auburn. On sunday morning, january 15, 1978, several businesses on east magnolia ave in downtown auburn were destroyed in an. Miraculously there were no injuries. On a bitterly cold sunday morning almost 45 years ago, the streets of auburn violently shook as a natural gas leak exploded, destroying the kopper kettle restaurant on the corner of gay street and magnolia avenue and scattering its remains across downtown. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us.