Kopper Kettle Explosion Auburn Al at Judith Lapham blog

Kopper Kettle Explosion Auburn Al. One of the amazing things about the blast known as the kopper kettle explosion was that no one was killed. On sunday morning, january 15, 1978, several businesses on east magnolia ave in downtown auburn were destroyed in an explosion. Miraculously there were no injuries. 15, 1978, began much like any other sunday morning shift — except the air was bitterly cold and carried. The kopper kettle opened on magnolia street in downtown auburn in the 1960s and quickly became a hub of student activity. 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. For retired auburn firefighter allen mccord, jan. A natural gas leak at the kopper kettle led to a massive explosion in downtown auburn. 15, 1978, half a block of businesses on east magnolia ave. The explosion occurred so early in the morning, no one was on the street and all the. 1978 downtown auburn, alabama explosion of the copper kettle restaurant and surrounding buildings 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. 15, 1978, began much like any other sunday morning shift — except the air was bitterly cold and carried. The explosion occurred so early in the morning, no one was on the street and all the. The kopper kettle opened on magnolia street in downtown auburn in the 1960s and quickly became a hub of student activity. One of the amazing things about the blast known as the kopper kettle explosion was that no one was killed. Miraculously there were no injuries. For retired auburn firefighter allen mccord, jan. A natural gas leak at the kopper kettle led to a massive explosion in downtown auburn. 1978 downtown auburn, alabama explosion of the copper kettle restaurant and surrounding buildings in. 15, 1978, half a block of businesses on east magnolia ave.

Explosive Exclusive 78 neverbeforeseen photos of the Kopper Kettle

Kopper Kettle Explosion Auburn Al Miraculously there were no injuries. The explosion occurred so early in the morning, no one was on the street and all the. For retired auburn firefighter allen mccord, jan. 15, 1978, half a block of businesses on east magnolia ave. 15, 1978, began much like any other sunday morning shift — except the air was bitterly cold and carried. Miraculously there were no injuries. The kopper kettle opened on magnolia street in downtown auburn in the 1960s and quickly became a hub of student activity. 1978 downtown auburn, alabama explosion of the copper kettle restaurant and surrounding buildings in. On sunday morning, january 15, 1978, several businesses on east magnolia ave in downtown auburn were destroyed in an explosion. A natural gas leak at the kopper kettle led to a massive explosion in downtown auburn. One of the amazing things about the blast known as the kopper kettle explosion was that no one was killed. 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.