Remains of Fulford Speedway after being struck by a hurricane
Remains of stands and track after hurricane on September 17, 1926, viewed toward turns #3 and #4. Remaining part of #3 stands.

Track was never rebuilt.

1926 hurricane damage to Knights Chapel
Nokomis, Florida.

Cars driving by boats washed ashore from the 1926 hurricane: Miami, Florida

Beach and bathhouse during hurricane of 1926: Boca Grande, Florida

Home destroyed by the 1926 hurricane: Miami, Florida

Remains of a bridge
1926 hurricane washed the land away from both ends. Photographed at Baker's Haulover Inlet in Miami, Florida on January 25, 1927 by John Kunkel Small.

Gazebo under water after hurricane of 1926: Boca Grande, Florida

Home damaged by the 1926 hurricane : Miami, Florida
The house was located at the corner of NE 4th Avenue and 24th Street.

Rickel family after the 1926 hurricane wrecked their home: Miami, Florida
Left to right: Mrs. Rickel, Thelma Rickel, Albert Rickel.

Riviera section after the 1926 hurricane : Coral Gables, Florida

Building destroyed by the hurricane of 1926

South Methodist Church: Fort Lauderdale
The church was at North Andrews Avenue and Southeast 2nd Street. Built in 1913. Photographed ca. 1917. Fort Lauderdale News and Sun-Sentinel.

Sand-locked railroad cars after the 1926 hurricane : Lake Worth, Florida

Barometer in the cabin of Captain William Thompson
Barometer used during the hurricane of 1926. Capt. William Thompson was the master of the U.S. dredge Savannah.