This is another map drawn in 1888 which will help in locating the various streets and most of the railroad depots that were affected by the 1913 flood. There were many changes between 1888 and 1913 but this should give you a rough idea of locations.
DAMAGE TO RAILROAD DEPOTS
Penn. R. R.
depot
Penn. baggage room
Big 4 R. R.
Terminals
Big 4 R. R. Freight Depot
The Penn. R. R. Depot above is the L. M. Depot on the map (Little Miami). The Big Four is the Grand Central Depot on the map.
West End R. R.
Yards Queen & Crescent
Depot
C. H. & D.
Depot
View from C. & O.
Bridge
The Queen & Crescent was at West 8th St. & McClean Avenue (not on map.) The C. & O. bridge view would be the C. H. & D. Freight Depot (I think). The West End R. R. Yards could be the O. & M. Depot or it could be another view of the C. H. & D. railroad.
Freight
Yards
Freight Terminals
These two freight yards have to be part of the Grand Central Depot complex.
Grand Central
Depot
Grand Central
Depot
Grand Central Depot
COAL & GAS FLOODING
Coal Yards & Gas
Works
A Coal Harbor
Rushing
coal to
needy
VIEWS FROM BRIDGES
Suspension Bridge
landing Mt. Adams from L &
N
View from Central
Bridge
Suspension from KY.
SECOND STREET
2nd St. from Walnut
West on 2nd. Street
2nd. and Walnut
Sts. Vine St. from 2nd
St.
PEARL STREET
Pearl and
Broadway
Pearl and Sycamore
Main and Pearl
St.
Pearl and Walnut
Sts
Vine & Pearl
Sts
Pearl and Race Sts
THIRD STREET
VARIOUS OTHER SITES
Adams Express
Office
Eastern Ave. & Torrence Rd. West from 8th St
.Viaduct
The Adams Express Co. was located on Butler St. between Pearl and Front Sts. (near L. M. Depot on map.)
Red Cross relief boat
Cincinnati
Firemen
Race and Commerce
*
Special sale of rubber boats
Scene of
Levee The Lunkenheimer Co. &
Herancourt Brewery Harrison Ave.
Location of the first card is on Pearl Street between Sycamore and Broadway. The second card shows the riverfront landing.
KRAEMER 1913 FLOOD CARDS
This is a complete list of the Cincinnati 1913 flood cards issued by Kraemer that I do not show above. I show 46 of a total of 52 that are available.
8th and McClean Ave. ,Cincinnati, O., during great flood 1913
Factories from 8th and Evans St. during great flood 1913, Cincinnati, O.
Flach Bros. Grocery Co., 2nd and Vine St., Cincinnati, O., Shipping groceries from the Cincinnati flood to the Hamilton flood sufferers April 1913
Pearl and Vine Streets, looking East, flood March 1913, Cincinnati, Ohio
Pearl and Walnut St., Cincinnati, O., 1913
Q. & C. Terminal 8th and McClean Ave. during great flood 1913 Cincinnati, Ohio
1913 FLOOD R. F. JOHNSTON PAINT CO.
The R. F. Johnston Paint Company at the corner of Pearl and Main Street obviously saw a possible gold mine of positive advertising of its product in this disaster occurring on its own premises. Written on the backs of a couple of them is the following: "The Mail, Telegraph and Transportation facilities of Cincinnati and vicinity have been greatly impaired by floods since March 25th. If there is an apparent delay in writing you, it is entirely due to this cause and not to inattention on our part". The Johnston Paint store covered an entire block with its warehouse across the street. The card in the center of the second row shows the company's employees filling orders from a boat to a horse cart.
First Steamboat on Great Miami, During 1913 Flood.
Landing at Depot, Cleves, Ohio.
Walnut Street Children in the wreckage Regan Hotel
Lawrenceburg, Indiana
FOR
1913 LOVELAND FLOOD CARDS ENTER 
