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These pictures taken by Mrs. Julia Wood show the total devastation of the center of Woodville by the tornado of 1929. At top is the R. M. Johnson house with the roof ripped off. Second pictures, left and right show the piles of rubble that lay where there once were buildings. Left picture shows the back of the old Botts home now owned by the H. B. Wood family; at right is the site of the Woodville four-room school. It was later built back as a two room school, now the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson. Next row, left—the Pulliam home, where those in the house miraculously escaped, along with the Pulliam children who were blown about the landscape but all survived. Right, the Callie Johnson home with a view of the only remaining church in the rear. Next row, left and right, pictures of various angles of the old Botts home show the very selective patb^Pthe tornado. Next row, right, another view of the Pulliam home shows how lucky the family was to survive, left, the site of the Woodville Baptist Church right after the tornado.
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