‘This is far worse than anything I have ever seen’: York County flooding damage
Friday’s flood line is marked a couple feet below a 1934 record line (top left) on the foundation of the general store. Matthew Windon, age 12, shovels muck from the ground floor during a flood work day at the Ma & Pa Railroad Heritage Village in Muddy Creek forks Monday. (Photo: Paul Kuehnel, York Daily Record)
(Undated) — Thomas and Cloe Spangler held their grandmother’s hand and led her onto the muddy lawn of the A.M. Grove General Store.
The ground squished beneath their feet as they carried their pink buckets to the front steps. They told a volunteer they were there to help
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