The Night the Mountain Fell

The Night the Mountain Fell by Edmund Christopherson, published by Lulu.com on November 29, 2017, is a detailed account of the catastrophic 7.5 earthquake that struck Hebgen Lake in Yellowstone Park, Montana, in August 1959. This edition spans 54 pages and is presented in English. The book provides a journalistic-style narrative that explores the events surrounding the disaster, which resulted in significant flooding and the most severe landslide recorded in the Northwestern United States.
Readers will find a thorough examination of the impact of the Yellowstone Earthquake, which claimed the lives of twenty-eight individuals. The narrative delves into the historical context of the event, offering insights into the geological and human factors that contributed to this tragedy. Through Christopherson’s engaging writing, the book captures the urgency and chaos of the moment, making it a significant contribution to the history of natural disasters.
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The Night the Mountain Fell is a riveting account of the deadly 7.5 earthquake that struck Hebgen Lake in Yellowstone Park, Montana, on August 1959. Also known as the Yellowstone Earthquake, the disaster caused massive flooding and the worst landslide in the history of the Northwestern United States. In The Night the Mountain Fell author Edmund Christopherson gives us a page-turning, journalistic-style account of how the deadliest earthquake in Montana’s history ultimately claimed the lives of twenty-eight people.
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