Many thanks to Mary Tucker McLoud for sending a copy of the book from which these photos originally appeared. The book is titled Storming Ashore and was published by the Gloucester Daily Times after the October 30th, 1991 no-name storm. The focus of this batch of photos is to show the extensive property damage to homes along the Atlantic side of Cape Ann.
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Photos by Cristin M. Gisler, Bart A. Piscitello, Gail McCarthy, Sally O’Maley, Jeff Pope. Text by Gail McCarthy
ATLANTIC ROAD DEMOLISHED ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE STORM PHOTOS
Good Morning Gloucester 
Is it possible to get a copy of that book?
Thanks
Kelly
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Kelly, We still have copies left. They are $15 each. I left a few with the front desk recipionist. If you are still interested, you can pick it during business hours, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Times is at 36 Whittemore St.
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Thank you for posting. Shared with Save our Shores Gloucester. https://www.facebook.com/SOSGloucester/
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Thank you Editors 🙂
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Thanks for the informational post Kim!! Wow that was bad I saw bad storms in my days but nothing like this…I will also pass the word to transplants and relatives! 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
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A confluence of storms, and likely to happen again.
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someone should send these photos to the people who want to develop the ocean side of Atlantic road!
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I believe they have them Anonymous.
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I remember so well. We’ve been remarkably lucky here since that storm in 1991. The damage on the Gloucester / Rockport Atlantic shoreline was phenomenal !
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These photos are a stunning reminder of the power the Atlantic Ocean holds.
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