Great Alaska Earthquake
ANCHORAGE, Alaska —In 1964, Alaska endured a 9.2-magnitude earthquake, resulting in the deaths of 133 people and $300 million in damages. This brand new Four Seasons apartment building in downtown Anchorage collapsed 20 minutes after a team of construction workers left work for the day. (Courtesy Photo)
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