Dead livestock in field after Bath, Michigan bombing

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Dead livestock in field after Bath, Michigan bombing
Description:
View of men and women viewing dead livestock in field, during the aftermath of the bombing in Bath, Michigan. Farmer Andrew Kehoe was responsible for the bombing of the Bath Consolidated grade school and his own farm; the incident was also known as the 'Bath massacre.' Demolished building in background; automobiles in road. Printed on front: "Small portion of the destruction caused by the crazed maniac. Bath. May 18, 1927. Photo by L. Waldron, Grand Ledge."
Details
Resource ID:
bh011403
Creator:
Waldron, L.
Subject:
Dead animals--Michigan--Bath
Bombings--Michigan--Bath
Kehoe, Andrew P. (Andrew Philip), 1872-1927
Buildings--Blast effects--Michigan--Bath
Automobiles--Michigan--Bath
Photographers--Michigan--Grand Ledge
Photographic prints
Postcards
Date Issued:
1927-05-18
Format:
1 postcard ; 3.5 x 5.5 in.
Member of:
Burton Historical Collection
Filing Location:
M/Localities-Bath
Rights:
Physical rights are retained by DPL. Copyright is retained in accordance with U.S. copyright laws.