Documenting the destruction caused by the 1938 hurricane along New England's coast and the ways in which victims united to rebuild their communities. The Hurricane of 1938 was one of the most devastating storms to strike New England's Atlantic coast. It forever changed the landscapes of cities and towns in its path. Throughout the hurricane, the Coast Guard worked tirelessly to provide aid to countless displaced residents. Entire communities were leveled by the hurricane's powerful winds and waves. After the storm subsided and the destruction was evident, the enormous task of rebuilding and reuniting the community began. Joseph P. Soares is a local historian and a member of the Hopkinton and Westerly Historical Societies in Rhode Island. In The 1938 Hurricane along New England's Coast, his third volume with Arcadia Publishing, he succeeds in highlighting and preserving New England's dynamic past for future generations. Used Book in Good Condition