Monticello, Indiana April 3, 1974
The following pictures are from the book "Killer Tornado" published by the Monticello Herald Journal. If you use any of the pictures or or text please give them credit. All photos are thumb nailed.
 

The book is Divided into 5 pages. the major headings are as following: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Moments after it Hit Business District Sustained Major Damage   Before After   Homes Destroyed   Students Continue Studies at Various Churches Shocked Residents Unite to Help Others   Monticello Homes Ravaged Years Needed to  Restore Town National Home Badly Battered   Churches, Cemeteries Ravaged Damaged Estimated at $100 Million   monticelloin_page2 $500,000 Damage to Penn-Central Bridge Housing Addition  Nearly Leveled   Local Groups, Outsiders offered help to Victims. People organize Rescue, Search Operations Fort Wayne Girl Survives Van's Plunge Courthouse History Rich, Full Hickory Ridge Area in Tornado's Path   Officials Offer Help Homes, Churches, Schools, Businesses were touched by twister monticelloin_page2 122-year-old  Bell Survives Many Left Homeless   People Pick up the Pieces   Local Businesses Give Evidence to Twister's Destructive Power   Courthouse Activities  move to National Guard Armory Farms Hit Monticelloan's Begin Salvage, Repair, Removal   Twin Lakes Totaled Schools Meet with  Disaster Downtown Monticello will Rise Again... Bigger, Better different and More Beautiful Than Ever Before

Homes Destroyed

National Home Badly Battered

Housing Addition Nearly Leveled

Hickory Ridge Area in Tornado's Path

Farms Hit

Twin Lakes Totaled