Path of Destruction
The Historic Devastation and Restoration of DeKalb County, Alabama
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Get an up-close and personal look at the historic devastation and restoration of DeKalb County, Alabama, after the tornadoes of April 27, 2011. The photojournalists of the Times-Journal chronicle the impact of the storms throughout DeKalb County. Own the book that documents this horrific storm and inspiring rebuilding effort.
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will go to help the victims of the storm.
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Teresa Spence walks among what is left of her home on Sylvania Gap Road near Sylvania after a tornado left it in near ruins.
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A girl mourns the loss of a loved one at Town Creek Cemetery in Rainsville. A total of 33 people died after four tornadoes ripped through DeKalb County on April 27.
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Sunday morning services continued at Pine Grove Methodist Church in the High Point community just days after April 27. The pulpit was recovered and set up on the front steps.
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Little remained of a home on Sylvania Gap Road as debris was scattered around. Three people survived the direct hit of an EF-5 tornado April 27.
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After several instances of thefts among debris along County Road 27, signs started to emerge from tornado victims protecting what was left of their homes.