"A page of pictures taken during the sand storm that visited Boulder City on January 11th, 1933, when the wind is estimated to have attained a velocity in excess of sixty miles an hour. # 475 workman collection, debris after the porch roof was blown from the office dormitory. Dormitory #5 in the background. # 477 The office dormitory during the height of the storm. The missing part of the porch was blown completely over the building, falling between a group of parked cars, with no damage to the cars. # 472 The office dormitory, showing a section of the porch roof, which was blown completely over the building. workmen are moving parked ears to prevent damage, Notice the sand and rocks in the air. 700 Dormitories # 7 in the foreground and #8 in the background, view taken the morning after the storm, showing wind damage to the porch roofs facing the south."