Mont Pelee is ranked #5 out of 9 things to do in Martinique. See pictures and our review of Mont Pelee.

Mont Pelée doesn't erupt often (the last time reported was 1929), but when it does, the aftermath can be devastating. Travelers visiting an area with an active volcano should wear long pants and ...

A COLUMN OF MUD FROM MONT PELEE; Mass of Slime Falls on the Town of Basse Pointe. Twenty-two Houses Destroyed -- After- ward a Flood Washes Away Thirty More Houses.

THERE have been not a few greater catastrophes than that in which the city of St. Pierre was annihilated, and all its inhabitants (with only one or two -exceptions) killed in a few minutes, but ...

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May 8, 1902, began as a sunny day in Martinique, an island in the Caribbean, with only a column of steam rising above Mount Pelée.When the mountain, an active volcano, suddenly exploded. The ...

THE photograph of what is described as “a gigantic plug of solidified lava” in the centre of the new cone of Mont Pelée, which appears in NATURE of October 1 (p. 530), reminds me of similar ...

Image courtesy of AVO/USGS. Taken by Cyrus Read Based on the current levels of seismicity over the past 36 hours, AVO has returned Redoubt to Orange/Watch status from Red/Warning. This doesn’t ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Photographs of Native Americans and ...