The Great Molasses Flood In 1919, a massive molasses tank exploded in Boston, sending 2.3 million gallons of sticky syrup rushing through the streets. Horse-drawn carts were overturned, barrels floated in chaos, and first responders struggled to secure the city. One of history’s strangest industrial disasters, the “sweet flood” claimed 21 lives and left a lasting mark on the city. #TheGreatMolassesFlood #TrueHistory #HistoricalDisaster #ShockingHistory #Boston1919 #IndustrialAccident #CinematicH

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