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103 year old survivor remembers 1906 San Franscico earthquake

(17 Apr 2006) Prelinger Archive - NO LIBRARY USE San Francisco, California - FILE 1. Mute film of San Francisco''s main thoroughfare as seen from the front window of a moving Market Street cable car, before the downtown area was destroyed in the 1906 earthquake and fire AP Television San Francisco, California - video quality as incomming 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Herb Hamrol, 1906 Earthquake survivor "Well there was an earthquake in 1906 and it it really raised the dickens where we were living south of Market and everything south of Market was destroyed with the earthquake and the fire did more damage than the earthquake. And, I don''t remember my house or anything but it was all destroyed." Prelinger Archive - NO LIBRARY USE San Francisco, California - April 1906 3. Mute film relief efforts in downtown AP Television San Francisco, California - video quality as incomming 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Herb Hamrol, 1906 Earthquake survivor "I remember my mother carrying me down on her left arm and she held onto a bannister with her right hand and we slept in a park for a couple of nights and I don''t remember how we ate or anything like that." Prelinger Archive - NO LIBRARY USE San Francisco, California - April 1906 5. Mute film destruction in the city 6. Mute film of people walking past rubble in streets AP Television San Francisco, California - video quality as incomming 7 . SOUNDBITE: (English) Herb Hamrol, 1906 Earthquake survivor "They have no recollection of the earthquake, only what they read at school or ... newspapers, I guess, were not printed at that time due to the fact that everything was destroyed by fire." Prelinger Archive - NO LIBRARY USE San Francisco, California - April 1906 8. Mute film of destruction AP Television San Francisco, California - video quality as incomming 9. Herb Hamrol sitting with friends in cafe 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ed Leveroni, Hamrol''s friend "Well at 103 he deserves that and then some. He is a great guy. (Herb off camera: I''ll owe you a lunch.) I am ready, lets go now Herb." 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Robert Frank, Hamrol''s friend "He seems to be, at least the last few years when he was at the commemorations the last surviving male, the rest were ladies. Now there might be some other surviving males, but they just weren''t at the commemoration. So he has been sitting in the catbird seat so to speak, with that." 12. Wide view of men sitting around table 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Herb Hamrol, 1906 Earthquake survivor "Its one of those things you have to live through. It is just like the earthquake in ''89. I had my radio on to listen to the World Series in San Francisco and all of a sudden the bed started shaking. Well, I just sat there ... I was stretched out on the bed. I heard them cancel the game and everybody left the ballpark and it was another day, that was all. You can''t escape it, you might as well make the best of it. I lived in San Francisco all my life, I missed one month. I lived in Seattle for one month when I was a young man." 14. Various views Hamrol working stacking shelves in supermarket 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Andrea Fitzgerald, Assistant Store director "(Reporter: What do you think about all the attention he is getting?) I love it. I think he totally deserves it. I think it is part of what keeps him gong, I really do." 16. Mid view Hamrol working in store SUGGESTED LEAD-IN: As dawn was breaking on April 18th, 1906 one of the most significant earthquakes ever recorded hit the west coast of the United States. SUGGESTED STORYLINE: SOUNDBITE: (English) Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...