The Galveston Hurricane of 1900 is the deadliest natural disaster in America's history. Many believe the ghosts of those who passed still haunt this city... | The Weather Channel

During the deadliest hurricane in American history on September 8 1900 nearly 125 terrified souls found shelter inside the Bolivar Point Lighthouse in Galveston Texas under the care of head keeper Harry C Claiborne as winds reached over 130 miles per hour and a massive storm surge devoured the coastline. Claiborne risked his life to protect his family and fellow refugees while his steady lamp offered hope to sailors lost at sea. He repeated his valiant act in 1915 sheltering another 50 and remai