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Title: Music Shop owner Murph Wanca moves instruments around his shop in Tennessee
Production Date: 08/05/2010
Caption: Nashville, Tenn. , August 5, 2010 -- Nashville Pro Hammond owner Murph Wanca moves instruments around his shop. Music City artists rely on Wanca to keep their Hammond organs and other vintage instruments in top shape. An SBA low-interest loan is helping Wanca recover from the flood damage his shop suffered during May storms. Martin Grube/FEMA
Photographer Name: Dianna Gee
City/State: Nashville, TN
Disasters: Tennessee Severe Storms, Flooding, Straight-Line Winds, and Tornadoes (DR-1909)
Disaster Types: Flooding
Categories: Feature Stories
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