To: blam
The East Coast isn't immune. See:
1883 Charleston SC earthquakeI first learned about earthquake rods in Charleston. They were likely built into or added to buildings after the 1883 quake. Here is a picture of earthquake rods in an old Texas church: Link
To: rustbucket
We get earthquakes occasionally here in New York City.
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To: rustbucket
My link title is wrong. It was an 1886 earthquake in Charleston, South Carolina, with a magnitude estimated to be 6.9 to 7.3.
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