I'm unsure of the photographer. These slides are in my collection and are not otherwise marked.
Showing posts with label Quincy 1963 Wreck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quincy 1963 Wreck. Show all posts
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More 1963 Quincy Wreck Photos-2
These popped up on Ebay via a longtime area railroader.
See the newspaper accounts I posted in 2008 about this.
See the wrecked locomotives after moving to Hillyard here.
See the newspaper accounts I posted in 2008 about this.
See the wrecked locomotives after moving to Hillyard here.
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
More 1963 Quincy Wreck Photos-1
These popped up on Ebay via a longtime area railroader.
See the newspaper accounts I posted in 2008 about this.
See the wrecked locomotives after moving to Hillyard here.
First photo is the frame of the RS3 after it was flopped off the tracks. Other two views are of the same RS3 before being extracted from the F unit.
See the newspaper accounts I posted in 2008 about this.
See the wrecked locomotives after moving to Hillyard here.
First photo is the frame of the RS3 after it was flopped off the tracks. Other two views are of the same RS3 before being extracted from the F unit.
Friday, July 1, 2016
Train Wreck Damage Suit Nets $15,000
From the "Spokesman Review."
March 26, 1966
Newspaper clipping of the initial wreck report can be seen here.
Some of the wreck photos can be seen here.
March 26, 1966
Newspaper clipping of the initial wreck report can be seen here.
Some of the wreck photos can be seen here.
Friday, July 31, 2015
1963 Quincy Collision Photos 3
From the GN-NP Archive, Stevenson Collection.
Mr. Stevenson likely heard of this derailment and traveled to Quincy the next day to see for himself what was going on. I posted the initial newspaper accounts of the accident here. I was given photos of the wrecked locomotives after they had been moved to Hillyard here.
Mr. Stevenson likely heard of this derailment and traveled to Quincy the next day to see for himself what was going on. I posted the initial newspaper accounts of the accident here. I was given photos of the wrecked locomotives after they had been moved to Hillyard here.
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