RAILWAY AND INDUSTRIAL HISTORY OF THE SOUTH WEST BLACK COUNTRY
1858
"Decidedly the worst railway accident that has ever occured in this country" (pdf)
| RAILWAY AND INDUSTRIAL HISTORY OF THE SOUTH WEST BLACK COUNTRY |
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1858 |
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| Report following the tragic accident at Moor Street, Brierley Hill. 12 Dead. | ||||
| Full Report following Moor Street accident | ||||
| Improved hopes for survivors of accident | ||||
| The condiiton of the wounded | ||||
| Another death | ||||
| Inquest continues, while another injured passenger dies | ||||
| Letter to the editor - The state of the Oxford, Worcester & Wolverhapton Railway. | ||||
| Letters to the editor - Further debate on the state of the O.W.W.R. | ||||
| Inquest continues | ||||
| Inquest seems near its end | ||||
| Inquest adjourned following extraordinary event | ||||
| Inquest conclusion soon | ||||
| Work begins on incline to the High Street, creating new luggage station and serving Keep & Watkin, and J. Bradley & Company | ||||
| Inquest slates O.W.W.R. for poor management, and finds the guard guilty of manslaughter | ||||
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of Trade Accident Report into the Brierley Hill accident "Decidedly the worst railway accident that has ever occured in this country" (pdf) |
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| O.W.W.R. accident at Chipping Camden | ||||