| Weight | .35 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 11 × 8.50 × .125 in |
Mileposts No. 37 Spring 2012
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- Train Wreck at Oshkosh
- Soo Line Freight Cars Leave Track and Wreck House and Barn Nearby
- Accident is Spectacular
- Property on Both Sides of Railway Right-of-way Swept Out of the Path of the Plunging, Crashing, Tumbling Monsters.
- One of the Worst Wrecks in City in Years
- Thousands Visit Scene to Inspect Damage
- Track is Cleard After Midnight
- No One was Injured in Pileup of Cars
- “We were thoroughly scared.”
- Train was Long and Heavily Loaded
- Carl Leaves Rails: Others Follow It
- Gas Pipe, Broken, Fumes fill the Air
- Rucks Family Away on a Visit
- Damage to Property is Extensive
- Many Stories of “How it Happened”
- Official View of Cause of Accident
- Train Blocks Traffic at Street Crossings
- Mike Harrington
- Recent Donations to the Archives
- Archive Work Days for 2012
- SLHTS Archives Financial Statement Year Ending December 31, 2011 – Mike Harrington
- Photos:
- Downtown Soo Line depot, Oshkosh, Train No. 1 with 4-6-2, No. 2704, late 1930s – SLHTS Archives collection
- NB train Division Street Oshkosh 2-8-0 – John Sacho photo, SLHTS Archives collection
- Extra 3003 S. derailed at the Scott Street Crossing, Oshkosh, Sunday July 27, 1924 – Larry Easton collection, SLHTS Archives
- Northbound train in Oshkosh – Division Street – John Sacho photo, SLHTS Archives collection
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