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HARROW AND WEALDSTONE TRAIN CRASH : 1952 Stock Photo
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Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-004 Stock Photo
RMB52RX8–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-004
1952: Many people were killed when an express train from Perth struck a local train at Harrow and Wealdstone station. An express from Euston to Liverpool then collided with the derailed coaches leaving a scene 'just like a battlefield'. Here an injured woman is carried from the scene of the crash. 06/10/02 : The 50th anniversary of Britain s worst peace-time rail crash was being marked at a memorial service. Survivors and relatives of those who died or were injured in the disaster at Harrow and Wealdstone in west London were attending the special service at Christ Church in Watford, Stock Photo
RMG5B2J5–1952: Many people were killed when an express train from Perth struck a local train at Harrow and Wealdstone station. An express from Euston to Liverpool then collided with the derailed coaches leaving a scene 'just like a battlefield'. Here an injured woman is carried from the scene of the crash. 06/10/02 : The 50th anniversary of Britain s worst peace-time rail crash was being marked at a memorial service. Survivors and relatives of those who died or were injured in the disaster at Harrow and Wealdstone in west London were attending the special service at Christ Church in Watford,
The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Stock Photo
RMERXB6J–The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities.
Oct. 10, 1952 - Many casualties in three train crash, big death roll feared: Three trains at the Night S another express and a local train crashed at Harrow and Wealdstone station this morning. One of the trains plodded into the platform, and wreckage was scattered all over the tracks. Photo shows the scene of the crush this morning showing reasoners at work. Stock Photo
RME0KXT2–Oct. 10, 1952 - Many casualties in three train crash, big death roll feared: Three trains at the Night S another express and a local train crashed at Harrow and Wealdstone station this morning. One of the trains plodded into the platform, and wreckage was scattered all over the tracks. Photo shows the scene of the crush this morning showing reasoners at work.
The scene following a triple train crash at Harrow and Wealdstone station. An express train from Perth struck a local train in the station and then an express going from Euston to Liverpool struck the derailed coaches. 100 people were estimated to have died. Stock Photo
RMG4HMWY–The scene following a triple train crash at Harrow and Wealdstone station. An express train from Perth struck a local train in the station and then an express going from Euston to Liverpool struck the derailed coaches. 100 people were estimated to have died.
The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Stock Photo
RMERXBJG–The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities.
Oct. 10, 1952 - Many casualties Feared in Triple-Train crash in London. Disaster at Harrow: Three trains in the Night St to London - another express and a local train orshed at Harrow and Wealdstone Station this morning. One of the trains ploughed into the platform. A big death roll is feared. Photo shows The scene as workers search for victims and clear the wreckage after the disaster at Harrow this morning. Stock Photo
RME0KXT9–Oct. 10, 1952 - Many casualties Feared in Triple-Train crash in London. Disaster at Harrow: Three trains in the Night St to London - another express and a local train orshed at Harrow and Wealdstone Station this morning. One of the trains ploughed into the platform. A big death roll is feared. Photo shows The scene as workers search for victims and clear the wreckage after the disaster at Harrow this morning.
08/10/1952 - On this Day in History - Three trains collide outside Harrow and Wealdstone Station, killing over 100, in the UK's worst ever train crash. The scene following a triple train crash in 1952 at Harrow and Wealdstone station. An express train from Perth struck a local train in the station, then an express going from Euston to Liverpool struck the derailed coaches. 100 people are thought to have lost their lives. Stock Photo
RMG4TJW3–08/10/1952 - On this Day in History - Three trains collide outside Harrow and Wealdstone Station, killing over 100, in the UK's worst ever train crash. The scene following a triple train crash in 1952 at Harrow and Wealdstone station. An express train from Perth struck a local train in the station, then an express going from Euston to Liverpool struck the derailed coaches. 100 people are thought to have lost their lives.
The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Stock Photo
RMERXCN7–The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities.
Oct. 10, 1952 - Death role may be over 100 in triple train crash: it is feared that the desthr roll may be over 100 after the triple train crash at Harrow and Wealdstone Station this morning between the night boot to London - the London - to Liverpool express and a local Warford to London train. One of the trains ploughed into the station platform and the railway bridge over Wealdstone High Street collapsed. Photo shows the scene of the disaster showing cranes at work on the wreckage today. Stock Photo
RME0KXT3–Oct. 10, 1952 - Death role may be over 100 in triple train crash: it is feared that the desthr roll may be over 100 after the triple train crash at Harrow and Wealdstone Station this morning between the night boot to London - the London - to Liverpool express and a local Warford to London train. One of the trains ploughed into the station platform and the railway bridge over Wealdstone High Street collapsed. Photo shows the scene of the disaster showing cranes at work on the wreckage today.
HARROW AND WEALDSTONE TRAIN CRASH : 1952 Stock Photo
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Oct. 11, 1952 - Preparing To Remove The Last Engine Of The Triple Train Crash At Harrow And Wealdstone. Photo shows The scene as preparationsare made to pull the ''City of Olasgow'' engine from the remains of the wreckage at Harrow and Wealdstone stattion today. Stock Photo
RME0KXWW–Oct. 11, 1952 - Preparing To Remove The Last Engine Of The Triple Train Crash At Harrow And Wealdstone. Photo shows The scene as preparationsare made to pull the ''City of Olasgow'' engine from the remains of the wreckage at Harrow and Wealdstone stattion today.
1952: A blanket-shrouded body rests beneath the crushed bogie of a wrecked coach at the scene of the triple train crash at Harrow and Wealdstone station, Middlesex, one of the worst rail disasters of this century. Stock Photo
RM2D31H4M–1952: A blanket-shrouded body rests beneath the crushed bogie of a wrecked coach at the scene of the triple train crash at Harrow and Wealdstone station, Middlesex, one of the worst rail disasters of this century.
Oct. 10, 1952 - Many killed in triple train disaster.... taking victim on a stretcher: It is estimated that the death toll may even be as high as 100 following the triple train crash at Harrow and Wealdstone station this morning The crash was between the night toot to Easton - the Eustace to Liverpool express -and a local train Waterford platform and the railway bridge over wealdstone high street collapsed.photo shows one of the victims is tanked off on a stretcher after the disaster at harrow today. Stock Photo
RME0KXK5–Oct. 10, 1952 - Many killed in triple train disaster.... taking victim on a stretcher: It is estimated that the death toll may even be as high as 100 following the triple train crash at Harrow and Wealdstone station this morning The crash was between the night toot to Easton - the Eustace to Liverpool express -and a local train Waterford platform and the railway bridge over wealdstone high street collapsed.photo shows one of the victims is tanked off on a stretcher after the disaster at harrow today.
The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station in London at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth Scotland colided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train travelling at speed in the opposite direction crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: The remains of one of the steam Stock Photo
RMERXD51–The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station in London at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth Scotland colided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train travelling at speed in the opposite direction crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: The remains of one of the steam
Harrow & W-stone train disaster Stock Photo
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Oct. 10, 1952 - Many Killed In Triple Train Disaster.. Taking A Victim On A Stretcher: It is estimated that the death roll may even be as high as 100 following the triple train crash at Harrow and Wealdstone Station this morning. The crash was between the Night oot to Eston- the Euston to Liverpool Express - and a local train - Watford to London. One of the trains ploughed into the station platform and the railway bridge over Wealdstone High Street collapsed. Photo Shows: One of the victims is taken off on a stretcher - after the disaster at Harrow. Stock Photo
RME0KXTN–Oct. 10, 1952 - Many Killed In Triple Train Disaster.. Taking A Victim On A Stretcher: It is estimated that the death roll may even be as high as 100 following the triple train crash at Harrow and Wealdstone Station this morning. The crash was between the Night oot to Eston- the Euston to Liverpool Express - and a local train - Watford to London. One of the trains ploughed into the station platform and the railway bridge over Wealdstone High Street collapsed. Photo Shows: One of the victims is taken off on a stretcher - after the disaster at Harrow.
The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: General scene of the accident Stock Photo
RMERXDYJ–The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: General scene of the accident
Oct. 10, 1952 - Many Killed in Triple Train Disaster doctor attends to a victim: It is estimated that the death roll may even be as high as 100 following the triples train rash at harrow and wealdstone station this morning. The crash was between the night Scot to Esuto - the Easton to Liverpool express - and a local watfored to London train. One of the trains ploughed into the station platform and the bridge over the wesldstone high steer collapsed. photo shows An ambulance worker comforts one of the victims while a doctor attends to him after the disaster at harrow today. Stock Photo
RME0KXWR–Oct. 10, 1952 - Many Killed in Triple Train Disaster doctor attends to a victim: It is estimated that the death roll may even be as high as 100 following the triples train rash at harrow and wealdstone station this morning. The crash was between the night Scot to Esuto - the Easton to Liverpool express - and a local watfored to London train. One of the trains ploughed into the station platform and the bridge over the wesldstone high steer collapsed. photo shows An ambulance worker comforts one of the victims while a doctor attends to him after the disaster at harrow today.
The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: One of the tree locomotives in Stock Photo
RMERXBE2–The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: One of the tree locomotives in
The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station in London at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train travelling at speed in the opposite direction crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: The remains of one of the steam Stock Photo
RMERX912–The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station in London at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train travelling at speed in the opposite direction crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: The remains of one of the steam
The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: One of the tree locomotives in Stock Photo
RMERX9G8–The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: One of the tree locomotives in
The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: General scene of the wreckage Stock Photo
RMERXA0W–The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: General scene of the wreckage
The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: Rescuers caring for one of th Stock Photo
RMERX941–The Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash was a three train collision at Harrow and Wealdstone station, in London, at 8:19 am on 8 October 1952. An express train from Perth, Scotland collided at speed into the rear of the Tring to Euston local service passenger train that had stopped at the station; within a few seconds of this collision the Euston to Liverpool express train, travelling at speed in the opposite direction, crashed into the Perth train's locomotive. It was the worst peacetime rail crash in the United Kingdom there were 112 fatalities. Our Picture Shows: Rescuers caring for one of th
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. ;Rescue workers searching the wreckage for suvivors. October 1952 ;C4953A-001 Stock Photo
RMB52RY6–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. ;Rescue workers searching the wreckage for suvivors. October 1952 ;C4953A-001
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. ;Wreckage cleared of the railway tracks by huge cranes;October 1952 ;C4953A-003 Stock Photo
RMB52RYC–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. ;Wreckage cleared of the railway tracks by huge cranes;October 1952 ;C4953A-003
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. ;Clothing which has been collected sitting on the platform. ;October 1952 ;C4953A-006 Stock Photo
RMB52RYX–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. ;Clothing which has been collected sitting on the platform. ;October 1952 ;C4953A-006
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A survivor waiting on the platform. 
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RMB52T08–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A survivor waiting on the platform. 
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Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. ;Rescue worker carrying someone away on a stretcher ;October 1952 ;C4953A-005 Stock Photo
RMB52RYP–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. ;Rescue worker carrying someone away on a stretcher ;October 1952 ;C4953A-005
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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RMB52T0F–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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RMB52RYF–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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RMB52RYA–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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RMB52T05–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. A rescue worker giving aid to a survivor. 
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Women volunteers making refreshments for the rescue workers at the site of the Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash Oct 1952 Stock Photo
RMB44TKH–Women volunteers making refreshments for the rescue workers at the site of the Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash Oct 1952
Women volunteers making refreshments for the rescue workers at the site of the Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash Oct 1952 Stock Photo
RMB44TKN–Women volunteers making refreshments for the rescue workers at the site of the Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash Oct 1952
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 C4953 Stock Photo
RMB52RXY–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 C4953
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-006 Stock Photo
RMB52RXH–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-006
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-003 Stock Photo
RMB52RX6–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-003
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-002 Stock Photo
RMB52RX2–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-002
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-007 Stock Photo
RMB52RXP–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-007
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-001 Stock Photo
RMB52RWT–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-001
Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-005 Stock Photo
RMB52RXE–Harrow and Wealdstone Train Crash. Wreckage and bodies are cleared away following the triple train crash at Harrow in North London.October 1952 ;C4953-005
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