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Trains in and out of Newcastle were cancelled on 11th February 1974 after three empty

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Trains in and out of Newcastle were cancelled on 11th February 1974 after three empty

Trains in and out of Newcastle were cancelled on 11th February 1974 after three empty coal wagons jumped the track and dropped 20 ft. into the side of Manors car park. A total of 12 out of 41 trucks came off the lines. The train was on its way from Low Fell to West Blyth. Car Park

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An Unforgettable Day in Newcastle's Railway History - The Devastating Train Crash of 11th February 1974

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. This print takes us back to a fateful day when chaos struck the heart of Newcastle's bustling railway system. On that ill-fated morning, three empty coal wagons derailed and plunged an astonishing 20 feet into the side of Manors car park, bringing trains in and out of Newcastle to a grinding halt. The sheer magnitude of this incident is evident as we witness the aftermath captured within this frame. A total of twelve out of forty-one trucks lie scattered off their tracks, creating a scene reminiscent of utter wreckage. The train itself was en route from Low Fell to West Blyth when disaster struck, leaving behind a trail of destruction. Intriguingly, amidst the twisted metal and debris stands one solitary figure - perhaps an eyewitness or a brave soul who rushed to aid those affected by this calamity. Surrounding him are railings that once provided safety but now serve as silent witnesses to this extraordinary event. This photograph not only encapsulates the profound impact on public transport during that era but also serves as a reminder that even in times marred by tragedy, resilience prevails. Let it stand as a testament to the strength and determination exhibited by both individuals and communities alike during challenging times in history.

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