Liverpool, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 24 October 1919. Showing the scene of

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Liverpool, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 24 October 1919. Showing the scene of

Liverpool, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 24 October 1919. Showing the scene of an accident involving Mr Johnson at the North Mersey Goods Depot. The contents of the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway five plank wagon can seen on the ground

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1919 Accident Depot Imagination Works Lancashire Liverpool National Railway Museum Rail Transport Railway Sep13 Sep13 12 Trains Transport United Kingdom Wagon Brighton Goods Depot Johnson Mersey South Coast

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Caption: This print from October 24,1919, captures a dramatic scene at the North Mersey Goods Depot in Liverpool, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. The image showcases the aftermath of an unfortunate accident involving Mr. Johnson and a London, Brighton & South Coast Railway five plank wagon. The photograph offers a glimpse into the chaos that unfolded on that fateful day as the contents of the wagon lay scattered across the ground. Imagination works overtime as one can almost hear the commotion and visualize the urgency to rectify this mishap. Preserved by National Railway Museum, this historical artifact transports us back in time to witness an era when rail transport was vital for trade and connectivity throughout England. It serves as a reminder of both progress and risks associated with early railway operations. While we are left to speculate about what led to this incident, it is evident that accidents were not uncommon during those times. This image stands as a testament to the resilience of railway workers who faced such challenges daily. As we observe this snapshot frozen in time, let us appreciate how far our transportation systems have come since then while honoring those who dedicated their lives to building these networks across United Kingdom's vast landscapes.

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