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Railway accident at Little Salkeld, 1933
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Railway accident at Little Salkeld, 1933
Locomotive tender damaged in a railway accident at Little Salkeld station on the Settle to Carlisle line, 10 July 1933. The London, Midland & Scottish Railways Carlisle to London express was derailed when it hit three wagons which had been mistakenly shunted across its path. The driver of the freight train was killed and 35 passengers and staff injured. The tender had been coupled to 0-6-0 goods engine number 4091, which was struck by the derailed express train
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