Huron Valley River railroad crash

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title: Huron Valley River railroad crash
date: 1904
description element: Black and white photograph of the Huron River Bridge train crash. The Huron River Bridge was the first trestle bridge of its kind. The photograph was taken by Claude Stoner in 1904.
comments: This document can also be found in the "The Railroads of Ann Arbor" narrative in the Topics section of this website.
keywords: accident; railroad; bridge; travel; Huron River
institutional source: Bentley Historical Library; University of Michigan
ID: 96
image filename: hurcrash

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Collection: Students on Site
Image Size: 391 x 253
File Size: 13 KB
Record: 96
Link to this Item: https://quod.lib.umich.edu/s/sos/x-96/hurcrash

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