Harrow and Wealdstone train disaster 67 years later

1 train crashing is bad enough, 2 trains colliding is even worse, but a 3 train crash is nothing more than a terrible catastrophe as was the case at Harrow and Wealdstone.
This may of been rushed together due to me totally forgetting to do this thanks to all the stress October has put me through. This also had to go under a script rewrite at the last minute during editing due to me not liking the original (hence the narration clips sounding different in some parts) But I think it's worth it.
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[@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren]

Looking back the sound design of the impact still gives me chills... I can still see the mental image of it all happening.

[@florjanbrudar692]

So do I, a year and a half later

[@lycanmotions]

The screaming in the background of the crashing really added to the fright level to the sounds as well. Did you know that my town once had a near similar train wreck in 1881?

[@florjanbrudar692]

@@lycanmotions What was it, specifically?

[@lycanmotions]

1881 Blackburn with Darwen train wreck that killed seven people. The forces of the collision from both Manchester Express and the stationary Liverpool train was severe enough that parts of the glass or roof panelling fell from the station fell on to the crashed trains underneath.

[@florjanbrudar692]

@@lycanmotions Glass or roof panelling? wow

[@kaihigumi5210]

when i hear the whistles sound before the impact. my god, its like the engine itself is screaming for dear life...gives me shivers

[@Wavyguyboi]

It’s like there screaming for life but they get scraped

[@theannihilator7989]

It’s the scariest thing ever my god

[@NorthwestDaylight]

Wrong whistles

[@bird20040]

Expected from a thomas fan

[@BagelsGuy]

I always picture in my head the train with a face like Thomas and friend show, but more serious, I picture that trains scream as a whistle and crashing into the other engine of this wreckage.

[@PRRFanDoesTrainz]

JESUS CHRIST THAT WAS THE MOST VIOLENT CRASH I'VE EVER HEARD FROM THIS SERIES

[@snoopy_wwiflyin]

Same here! That sounded horrifying!

[@Martha-io2rn]

SAMEE

[@willhorowitz8806]

How about Ufa

[@UP4014]

SAME

[@snoopy_wwiflyin]

@@willhorowitz8806 Ufa was nothing compared to how horrific this one sounded.

[@AlexTheRailfan]

I heard the screaming when the two trains collided

[@Codye]

Not sure what you're expecting

[@Consolidation1282]

@@tweetsietom7376 Same here. i almost cried because that also horrified me.

[@Night_Star6248]

I’m 13 what do you mean

[@Consolidation1282]

@@Night_Star6248 What? i didn't say anything about you. i was just talking to tomtherailfan

[@Night_Star6248]

The Owl Fan new channel I don’t know what the owner of the comment is talking about

[@nwsd50sproductions49]

You forgot to add that Princess Anne Was A former Experimental Locomotive Named “Turbomotive” And If This Disaster Never Happens, There will be no 71000 “Duke of Gloucester”. (Because it’s was A Replacement to Princess Anne

[@TheSaint491]

Thus did the turbo motives career end, not with a whimper, but a bang the likes of which none want to see

[@robertwilloughby8050]

It was rebuilt from the turbomotive to a Princess Royal class (interestingly, Princess Anne was not an exact rebuild, but was close enough to be part of the class). It had only been realeased into service for six weeks after the rebuild.

[@NorthwestDaylight]

It's most likely the parts of the former turbomotive would be salvaged for the duke either way

[@WidelyWide]

"I don't need to slow down!" - gordon

[@westinbridges7321]

Liar!

[@sandrapiazza9429]

*a n d t h e n t h e r e w a s t r o u b l e*-Narrator

[@bird20040]

:/

[@Twinmill69227]

Except that one time with Percy

[@railfangarrett6313]

I feel sorry for all the passengers and crew who died in this accident

[@jacksalvin364]

It was 112.

[@emersonfigueiredo6300]

112 confirmed dead

[@emersonfigueiredo6300]

And 340 injured

[@jacksalvin364]

Yep.

[@richieosborn2639]

Garrett the train guy and the locomotives of the Liverpool express.

[@afeeqvirus1]

The Crash Sound rips my heart.. it fears and saddened all at the same time.

[@Riot_95]

just thinking about the people in the crash makes me feel like crying

[@peterrosenquist]

This wreck was mentioned in Velocity: Runaway Train.

[@jacksalvin364]

They have to stop The Runaway Trains.

[@Tyhammonds06]

I remember seeing that when I was younger

[@Tyhammonds06]

And then watching sunset limited 60 minites

[@richieosborn2639]

Peter Rosenquist original or sequel?

[@harrisonofcolorado8886]

@@richieosborn2639 the original one, I saw it.

[@LoganA3806]

That when the trains collided that sound was just horrifying

[@itzzdustyspartan3241]

2:39 we call that a “brake coach”. brake vans are for our goods traffic

[@virginiarailfannoah5415]

I heard that there was a multi-track failure on the New York Central in 1953 that involved *4* trains.

[@Consolidation1282]

Now that will be bad. oh god, i think i can already hear the sound effects thunderbolt 1000 siren productions will put in..

[@RNG_Lemon]

i hope he sees this comment Edit: but we might have to wait until march 27th though.

[@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren]

No you gotta be pulling my leg! 4?

[@virginiarailfannoah5415]

@@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren No, this actually happened in Ohio. March 27, caused by improperly secured cargo, killing 21.

[@adamdahabra4653]

I live in ohio

[@harrisonofcolorado8886]

Darn I'm gonna be at school when it premiers. I'm on lunch break now.

[@thecursedcombine3951]

Wait a second... It says for me that the video came 2 hours ago... And your comment says it was made 4 hours ago... Well. KZbin algorithm.

[@harrisonofcolorado8886]

@@thecursedcombine3951 because you're able to comment before a premier actually begins.

[@GriffinWilkins]

Harrison La time traveler same bruh

[@casualwoomy]

Skip school Nothing’s stopping you

[@umm589]

.

[@lotion84]

Idea for documentary Febuary 3, 2020: Valhalla Train Crash 5 years later

[@madkirk7431]

i think he saw you're suggestion, i think he did it

[@sharksman20rocks]

Curtis Warren BTW STOP BEGGING no he didn’t

[@brodster7042]

Concorde AF4590 he wasn’t begging

[@TankEngine75]

@@brodster7042 the Begging thing is part of his name

[@brodster7042]

@@TankEngine75 oh

[@anthonyholroyd5359]

As a modern day UK railwayman, who lives in one of the cities involved in this accident I find a few things interesting in this video. 1. For an American, your pronunciation of Ruislip was outstanding! 2. Despite that and without wanting to be perceived as having a go . . . Wealdstone is pronounced 'Wield (as in to wield a sword) - stun' 3. AWS and its Successor TPWS are now widespread across UK railways, and had the US implemented similar systems (and safeguards associated with those systems such as Morpeth boards and driver reminder appliances) crashes such as the recent Frankford Jn. Incident and the more historical Silver springs collision would've almost certainly been avoided. 4. It's of note that another train was named 'City of Glasgow' many years later - this too was involved in a crash and was, infact, written off. On Feburary 23rd, 2007 - five year old Virgin Trains Pendolino no. 390033 'City of Glasgow' hit an improperly maintained set of points at Grayrigg in Cumbria, North west England. The train derailed, travelling at approximately 90mph and toppled down an embankment. 1 passenger sadly died, but 12 years later it remains (touch wood) the last incident on UK railways in which a fare paying passenger lost their life. I'd be interested to see you cover the Grayrigg derailment - but I would cover it together with the Potters Bar and Hatfield crashes aswell. All three were down to poor track maintenance (the first two, poor maintenance of switches and the 3rd was poor rail condition leading to a rail shattering under the speeding train).

[@Spacebug111]

Thats Intresting about the City of glasgow, both were on thee WCML Too

[@anthonyholroyd5359]

@@Spacebug111 indeed. Sadly since writing this, two years ago, there has been another fatal rail crash in the UK. A driver, conductor and passenger killed at Carmont in Aberdeenshire in August 2020 due to their train colliding with a landslip (due to an improperly built and maintained drainage channel) and derailing at 75mph.

[@Billy_davis_83]

2:42 oh shit, here we go again

[@accountcloseddownforgood8656]

The Unaired Thomas & Friends Episode

[@MetxsightseerRailfan]

For being age-restricted and graphic From Banned from Television

[@angrya4pacific738]

funny

[@realcanadian96]

You hate Minecraft? *I think we found someone with small brain*

[@joeythecat7482]

@@realcanadian96 he didn't say that idiot

[@railfanatic1416]

@@realcanadian96 minecraft + beamng

[@GodfatherDaeDae9987]

Now 68 years later. RIP to the 112 people that lost their lives. 🙏🙌

[@TheSudrianStoryteller]

I sometimes call this disaster The British Railways Great Train Wreck of 1952 given how catastrophic it looked and how big the wreckage looked at that station. It's very sad to what had happened in this accident that not many people would know about, but I doubt for sure the AWS would've worked on steam locomotives; given how it would've cost a lot to install in them all at the time and the difficulties it would have been like in today's world. True Fact: (For those who don't know) 46202 'Princess Anne' was a successful experimental turbine locomotive in it's early years on the LMS before it was rebuilt 2 months before the tragic wreck. 71000 'Duke Of Gloucester', the only Standard Class 8 of it's kind, is said to have the original salvaged pieces from 'Princess Anne' after she was scrapped.

[@marksherrill3686]

3:03 sounds like a war

[@jakeford12]

Your not wrong

[@trainz1225]

@@jakeford12 WRONG

[@trainz1225]

wrong

[@marksherrill3686]

@@trainz1225 can you explain please I’m just interested to see why I’m wrong

[@itsjusttyler5315]

I know this is in bad taste and I’ll delete this if it’s too hurtful but Sir tophamm hat was cross

[@julienmiller4180]

Love your videos Thunderbolt! Can't wait for future documentaries and streams! All the best!

[@Key-wg6dn]

You should do some CSX derailments. That is just me as I grew up watching csx pull auto racks with my dad

[@titmouse-distribution]

????????????????

[@StocktonSubber]

Cayce

[@illegalprime3626]

You should do the Quintenshill disaster of 1915, wreaked 3 trains and derailed 2 more!

[@AJsBusVideos]

Captain Speedbird1974 the deadliest train wreck in history

[@pacificcy3182]

@@AJsBusVideos, Britain's history, that is.

[@minor-devil3299]

@@pacificcy3182 Then what is the deadliest.

[@pacificcy3182]

Singapore Pearl, MD Reborn, Anthony Penman, I think it was that one train crash in Sri Lanka where an over loaded passenger train was hit by a tsunami in 2004 and approx. 1,500 died. At least I think.

[@dominicborrayo8825]

Tell more about this wreck of 1915 you speak of right the f now

[@Yuri-io9yb]

Train: *wrecks* Vector: Oh poop

[@kiryu-chan1590]

Oh 💩 poop

[@kiryu-chan1590]

WOW that's just too good 🤣

[@Yuri-io9yb]

@@kiryu-chan1590 lmao

[@florjanbrudar692]

His name's "Victor"

[@trainfanjpt6056]

Wow that was amazing! Thank you so much!

[@Gabrielm624]

The location of this crash would’ve been on the stretch of track literally just behind my house, I’ve walked past that Mural hundreds or thousands of times and had no idea it was there to commemorate the victims of the crash, great video!

[@babyyodafan4666]

the british corination class engine looks really nice, I love smoke deflectors

[@florjanbrudar692]

Coronation*

[@Lughrochben]

My great aunt took one of those trains to work every day. She was late that day and survived because of it.

[@florjanbrudar692]

God bless her

[@silverengine3769]

This has got to be the worst train disaster in British Rail history

[@mandyplodek639]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quintinshill_rail_disaster the real worst

[@DalloGoji89]

Well, it would have been.... If the Quintonshill rail disaster didn't occur.

[@robertpoirier2483]

On a misty October morning tragity came to north London

[@martini_0339]

Hahahaha

[@florjanbrudar692]

@@martini_0339 If the comment makes you laugh, does this also? 2:32

[@robloxgamingrailfanner420]

Damn that wreck was so violent!

[@asagoodfriend]

I was here exactly 1 year ago,watching this in an empty classroom of my college on a chilly October morning!

[@blackpanther1013]

2:42-3:05 rest in peace earphone users

[@Consolidation1282]

Uh oh... not good. EDIT: JESUS CHRIST THAT WAS HORRIFYING

[@jamesfracasse8178]

It's ok dude you did a superper job on this latest video. You do what you are able to do

[@GarrettHaire]

Wow, there has been a lot of train wreck history action these last few weeks.

[@jimmclaughlin1749]

I agree sauturn

[@vapor9300]

This guy needs more views man to go and search up all this information must take alot of time.

[@dianeellis3925]

Great reporting. Always find your videos done well. Have you got anything on the Nuneaton crash of 1975? I remember that one vividly. Thanks😸

[@justadudeontheinternet8354]

That was amazing. Probably my favourite one yet.

[@yeahno.3037]

dominic bruh dude how is this amazing. Hella ppl died..

[@AshleesBathroom]

@@yeahno.3037 maybe they mean his editing and storytelling? That's what I immediately assumed.

[@stationmasterkuma]

Arthur was going too fast! “Move!” Yelled Thomas, but then they saw James. “AAAAAHHH!!!” Then there was trouble... Luckily Thomas, Arthur, and James weren’t hurt, although they had a few scratches here and there (you know what I mean). Unfortunately, everyone was seriously hurt. The SSaRC was 60km away, and Judy and Jerome were too far. 2 hours later, the Rescue Team has made it. Unfortunately, many people lost their lives.

[@florjanbrudar692]

That's an LMS Fairburn 2-6-4T

[@anamora5936]

When this was uploaded I was about to go to school, I went on the computer and noticed this, so I watched some of it. The rest I watched after school.

[@raillashupproductions7950]

Great video!

[@mariosonicaviationrailroad6703]

This was a rather shameful accident. To make things more disturbing, I’ve read that some witnesses remember seeing bodies flying through the air. Also the fact that the station clock stopped at the exact time of the accident: 8:19am. That should be an interesting concept for a horror movie. And one thing is worth pointing out, 4 Jubilee locomotives and 3 Princess Coronation Pacifics have been preserved.

[@florjanbrudar692]

The "bodies flying through the air" were of those thrown out of the coaches

[@cheeseburgersarecool6600]

He has made a video without thinking yet I can not tell the difference

[@florjanbrudar692]

Without thinking???

[@Benthetrainkid]

2:24 46202 "Princess Anne" was originally built as the Turbomotive

[@yuuycockdemnations69420]

Ouch. I'm glad 3 train collisions are rare.

[@ethanstrode9560]

Great Docmentary i have watched in this series

[@emersonfigueiredo6300]

Rest in pieces all 4 locomotives

[@stevemcdowell123]

This has become my fav channel on YT.

[@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren]

Aww thanks

[@ExpressRailfan]

​@@Thunderbolt_1000_SirenThis also gives me the chills watching this video, and it makes me want to make a documentary of that crash too.

[@rosaleal6043]

The princess class used to be a 1 of a kind steem turbine loco. And to replace it class 8P 71000 Duke of Gloucester was constructed it servives today. Love the video mate ceep it up.

[@raythomason3]

As a graduate Engineer, I worked in the Chief Civil Engineers Department Euston in 1960. Many of the staff travelled on the Euston bound local train and those who had survived said that the office was eerily quiet that morning. One Engineer said that, as he was late for the train, he was running across the footbridge, which was parly demolished in the accident, and the next thing found himself sitting on the track ballast

[@peterperryman2800]

On that day I was waiting at Wembley station for the train to Watford for work, a very foggy morning and we were transferred to buses because of the awful crash at Wealdstone. On the bus going over the bridge at Wealdstone we looked down on the wrecked trains and on one platform stretchers with the dead bodies were stacked up, if the Trolls who have joked about "Thomas" in the comments had seen that they wouldn't be making inane remarks now!

[@raythomason3]

@@peterperryman2800 I do not subscribe to Twitter for the very same reason that you made about the inane comments on KZbin.

[@mandyplodek639]

You want to know why the death toll of harrow and Wealdstone was so high compared to other 3 train crashes like clapham junction or Glendale? Two words. Wooden coaches

[@thebigbluesteamengine63]

In the loving memory to those who passed away in that tragic disaster and I hope this video will probably get a remastered version soon

[@Toyota--Camry]

Right as I heard that crashing sound, lightning struck outside my window. Holy shit.

[@florjanbrudar692]

I'm speechless

[@emersonfigueiredo6300]

Rest in peace 112 people

[@godzillagameplay8753]

I was in school when this was premiering and I could not see it until the end of the video

[@Wizlo_OP]

After all these documentaries about train crashes I don’t wanna go on a train anymore

[@RyansColoradoRailProductions]

46202 used to be a experimental steam turbine called the Turbomotive.

[@bradcase6121]

The sounds of the crashing trains sound brutal.

[@雪者]

That's gotta hurt not just by the screams but, the fact the wooden passenger cars causing even more injuries and giving people more than just splinters! 😭😭😭😱😱😰😱😰😰

[@florjanbrudar692]

You mean deaths?

[@madkirk7431]

if that next train after the overpacked one wasnt cancled it would've been a four-train pileup

[@olly5764]

It doesn't quite work like that. It may have been nowhere near the scene.

[@nicholasfedirko481]

Wow... Imagine being those people being trapped inside the crushed coaches. so gruesome. i could imagine seeing ghost trains rushing past the station and fading into thin air. since its october.

[@lycanmotions]

Enough force to destroy one of the platform bridges. That must be registered as one of the worst railway disasters involving a station and one of the most fatal train crashes in UK soil.

[@darioguerrero2580]

Damn what a horrific train crash involving three trains, and I got a little bit scared from the sound effects of the crash and people screaming

[@cannibalfan333]

I was wondering if you would make a video on this accident. I remember seeing this on Runaway Trains. The sight of the carnage is just chilling. Seeing the coaches AND engines completely is something else.

[@carolinewilliamson2284]

Wow didn't realise how bad it actually was as wasn't born til the 80's but remember my uncle talking about it growing up as he used to get one of those trains to harrow & wealdstone every day for work but that day was his day off, scared me to think he could have died then and never met him, feel for all the people that died and were injured that day and for all their families

[@multifan75]

This is gonna be interesting

[@SkyeSoarer04]

When the crash happened i got chills Oh and the princess ann was originally the LMS Turbomotive when i found that out i almost went into shock as i knew this accident before you documented this accident

[@railfan9428]

2:44 rip headphone users

[@twomist5]

I’m in trouble then

[@The_Airborne_number_three]

I thoughts and prayers go to this family

[@erichartman9777]

Hey, any chance you could do a video on the Southern Pacific roundhouse explosion of 1912, is said to be one of the worst railroad disasters in history due to the devastating destruction of the incident.

[@julienmiller4180]

Imagine being the guard actually witnessing this

[@Trainman777]

I like how you used the break squeal from the movie The Train.

[@patricklee1633]

I recognized that brake squeal.

[@thomastankfan6597]

@@patricklee1633 That's because It Was Also Used In Thomas & Friends

[@skiiipawbs]

Love these stories.

[@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren]

Glad you like them!

[@Charger1917]

Could you do a story about the Violet Town train collision?

[@NickolasMontagnino]

You know it's funny, I was going to request if you could do this documentary, but I didn't want to pile any other rail disaster documentary on you at the time.

[@aiiixiii5773]

This was a good video all I have to say is. Luckily no one was hurt

[@MrSonicthehedgehog31]

I remember this accident was mentioned in top 20 USA & UK extinct locomotives from Jim Van Der Kolk

[@Dynamo307]

I like that you add a Thomas & Friends sound effects and crash sound affects

[@babyyodafan4666]

Man imagine what a survivor would describe it on the news

[@trevgauntletneu_gaming]

Check out the Great East Thompson Train Wreck of 1891. It was a four train collision and one of the most extensive wrecks in American history.

[@SeanBodine]

I love the music at the beginning.

[@philipgrice1026]

I was 5, very nearly 6 years old at the time of the crash, living at 12 Station Rod, Harrow, just over the bridge from the Harrow & Wealdstone station. Shortly before I was to leave home and walk over the bridge to St Josephs school in Wealdstone there was a big 'crumph' kind of sound. More a concussion than a crashing sound. My mother wondered if the Harrow Gasworks had "gone up again" as it had previously exploded in the past. Soon after I left home and started the 3/4 mile walk to school. As I neared the top of the bridge I peaked through some knot holes in the wooden plank fence that blocked the view of the station from traffic crossing the bridge. This was a daily feature of my walk, looking through the knot holes to see trains stopped or passing through the station each morning. The fog I thought was swirling around was most likely steam, smoke and dust from the accident below. I could tell something was not right but before I could get to a knot hole with a better view a Bobby ran up to me and yelled I shouldn't look. He wanted me to go back home but I insisted that I had to get to school as my Mum would have left to go to her job at the USAF base at Ruislip, mentioned in the commentary, where she worked behind a counter in the Vase Exchange (BX). The Bobby escorted me over the bridge and down the other side where pandemonium was breaking out. There were police cars, buses, ambulances and lots of people crowded around where the station entrance was and traffic was being stopped from crossing the bridge. The bobby escorted me well past the mayhem and watched to see I didn't turn around and come back. After school, as was my usual routine, I walked home. But when I reached the station I was stopped from crossing the bridge, again by a Bobby. He didn't believe that I live just over the bridge and kept me there for about an hour until another Bobby arrived from the road block over the bridge. He had my Mum with him who had been frantically trying to convince him her little boy would be trying to get home over the bridge. We were then both escorted home over the bridge right to our front door. My most lasting memory of that day and the following days is the smell. I love the smell of steam engines but this was very different. The fog carried the dust and dirt around and the smell lingered for quite some time. Considering the time of year and how badly London was polluted in those times from coal fire smoke and gross polluting lorries and buses it was surprising. The local popular opinion at the time was that the death toll was about double the official count. So many bodies were crushed and mutilated it was very difficult for them to be recovered whole or even substantially. Many were never identified at all. It was still soon after WWII and people were suffering serious relationship problems. It was believed that many people took the 'opportunity' of the crash to 'disappear', leaving spouses and families behind and likely escaping debts in the process. Some research decades ago concluded that the actual death toll was probably just over 180 people, based upon available public and police records at the time.

[@leifopstad2972]

Holy shrimp that sound affect is scary AF

[@chayn.3918]

Who knew that harrow would come

[@twomist5]

I like your use of music

[@Tokuball]

OH MY GOD!!! THAT CRASH WAS SCARY!!! Great video by the way!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@22Tesla]

I've heard much of this accident. It's crazy how much destruction happened in such a short time and that the force of the collision was enough to freeze time on the station clocktower. If this accident wouldn't have happened, that would have been two speeding express trains barreling through the station at once while the commuter train was beginning to set out. That sound effect you used was brutal, but fitting for what happened. Once again, an example of it being cheaper to have the accident than install new safety equipment. Sure AWS was in it's early years but something is better than nothing

[@HoosierDaddy_]

Best crash sound, for real. You can almost see the nightmare in your head.

[@florjanbrudar692]

If you close your eyes

[@amtrakproductions-mx9ib]

Agree if I have the nightmare of the crash and if I was in the nightmare I would be in the first coach in the purth express and after the nightmare I would wake up and scream on the top of my f***ing lungs

[@PSAboi_1719]

Dang that is the most craziest crash I have ever seen!

[@superbaddy4]

Assuming you will do the Back Bay Crash on December 12th, as many people are asking you to, I would like to point out some details worth noting: - The MBTA Coach which was destroyed was #315. - The MBTA train had two Cab Cars up at the front, which were 1614 (leading) and 1525. Both were unharmed and returned to service. 1614 is still in service today, however, it's controls have been deactivated, so it can no longer lead trains. 1525 was eventually put out of service, and sat in storage for a while, until it was finally scrapped in 2014 for parts to keep the other MBB cars running. - Contrary to some belief, only two trailing Amtrak cars were actually scrapped. Five simply derailed. - An MBTA employee named Joe Burgess was deadheading on board train #906, and he was inside 1073's cab. When the train reached Canton Junction shortly before the crash, he saw his ex-girlfriend getting on board the train, and he decided to go back and greet her. This decision saved his life, and prevented what would have likely been the only casualty. - MBTA F40PHM-2C #1036 was specifically built as a replacement for 1073, and Amtrak legally had to pay all the funding for it's purchase, due to having claimed full responsibility for the crash which destroyed the engine it was to replace.

[@_Maelgon_]

Wow.......that was violent...oh lord.

[@dogerecords5312]

GOD DAMN THAT TRAIN IS GONE!

[@Cpr1234]

This was the second worst train accident ever in the UK. There was a major collision in Quintinshill. If you're on a train to Glasgow, Quintinshill is right after the Scotland boundary from England

[@HiImGriff]

Interesting Video :)

[@gtw6344]

I love the song exact notes the traveler from this video, I'm wondering what site you used to get this version from for this video. Thanks

[@TEBEnthusiast]

0:52 bakerloo line and overground:am I am joke to you?

[@AnimeRailfan]

This is so tragic of how many trains were wrecked and how many people were killed! So 😔

[@ConorDaRobin]

Wow, what a brutal incident.